According to an example provided in the textbook, a crowd member that has less social capitol who is a really nice, thoughtful, and funny person may be high in _____ popularity but low in _____ popularity.

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The example described in the question refers to a person who may not have high social capital but is perceived as nice, thoughtful, and funny. This person is likely to be popular among their peers in terms of sociometric popularity (i.e., how well-liked they are by their peers), but may not be perceived as popular in terms of perceived popularity (i.e., how prestigious or influential they are perceived to be). Therefore, the best answer option is A (sociometric popularity; perceived popularity). None of the other answer options correspond to the scenario described in the question.

According to an Example Provided in the Textbook, a Crowd