The nurse clarifies that for the adolescent, belonging to a peer group is vitally important as the group serves as: (Select all that apply.)
a. A mirror for "normal"
b. A source to combat loneliness
c. A model for conformity
d. An initial step to independence
e. A strong link to the adolescent's family
A, B, C, D
Peer groups set up a mirror for "normal" and conformity as well as a way to combat loneliness and develop independence. The peer group is not a strong link to the family.
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