Sentence examples for peer acceptance from inspiring English sources

Table  1 shows the differences in Peer acceptance, Peer rejection, Prosociality, Bullying and Victimization as a function of group (gender-referred versus control children).

Teenagers also put far more value in peer acceptance than adults do – not being accepted among other people their age can call them to have intense feelings of unworthiness and anxiety.

Peer acceptance at T1 did not predict participation anymore at T4, whereas being rejected by peers, as well as bullying, at T1 still predicted being hard-to-recruit at T4 (Table 5).

For instance, even though bullying might be used as a way to achieve peer acceptance, Olthof and Goosens (2007) showed that for boys this desire to be accepted was oriented specifically towards peers who also displayed bullying and antisocial behavior, but was unrelated or even negatively associated with their desire to be accepted by non-bullying peers.

Lower levels of peer acceptance predicted increases in social anxiety.

But widespread peer acceptance, and now the Nobel prize, have eluded him.

But to appear in public wearing Dunlop Bumper leisure shoes is to jeopardize all hope of peer acceptance.

To test effects of gestational age (GA), early social experiences, and child characteristics on children's friendships and perceived peer acceptance.

"Peer acceptance and understanding of what they are doing as a carer by everyone they come into contact with could make a massive difference," he said.

Another participant, Tom, highlighted the identity work involved in being a good student in a disadvantaged school, along with the importance of peer acceptance: "I wouldn't want people to know I'm doing the best.

Additionally, this study, using a within-subject design, examined the acute effects of a PA session on classroom engagement and changes on perceived competence and peer acceptance from the first to the last week of the program.