Adolescents Who Join Antisocial Peer Groups Are Likely to Have

question 18

Multiple Choice

Adolescents who join antisocial peer groups are likely to have:

• A) been coerced by their peers to join.
• B) had problematic parent-child relationships in childhood.
• C) been involved in drugs and alcohol.
• D) reported high levels of sensation-seeking behavior.

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Definitions:

Sensorimotor Skill

The ability involving both sensory and motor functions to perform tasks requiring integration of movement and sensation.

Liberal Protestants

Members of the Protestant denomination who hold more progressive, open-minded theological views, often emphasizing social justice.

Controlled Drinking

is an approach in alcohol addiction treatment aimed at helping individuals moderate their alcohol intake rather than abstaining entirely.

Alcoholics

Individuals who suffer from alcoholism, a chronic disorder characterized by dependency on alcohol, inability to control drinking, and withdrawal symptoms when attempting to stop.