In Contrast to Sullivan's Claims About Adolescent Friendships, More Current

Multiple Choice

In contrast to Sullivan's claims about adolescent friendships, more current research has found that

A) cross-sex intimacy replaces intimacy with same-sex peers.
B) adolescents usually have intimate friendships with only one or two opposite-sex peers at any given time.
C) the number of same-sex intimate friends adolescents have tends to increase or stay the same as they make opposite-sex intimate friends.
D) although cross-sex interactions increase during adolescence, there is little cross-sex intimacy.