Dynamics of peer relationships across the first two years of junior high as a function of gender and changes in classroom composition
This article examines the dynamics of peer relationships across the first 2 grades of Dutch junior high schools (average age 13-14). Specifically, we studied how gender and compositional changes in classrooms structured the changes in peer relationships between the 2 grades. Expectations were derive...
Main Authors: | Lubbers, M, Snijders, T, Van Der Werf, M |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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2011
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