The main purpose of this thesis is to identify the status of the students aged 9 to10 within the classroom environment, who are ascribed to the demonstrative character accentuation. The first part of this work is dedicated to the analysis of A.Ličko (1983), K.Leonhard (1989), V.Justickis (1993), V.Kaziukėnaitė (1995), I.Petrauskienė (1999) articles, that deal with the features of demonstrative accentuations, the motives of behavior and the possibilities of diagnosis. The second part of the thesis is dedicated to the theoretical aspects of characteristics of group and the importance of the child’s relationships in it. Also indicated are the relationships of the demonstrative children with both the official group ( class ) and the informal one ( chosen friends ). In the third part of this work a research of the primary school students in Kaunas is presented. The hypothesis that the children of demonstrative behavior, experience social difficulties was confirmed. Trying to gain the attention of others they become boring and not interesting to their peers therefore their status in the class is very low. It is recommended for teachers to cooperate with parents and help them to understand the features of the child with demonstrative character and attempt to correct them.