It Could Be Argued That Research on Peer Influence Overestimates

question 93

Multiple Choice

It could be argued that research on peer influence overestimates the impact of peers on adolescent development. One finding consistent with this point of view is that

• A) parents have much influence on the peers their adolescents choose to associate with
• B) peer values are often a reflection of parental values
• C) both of the above
• D) none of the above; the existing literature probably underestimates the impact of peers on adolescent development

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