In What Way Might Experiences of Alienation Be Important for the Formation

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Multiple Choice

In what way might experiences of alienation be important for the formation of group and individual identity?

• A) These do not help teens appreciate how good social acceptance feels.
• B) They help the young person see others against the backdrop of the group.
• C) The discomfort of not fitting in helps the young person recognize the distinctiveness of his or her point of view.
• D) Chronic conflict among teens is important to social acceptance.

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