As the Child Enters Adolescence, Peer Groups Begin to

question 234

Multiple Choice

As the child enters adolescence, peer groups begin to

• A) break down and stop offering friendship to their members.
• B) provide a vital source of emotional support and approval
• C) become less important to their development of an identity.
• D) have some form offluence on us.

Grasp the importance of emotional intelligence and its components.

Differentiate among various views and theories of intelligence.

Assess the influence of sociohistorical context on intelligence research and theories.

Understand stereotype vulnerability and its effects on performance.

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