| 词汇 | example_english_peer-group |
| 释义 | Examples of peer groupThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The relationship between the individual and the relevant peergroup is highlighted as this is an important dynamic. It was notable that landowners were reluctant to recognise that they might have peergroup interests in common with proprietors outside their immediate territory. Parenting practices and peergroup affiliation in adolescence. The researchers were struck by the absence or very low frequency of other potential attributions such as 'rewards', 'feedback', 'parents' or 'peergroup'. A teenager who is perceived as too free-spirited, conspicuously bright, overly plump, or physically weak risks being targeted or ostracised from the peergroup. The centrality and salience of the peergroup for girls is important for programs of health promotion and enhancement. This movement into the trajectory was further enhanced if the individual was currently heavily involved with members of the deviant peergroup. The smaller is, the less important the peergroup is to future earnings. Because of this, we must, in my opinion, view the peergroup not simply as a subsection of society but as a society in microcosm. It is common to relate to both men and women within the peergroup and outside it. Data from this project suggest that this may be in-uenced by career choices and by the in-uence of the peergroup on boys. In conclusion, the results of this investigation demonstrate that frequent victimization in the peergroup is an important predictor of later behavioral difficulties. The importance of peergroup support for women in segregated role relationships should not be overlooked. Another approach to assessment involves feedback from a peergroup. In between play sessions, boys responded to hypothetical provocations involving each of their peergroup members. Perhaps victimization in the peergroup is associated with similar difficulties. She argues that because homes determine children's school, neighborhood, and peergroup, children should be considered to have a profound interest in its disposition. For example, knowing the current slang of the peergroup is critical to social acceptance, especially during the pre-adolescent and adolescent years. What may these environmental factors be, that influence children's risk of victimization by the peergroup? The use of substances may even be a way to maintain their positive status within the peergroup. It has rather a bad name among the potential user's peergroup. This statement will form the basis of a clinical tutorial with the student's peergroup and clinical lecturer, in the clinical setting. Then the project team and intervention district peergroup facilitators will make the intervention available in the delayed control district. This plan worked well in that we provided the peergroup intervention to all levels of health workers below the management team. The increases in educational spending under the targeted voucher plan are not enough to make up for the large losses in the peergroup. Here, a school is defined by its expenditure level and its peergroup. Furthermore, victimization independently increments the prediction of later behavior problems associated with peergroup rejection and aggressive behavior. It is clear that other factors in the home, peergroup, and neighborhood contribute to such outcomes. The third potential mediator is peergroup interaction. In this instance, the link between experiences in one context (the family) and psychopathology is mediated through experiences in a second setting (the peergroup). Together, these components seek to change the classroom, peergroup, and school contexts in which children learn how to resolve conflict. Two risk variables-maternal isolation and the stability of the peergroup-were not correlated with any of the outcome measures. Individual risk and social risk as interacting determinants of victimization in the peergroup. Children who are high on multiple indices of peergroup maladjustment would appear to be at greater risk. Research on the risks associated with victimization in the peergroup could also benefit from a categorical focus on the persistently victimized child. The long-term risk associated with peergroup victimization has been examined in only one study. The same behaviors can, when generalized to the peergroup, lead to the child's rejection by other children. Repeated experiences with failing in the peergroup would be expected to have an even more profound impact on social development. During these periods, we expect that youth change in their involvement in the family, peergroup, school, and neighborhood. In late childhood, peergroup influences constitute a second overlapping mechanism. Then the peergroup intervention was made available in the targeted villages to all adults who wished to participate. However, it is important that the peergroup support common among women who are members of segregated role relationships is not forgotten. So, the norms reproduced by the peergroup can vary considerably from those that are reproduced by the wider society. This means that, along with educational expenditures, a student's classmates, or peergroup, play a role in determining his future income. Because some of the unable are leaving as well, this keeps the public school peergroup measure from falling very much. Therefore, most of the effect she finds is attributable to unobservable parental characteristics and the peergroup. The peergroup is worse in the public school after a voucher is implemented. This valorised collecting as involving discrimination and the acquisition of cultural capital and consequent status, especially within one's peergroup. Most pension funds hold bonds with relatively short duration : the reason is the pressure due to peergroup benchmarks. Several participants spoke of the dangers of being led astray by their dysfunctional families or by peergroup pressures. Formal helpers may also have difficulty engaging recipients in counseling, peergroup activities, home visits, or other programmatic activities. This may reflect the establishment of dominance hierarchies as boys determine their relative statuses within a newly formed peergroup. Perhaps the interpersonal transactions within the deviant peergroup are more chaotic, deviant, and less rewarding to youth. Alternatively, perhaps adolescents' use of relational aggression is less evident to the peergroup as a whole than relational aggression among elementary school children. At high school entry, for example, a young person's early peergroup typically redistributes itself into new and often unpredictable clusters of friendships and alliances. In the course of learning new skills, volunteers had acquired a relevant peergroup with whom they were able to share their anxieties and concerns. One of the most prominent themes was the significance of validation by the student's peergroup, whether family or friends. Contributors valued a like-minded peergroup of paramount importance for motivation. The teacher scale items were not much liked by other children, tends to be on own, and cannot work in a small peergroup. More specifically, we sought to determine whether exposure to high levels of victimization in the peergroup leads to increased risk for such difficulties. At least among suburban males, the peergroup seemed to endorse fairly high levels of drug use, and not just occasional experimentation. In a grouporiented society, isolation and rejection from the peergroup is a serious punishment. Likewise, results indicate that girls are more accepted by their peergroup during childhood than are boys. With continuing importance of family in the context of community, entrance to school requires the transition into classroom and peergroup. Instead, social scientists have focused on the family, school, and peergroup as the crucial contexts for personality formation and mental health. Parents and peergroup as mediators of the effect of community structure on adolescent problem behavior. The authors proposed that parenting was important to early socialization and the selection of the peergroup in adolescence. This will affect the peergroup in the public school and the private schools that these students choose to attend. The expenditure level at the public school rises, but not enough to compensate for the fall in the peergroup. Parental ratings of impulsiveness, rebelliousness and leadership were strongly associated, and this cluster was also related to peergroup sociability. The paper puts forward ideas for teachers to establish a positive context for effective peergroup response. All information and guidance should be scrutinized by a peergroup of its prospective users to ensure that it has practical relevance and usefulness. Perhaps the strongest candidate for the shared environment influence is the twins partaking in antisocial behavior together, either alone or within a delinquent peergroup. Differences in the impact of parenting, personality, and peergroup on criminal justice system involvement for early versus late starters. The results of this investigation demonstrate that victimization in the peergroup is an important predictor of later behavioral maladjustment. The peergroup here is measured by the average ability at the school. In this section, we argue that older dancers draw on their age-defined cultural capital to demonstrate the superiority of their peergroup over younger generations. The relation of connection, regulation, and support for autonomy in the context of family, school, and peergroup to successful adolescent development. That applies within the family, peergroup, school, and the community. These alterations were not reversed by introduction of the isolates into a peergroup for 6 months and occurred in parallel with cognitive impairments. The report also summarizes risk and protective factors in the individual, family, peergroup, school, and neighborhood that affect that development. It is not yet clear, however, whether there are gender differences in the effects of peergroup victimization on development. These data suggest that membership in an antisocial peergroup may differentially impact adolescent behavioral maladjustment. There are other important roles which these children play-as a pupil and as a member of a peergroup-which we have not fully considered. The only difference between the two private schools is the peergroup. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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