In Adolescence, Teens' Social Participation with Peers and Others Outside

Multiple Choice

In adolescence, teens' social participation with peers and others outside the family is important because:

A) Conflict and disagreements with parents increase
B) Social interactions with peers and others shape social identity and provide emotional and social support
C) Adolescent social relationships are an essential precursor for adult intimate relationships
D) Peer interaction promotes the development of social skills and freedom from parental constraints