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What Type of School Should I Go To?

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By Katie Styzek, Amanda Diekman, Anna Elton
| wikiHow
1. Are you more of an introvert or extrovert? Extrovert—I love being around all kinds of people! Introvert! I'm big on alone time & only need a few close buds. Omnivert. I swing between the two depending on the day. Ambivert! I'm solidly in the middle between the two. 2. Are you a night owl or an early bird? Early bird! I'm definitely a morning person. Night owl. I like to stay up late and wake up late! 3. How are you currently doing in school? I excel in school and am one of the top students in my grade.
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25 High School Cliques (& Expert Commentary on Dealing WIth Them)

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By Cyndy Etler, Eric McClure, Alicia Oglesby, Amanda Diekman
| wikiHow
Yes, but not in the way they appear on TV or in movies. When you hear the word “clique” you might imagine groups of kids all dressed the same and eyeing rival cliques from the other side of the cafeteria. While people (especially high school students) do tend to naturally seek out people who are similar to them, cliques are not rigid clubs with defined membership rules or natural rivals.[1] A “clique” is really just a group of friends who have something in common.
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Belief in Science‐Related Conspiracy Theories

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By Shane Littrell, Amanda Diekman, Michelle I. Seelig, Kamal Premaratne
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction Conspiracy theories—ideas that attempt to explain events and circumstances by attributing them to the clandestine behaviors of small groups of malevolent actors (Butter and Knight 2020)—have existed throughout human history (Pagán 2020).
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