Table 1. Preferences of social information channels and their relationship with sociometric status index

Table 2. Quotes of media channels among popular and unpopular members of groups

Table 3. Mean values of consumption for different types of media channels, correlation coefficient and sociometric status index

Table 4. Mean values of distribution channels consumption for socially significant information in subsamples of popular and unpopular members of groups

Table 5. Mean values of the functional orientation index, Pearson coefficients, and sociometric status index

Table 6. Mean values of functional orientation index between popular and unpopular respondents

Table 7. Pearson coefficients between functional orientation indices and intensity indices of media channels consumption

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