Charles received few positive and many negative votes on peer-acceptance self-reports from the children in his class. how would charles be classified?

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Charles received few positive and many negative votes on peer-acceptance self-reports from the children in his class. how would charles be classified?

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ahmedishaal ahmedishaal · Answer 1 · 2018-05-08T04:59:45+02:00

Charles would be classified as "rejected", as he gets more negative votes.

Self report measures of peer acceptance yield 4 primary classes:
Popular (who get numerous positive votes – are all around liked)
Rejected (who get numerous negative votes – are disliked)
Controversial (who get numerous votes, both positive and negative – are both enjoyed and disliked)
Neglected (who are only here and there specified – either emphatically or contrarily)