As the child enters adolescence, peer groups begin to
A) break down and stop offering friendship to their members.
B) provide a vital source of emotional support and approval.
C) become less important to their development of an identity.
D) have some form of influence on us.

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Peer groups become increasingly important during adolescence as individuals seek out acceptance and approval from their peers. These groups can provide emotional support and play a significant role in shaping the individual's identity and beliefs.

As the Child Enters Adolescence, Peer Groups Begin to