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    In Rosalind Wiseman’s essay “Queen Bee and Her Court”, she specified various roles played in social cliques. In the essay, she states “cliques are sophisticated, complex, and multilayered, and every girl has a role within them.” This demonstrates that although it may seem cliques are very simple, they are actually very conglomerate. In social cliques there are positive and negative roles that a person can have. The sidekick is a negative role; whereas, the floater is a positive role. There are also roles that can be negative or positive, depending on how someone portrays them, such as the banker. In my opinion, the queen bee’s sidekick is a negative role to play in a social clique. Although most girls find this to be the best role to play,…

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    The Inner Ring Analysis

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    Luc Martin, Blair Evens, and Kevin Spink wrote in “Coach Perspectives of ‘Groups Within the Group’: An Analysis of Subgroups and Cliques in Sport” about negative effects of the Inner Ring. They interviewed different coaches about the different subgroups within the teams. There were both positive and negative ways the subgroups can effect others. The overall consensus was, “subgroups have the potential to elicit negative outcomes for members, but can also facilitate the development of beneficial…

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    I was never physically or verbally bullied as a child. I was shy and soft spoken; therefore, I never did anything to attract attention to myself. Instead of harassment, I had more difficulty dealing with isolation. Though this is not same type of bullying we had seen in the video, it did make me depressed and abandoned. I typically felt this while attending McKinley High School. McKinley is full of cliques, which may be due to a high rate of students from the same middle schools. Most of…

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    know about you, but “cliques” are the first thought to my mind. The media is drowning in films that portray the idea of “cliques”, but personally, I believe the film Mean Girls is the best representation of the world of cliques. Means Girls is a teen classic, and I can almost bet the majority of my generation has seen or at least heard of it. It is American teen comedy film that manifests the harsh conditions teens undergo when it comes to high school cliques. The plot starts off when previously…

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    High School Cliques

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    is clearly evident: cliques that are self dissociated by gender, race, age, and character of the children. Cliques are used to describe an adolescent social group of teenagers used to describe themselves and others-such as jocks, druggies, populars, brains, nerds, normals, punks, freaks, and skaters. However, there is such a thing as groups that are completely based on friendships. These types of groups form when the people in them have something in common. Friendship groups are how every group…

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    negatively, as if we are stereotyping them, but occasionally classifying groups can help us better understand these groups with a broad view of how the people in these groups function together. Cliques can be very easily classified, but doing this without stereotyping can be difficult. When classifying, it will either be positive or negative, and the way we classify others will determine the outcome. Rosalind Wiseman's essay, "The Queen Bee and Her Court", is an excellent example of positive…

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    Clique Research

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    Have you ever been in a clique? Or have you ever been excluded from one? A clique is it is a group of people that share similar interests and exclude others on purpose. Sometimes they exclude others and even make fun of them, which may lead to bullying. This makes people feel left out and insecure. When cliques are formed, they are created to leave kids out. In the text, how cliques make people feel left out the author states “Trey, Zack, and Steve were friends, but Zack and Steve left out Trey…

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    Cliques Essay

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    A clique is just a group of people spending a lot of time together because they all have something in common. In high school, a person can walk down the halls and through the flood of students and see all kinds of cliques. Each clique has their own drama, their own way of doing things and, their own personality as a group. There are several different types of cliques too such as active cliques, creative cliques, and intelligent cliques. It is usually not very hard to determine what the common…

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    detention, while lifelong friendships are made by the simple act of understanding and relation. In the opening of the movie, the teenagers quickly group together based on what they know: the ‘popular’ and ‘athletic’ together, against the ‘rebel’, ‘nerd’ and ‘odd-ball’, who are all ultimately against the covetous Vice Principal. As detention drags on, the bickering teens get to know each other, sneaking around and finding activities to pass the time, slowly getting closer to one another as they…

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    Language arts Have you ever been in a clique? Or have you ever been excluded from one? Well if you are wondering what a clique is it is a group of people with similar interests that exclude others on purpose. Sometimes they leave you out and even make fun of you, this may lead to bullying and this makes people feel left out and make kids feel insecure. When cliques are formed, they are created to leave kids out. In the text, how cliques make people feel left out the author states “Trey, Zack,…

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