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Gerhard Winklert, and peers often “used” him to their own advantage, leading Graham to believe he was well-accepted by his peers. Graham’s apparent misperception of his own social status clearly influenced his social behavior as well as his interpretations of peer behavior directed toward him. His self-perceptions