Persistent Exclusion from Peer Social Relationships Is Most Likely to Increase

question 9

Multiple Choice

Persistent exclusion from peer social relationships is most likely to increase teens' risk for

• A) imprinting.
• B) egocentrism.
• C) depression.
• D) habituation.

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