Two tools that adolescents with perceived popularity often use to hold on to their high status are:

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Adolescents with perceived popularity often use relational aggression, such as spreading rumors or excluding others, to maintain their high status. They may also use reputational aggression, such as threatening to damage someone's reputation, as a way to keep others from challenging their popularity. Physical aggression and verbal aggression may also be used, but they are not as closely tied to maintaining perceived popularity as relational and reputational aggression. Therefore, the best choice is (D) relational aggression and reputational aggression.

Two Tools That Adolescents with Perceived Popularity Often Use to Hold