G. For a vast number of students, being popular at school is …(34)… great significance. At no other time in their entire lives are others’ opinions taken into such serious …(35)…, yet a study funded by the National Institute of Mental Health shows that this obsession can have negative consequences. The study monitored adolescents …(36)… 13 and 14 for one year in order to assess how their popularity at school affects their behavior. Participants were tested according to various criteria including their lifestyle, …(37)… with their mental health and social relationships. Then, they were asked to rate the popularity of their peers. The results revealed that one-fifth of the participants fell into the popular category; they normally had many friends. A half were deemed average; they built fewer relationships and their mates had neutral opinions about them. Having very few or no friends at all, the loners were at the …(38)… of the social ladder. Surprisingly, the study also found that school “celebrities” were more …(39)… to committing crimes than their less popular peers, which was put …(40)… to the fact that these students were more likely to suffer from …(41)… pressure Làm hộ tui nhanh nha mọi người. Tui cảm ơn mọi người nha :3