In adolescence, peer groups are typically made up of people with similar interests and social activities. As adults, we continue to participate in peer groups of people with whom we share common interests and comparable occupations, income, and/or social position.

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This statement is true. Peer groups tend to be formed around commonalities in interests, activities or social status, and this tendency continues into adulthood.

In Adolescence, Peer Groups Are Typically Made Up of People