Authors investigate the structure of the two main forms of popularity among peers, i.e. sociometric and perceived popularity, in Finland and Italy. Correlates of forms of popularity are also examined and two age-groups are compared: children (fourth-graders) and early-adolescents (eight-graders).
Caravita, S. C. S., Di Blasio, P., Salmivalli, C., Distinct Correlates of Perceived Popularity and Social Preference: Evidence From Finland and Italy, Paper, in SRA2010 Biennal Meeting, Philadelphia (U.S.A.), (Philadelphia (U.S.A.), 11-13 March 2010), Society for Research on Adolescence, Philadelphia 2010: 00-00 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/7302]
Distinct Correlates of Perceived Popularity and Social Preference: Evidence From Finland and Italy
Caravita, Simona Carla Silvia;Di Blasio, Paola;
2010
Abstract
Authors investigate the structure of the two main forms of popularity among peers, i.e. sociometric and perceived popularity, in Finland and Italy. Correlates of forms of popularity are also examined and two age-groups are compared: children (fourth-graders) and early-adolescents (eight-graders).
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