Cliques

It's human nature to want to be around those who are most like you, but we need to teach our children to come up higher.

Being part of a clique may make you feel accepted, but the damage they cause can have adverse effects on the workplace.

This is about the problems teenagers face in adolescence which is conveyed and elaborated throughout the novel of The Catcher in the Rye.

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High School cliques are not something to ignore. They are becoming more and more violent, some ending in horrific deaths. They no longer just affect the students but the community's safety.

Coping with cliques and the clique mentality can be both upsetting and confusing for a child who desperately wants to be included and accepted socially. Fortunately, there are ways to help your child navigate the social waters successfully.

Interested in volunteering in an organization? Feeling pressured to join a group. Before you join or volunteer in any group give it a mental health check-up. Is the group cliquish? is it run boy a 'good old boys' club? If so, beware.

Is it common for good leaders to have a small "in group" or does it interfere with their ability to lead?

After high school, due cliques persist? Yes and no. The definitive barriers that kept us from really getting to know fellow students become less.

Despite the belief of many teens, teenage cliques present many negative emotional, social and psychological effects.

When your teenagers come home complaining about wanting to fit into a group, it is important to instruct them as to how to discern which groups are good to belong to, and which will become problematic.

A few ways you can help students deal with the all too pervasive, ever-changing clique social structure that they contend with during their middle school years.

Big Brother 11 premiered this week and host Julie Chen already pulled out a few twists. Season 10 bodybuilder Jessie Godderz earned the right to walk back into the Big Brother house nearly one year after he was ousted.

Big Brother 11 is back and this times its a new game with an old player. Who returned to the house and were the rumors all true about who is in which clique?

We often judge people before we know them.

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This article discusses whether or not there are cliques at colleges and universities.

Everyone wants to have friends and wants to be included. However, in a clique, a group of friends excludes others and won't allow others to become friends with them.

Although cliques have the stereotypes of being a danger and hindering the maturing process, many places have them, including the workplace.

Some of the groups that form in schools are simply composed of kids with common interests; others can be more exclusive, even hostile. This article offers advice on how to get our kids to look at their own motivations for wanting to be a part of the "in crowd".

Having a child makes parents reflect on life and how things used to be. I am amazed at how fast kids are growing up these days. It seems that five-year-olds are facing issues that I do not remember dealing with until junior high. What are parents do?

This story is similar to Charlotte Purkins Gilman's The Yellow Wall Paper. It focuses on the image of a young woman's view from her bedroom window before leaving for college. However, the adolescent finds inner strength.

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Wednesday night on "American Idol" it was back for more Hollywood Week competition, where the remaining 168 contestants had to form groups for the all-important group singing round. So who moved on- and who went home?

For some adults, "Glee" strikes up painful memories of high school dischord.

Besides being an anti-social behavior, gossip is also a profound anti-work aspect. It's indeed one of the moral ethics' abuses which are witnessed in the workspace and it's a stumbling block in realizing sound ethical practices.

Gossipers tend to associate in a coterie and they spend the better part of their time talking through issues, other people's personalities and aspects that are less important.

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