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  • Title: Agreement and accuracy in children's interpersonal perceptions: a social relations analysis.
    Author: Malloy TE, Yarlas A, Montvilo RK, Sugarman DB.
    Journal: J Pers Soc Psychol; 1996 Oct; 71(4):692-702. PubMed ID: 8888598.
    Abstract:
    Agreement and accuracy in children's interpersonal perceptions during middle childhood were studied in the school environment. Sociocultural and ecological theories led to the prediction that, in middle childhood, peers' interpersonal perceptions would show high levels of agreement with those of teachers and would be accurate. A social relations analysis of data from a 3-year, cross-sequential study revealed that throughout middle childhood, peer perceptions of cognitive ability, observable behavior and characteristics, popularity, and affect correlated reliably with teacher perceptions. In addition, peer and teacher perceptions of targets' cognitive ability correlated with standardized test scores. Self-other agreement lagged behind teacher-peer agreement. The conceptual and statistical advantages of the social relations analysis of children's interpersonal perceptions were also considered.
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