The Selection Effect in Peer Influence Refers to the Tendency

question 20

Multiple Choice

The selection effect in peer influence refers to the tendency of children and youth to

• A) naturally separate into same-sex playgroups.
• B) establish large, fluid circles of friends.
• C) seek out friends with similar interests and attitudes.
• D) choose friends their parents like.

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