Observational and Sociometric Measures of Peer Popularity and Their Relationship of Egocentric Communication in Female Preschoolers.

Deutsch, Francine

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Observational and Sociometric Measures of Peer Popularity and Their Relationship of Egocentric Communication in Female Preschoolers

Deutsch, Francine

Developmental Psychology, 10, 5, 745-747, Sep 74

Discussed is the assessment of sociometric and observational measures of peer popularity and communicative egocentrism for 60 white, middle-class female preschoolers. Results indicate that communicative egocentrism was significantly related to the observational measure of peer popularity but not significantly related to the sociometric measure. (Author/SDH)

Descriptors: Egocentrism, Females, Observation, Peer Relationship, Preschool Children, Sociometric Techniques

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