The findings demonstrate that the higher one's dominance rank within the clique, the more aggressive toward clique members one is likely to be regardless of the perceived popularity of the individual's clique.
Gender was a significant predictor for females with regards to the perceived popularity of the Silk Cut brand (β=−0.37, p=0.03).
It was decided that within the larger peer network, cliques may be organized hierarchically based on the collective perceived popularity of the individuals who comprise each clique as rated by peers.
The results from this study suggest that the perceived popularity of cliques and the social dominance of individuals within each clique are associated with how one is regarded by friends and peers and also are associated with one's behavior within the clique.
Mr. Cuomo argued that the reasons for his perceived popularity were the same as those for other incumbents who had recently sought re-election, such as Mayor Koch and Governor Kean of New Jersey.
More specially, individual preference for cycling, the presence of companions, the provision of off-street bicycle infrastructure, and the perceived popularity of cycling in communities are all positive factors which contribute to a higher rate of bicycle ownership [60, 61].
However, the perceived popularity of difficult video games in North America caused Tecmo to release the game for the NES with a much higher difficulty level than the Japanese version.
He also has asked aides about the perceived popularity of his positions, such as his vow to remove troops from Syria, and is an avid consumer of polling data, advisers say.
Additionally, the current findings indicate that high dominants scored higher than subordinate clique members on peer social impact regardless of the perceived popularity of their clique.
So, why does the perceived popularity of an issue matter?
