Why do peer relationships become more important during adolescence?
a. Adolescents dislike their parents.
b. Adolescents no longer need parental control.
c. They provide adolescents with a feeling of belonging.
d. They promote a sense of individuality in adolescents.
C
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A During adolescence, the parent/child relationship changes from one of
protection-dependency to one of mutual affection and quality.
B Parents continue to play an important role in the personal and health-related
decisions.
C The peer group serves as a strong support to teenagers, providing them with a
sense of belonging and a sense of strength and power.
D The peer group forms the transitional world between dependence and autonomy.
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