in the know with most gossips or rumors or learning things that no one else is aware of. All-Rounders play a neutral role most of the time. In some cases, they act as a liaison between two different groups. As such, they are considered to be "well-known" rather than being "popular". Within clique structure Popularity A powerful, yet unstable social hierarchy structures interactions between group members in any given clique. This hierarchy is always topped by the highest-status member, labeled by psychologists as the "Leader" or "Queen Bee". In her now famous ethnography of adolescent cliques, Queen Bees and Wannabes, author Rosalind Wiseman explains the standard set of roles most frequently adopted by male and female clique members. Females: Queen Bee – Leader: rules by "charisma, force, money, looks, will, & manipulation". Sidekick – Lieutenant: invariably supports the Queen Bee opinions. Banker – Gossip: collects and employs information for her own gain until part of clique, then works for benefit of Queen Bee and Sidekick. Floater – Similar to a Liaison; closely associated with multiple cliques and will stand up to the Queen Bee. Torn bystander—Groupies of female cliques: respected by adults as good kids. Conflicted and constantly torn between doing the right thing and being loyal to the group and is also in the middle because she apologizes for the Queen Bee and Sidekick behavior even though she knows they're both wrong. Pleaser/Wannabe/Messenger – Can be in or out of clique: immediately adopts all of the Queen Bee and Sidekick opinions, yet never gains their approval and is often treated with indifference by the Queen Bee. Baddie—a bad girl who is always on fleek. The Baddie grew up bullied or lacking confidence. But now she has the confidence by being herself and doing what she always dreamed of doing. The Baddie has self respect and fights for something she believes in like having fun, going to parties and throwing them, and becoming successful and popular. Cyberbully—The use of electronic communication to bully a person and typically by sending a message of an intimidating and humiliation or threatening nature. Target – Outside of the clique; regularly excluded and humiliated.Males: Leader – Like the Queen Bee: Athletic, tough, rich, & gets the girls. Companion—Like the Sidekick: Invariably will associate with the Leader Flunkie – Like the Pleaser/Wannabe/Messenger, he does anything asked of him, but he also responds to any member. Inadvertently