During Adolescence,the Identity Prototypes That Are Associated with Reputation-Based Peer

question 48

Multiple Choice

During adolescence,the identity prototypes that are associated with reputation-based peer groups most likely serve the developmental purpose of

• A) clarifying appropriate targets for social and romantic interests.
• B) maintaining order and discipline among groups in the educational setting.
• C) helping to create or reinforce adolescents' sense of identity.
• D) helping teens understand their potential roles as adults.

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Definitions:

Primates

A mammalian order that includes humans, apes, monkeys, and prosimians, characterized by large brains, forward-facing eyes, and opposable thumbs.

Chimpanzees

Primates belonging to the genus Pan, closely related to humans and part of the family Hominidae, notable for their social behavior and intelligence.

Coalescent Events

Points in evolutionary history where genetic lineages merge at a common ancestor, a critical concept in understanding the genealogical trees of populations.

Population Size

The number of individuals within a given population, important for understanding its viability and ecological dynamics.