What Is the General Pattern of Peer Influence

question 71

Multiple Choice

What is the general pattern of peer influence?

• A) The younger the children, the more influence peers have.
• B) Peers influence fashion and other aspects of lifestyle, but have little impact on self-concept.
• C) The more time peers spend together without adult supervision, the greater the likelihood of peer influence.
• D) There is no pattern to how peers influence one another.

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