As children develop their sense of self in middle and late childhood, they are increasingly likely to define themselves in terms of groups or alliances. For example, a boy might describe himself as a Cub Scout.

Social

Explanation: Social group is a term used to refer to a group of individuals who interact with one another, share their thought and experiences, usually possess a common interest and their association displays a sense of unity. Children may develop and attach themselves to a social group composed of two or more individuals once the develop a sense of self or personality as to determine what they like or dislike, who they love or rebuke, thereby helping them make choices about interpersonal alignment or connection with those in which they share common interest.

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