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Factions are, in most cases, small groups between 2 and 12 people. Parker is enough to shop, and the members feel they know each other better than people outside the group. Group members have common activities and friendships. They are social opportunities for teenagers to "associate", talk to each other and form intimate friendships. A group of friends known as a group is important for social level up, but in most cases the enormous power and influence of these groups may result in alienation, exclusion and destructive results .

There are two reasons for the formation of factions. Groups may be composed of kids with similar interests, such as computers and sports. According to the Nemour Foundation, children can join the group because they want to feel popular or as their own. NYUCSC has found that there are various factions in schools from popular children to athletes, brains, otaku, artists, drug users, and "losers" like freaks. Being part of these groups sometimes can cause different actions from others. Because "outsiders" are sometimes ridiculed by factions, even if they are their closest friends, new group members may suddenly begin to behave differently from outsiders. The Nemours Foundation found that in factions girls are more embarrassing than men and tend to be more harmful for outsiders.

Factions sometimes form a common interest, but the dynamics of society is very different. Factions are usually strictly dominated by leaders who decide who "enters" and who is "out of game". The children of the group are doing most things together. People who have friends outside the group may be scoffed at being rejected. The children of the group are worried about whether they are still popular, whether they have made mistakes, made a mistake, or are thrown away because they did not wear clothes in some way . This can cause a lot of stress. Children may be pressured to take risks of stealing, mischieving, bullying and other children to stay in the group. Children may also be forced to buy expensive clothes or to join the online gossip.

Factions are a group of friends, but not all groups of friends are factions. Grouping (KLIK) is to deliberately bring some children. The group they form does not let other children belong to them. Sometimes the children of the group are sneaky for the children who think they are outside. Normally, one or two popular children control and exclude those entering the group. Children may form small groups at primary school and junior high school. Factions may consist of children who are interested in something, such as sports, computer games, music. Sometimes I want children in them to want popularity. They may say that you can only wear certain clothes, or they can make you sick if your mother or father can not afford to buy the same thing.