Researchers have demonstrated that popular peers,as defined by children,are viewed as more _________ than the popular children identified by sociometric measures.

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Research has shown that popular peers, as defined by children's perceptions, are often viewed as embodying all of these traits - aggressive, dominant, and "stuck-up" - more so than those identified through sociometric measures, which assess popularity based on social preferences and connections within a group.

Researchers Have Demonstrated That Popular Peers,as Defined by Children,are Viewed