How Are Peer Relationships in Mid-Adolescence Different from Those of Middle

question 7

Multiple Choice

How are peer relationships in mid-adolescence different from those of middle childhood?

• A) The amount of peer interaction declines as adolescents become moodier and more independent.
• B) Peer interactions decrease, and adolescents spend more time with parents, siblings, and extended-family members.
• C) Adolescents spend more time with peers than with any other social partners.
• D) Peer relationships become increasingly competitive and hostile.

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