Exam 5: Peer Groups
Exam 1: Biological Transitions112 Questions
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Dawn has always enjoyed school and excelled in her classes. In middle school, she has connected with a group of friends who also enjoy school and her grades have continued to improve. They often spend time studying together. This is an example of:
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Judy and Jessica hang around people their same age. These people are most accurately described as:
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By middle to late adolescence, cliques are often segregated by race. All of the following are possible explanations for this phenomenon, except:
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During childhood, boys typically associate with boys, while girls primarily associate with other girls. This separation of boys and girls has been referred to as:
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