Teens whose parents are warm and engaged with them are less subject to cross-pressures because
A) their parents do not put pressure on them to be a particular way.
B) their friends do not put pressure on them to be a particular way.
C) they are likely to share their parents' values and to choose friends with similar values.
D) All of the above.
Answer: C
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