Improving Social Acceptance of Low Sociometric Status, Low Achieving Students
M. Stephen Lilly
Abstract
M. Stephen Lilly
Abstract
This study investigated factors involved in improving social acceptance of unpopular, low achieving students. A 5 week treatment was used in which low acceptance students worked with popular peers making a movie to present to the class. Variations in this treatment were designed to isolate variables involved in improvement of social acceptance. Treatments produced significant immediate gains in social acceptance; however, the gains did not endure over a 6 week followup period. No differentiation was possible among factors involved in improving social acceptance.
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This study investigated factors involved in improving social acceptance of unpopular, low achieving students. A 5 week treatment was used in which low acceptance students worked with popular peers making a movie to present to the class. Variations in this treatment were designed to isolate variables involved in improvement of social acceptance. Treatments produced significant immediate gains in social acceptance; however, the gains did not endure over a 6 week followup period. No differentiation was possible among factors involved in improving social acceptance.
Key concepts: Social acceptance, Psychology, Peer acceptance, Social approval, Sociometry, Self-acceptance, Sociometric status, Social psychology