As a Child Matures, Peer Socialization Becomes More Important and More

question 36

True/False

As a child matures, peer socialization becomes more important and more likely to conflict with primary socialization.

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Definitions:

Position Power

The power or authority attributed to someone based on their office, rank, or role within an organization.

Formal Leadership

Leadership established through an organizational hierarchy or officially sanctioned role.

Coercive Power

A form of power based on the ability to deliver punishments or impose penalties.

Legitimate Power

The authority that a person or position holds within an organization, which is accepted and recognized by others as right and proper.