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    chocolate brown hair trails her as she walks. She calls herself the queen of the school, because she most definitely acts like she’s the queen. Vanessa doesn’t pay much attention to her family, and what truly matters to her is her reputation and popularity at school. “Hey Ladies!” Vanessa shouts across the long hallways. Her friends run towards her, all with wide mouth smiles. They call themselves the honeybees, while Vanessa is the queen bee. All of them know how Vanessa feels about herself, just an overly

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    The Queen Bee and Her Court Classification is the action or process of classifying something according to shared qualities or characteristics. In The Queen Bee and Her Court Rosalind Wiseman talked about classifying high school cliques. These classifications are: The Queen Bee, Sidekick, Banker, Floater, Torn Bystander, Pleaser/Wannabe/Messenger, and Target. The Queen Bee is the ringleader of this clique. She is the one who tells everyone what to do and she is not intimidated by anyone.

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    Trying to find individuality in a world of social expectations is the most trying challenge any one person is expected to overcome. “The Queen Bee and Her Court” by Rosalind Wiseman gives readers an in-depth look at high school cliques and social hierarchies, and the effects of peer pressure while trying to find one’s self. From the Queen Bee who utilizes her power to control the wannabes, to the target who is just waiting for the end of high school, everyone can see themselves as at least one of

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    Hail to the Queen Based on Rosalind Wiseman’s “Queen Bee and her Court” In every social clique there is always a ring leader. In Rosalind Wiseman’s “Queen Bee and Her Court” this character is known as the Queen Bee. The Queen Bee becomes the leader of her posse in a few possible ways. A couple of the most noticeable ways are; becoming more developed and/or sexually active at an early age, and having a larger amount of money flow in her household. As the Queens power increases so does her name and

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    day in New Jersey. Felicia McQueen - a bee - was at work stirring the pot of honey and was thinking of random thoughts about the human world. Suddenly, she realized that humans have elections to choose their rulers, so then she thought “Why don’t bees have an election to choose their ruler? It's just like the queen bee is just a regular bee that’s like I wanna be a queen and is just automatically the queen.” So then she turns off the stove and runs to Queen Paula Deen III and is like ‘’Did we have

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    The term stereotype is a word or idea that a person, group of people or even a thing can exist as. Stereotypes can be good but most of the time, they are offensive. Almost everywhere one looks in life, stereotypes exist. Most of the time, stereotypes can exist while most do not realize that it does exist. Stereotypes usually judge and point out flaws of a certain individual, group or thing. Frequently, stereotypes only define that person, group or thing in the simplest form without looking into the

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    have a potentially positive or negative effect, or it can be both. With peer pressure their come roles. The general roles in a school girl’s clique contain but are not limited to queen bee, sidekick, banker, floater, torn bystander, pleaser, or target. The main role of a girls social group would be the queen bee. The queen bee is the head of the social group. Some of the qualities of this role would include her being the head of the friend group. She is not intimidated by others, but she can intimidate

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    The Queen Bee Phenomenon Chism (2016) describes a mentor as a “trusted counselor or guide” (McKinley, 2014; Mentor, 2004; Chism, 2016, p. 94). “In the profession realm, mentoring involves helping others achieve goals and offering support in a nonthreatening way” (Chism, p.94). In contrast to mentoring, Derks, VanLaar, & Ellemers (2016) discuss the queen bee phenomenon as a descriptive label “given to women who pursue individual success in male-dominated work settings”( Derks, Van Laar, & Ellemers

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    intergenerational relationships brings forth a new leadership technique that can empower women leaders and eliminate problematic areas. Women are more effective linking positive intergenerational relationships for support rather than falling and becoming a Queen

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    Peer pressure is the influence that one person or group has on another. Peer pressure is a devastating force that affects the lives of millions across the world. Most often, peer pressure receives a reputation for being demeaning, harsh, brutal, and generally negative. However, peer pressure can inspire the affected party to rise above the cruelty and positively impact their own lives. Yes, peer pressure may negatively affect someone’s life, but it may also change their life in a positive manner

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