Peers as an agent of socialization differs from family socialization in the following ways, except:
A)Peer groups are more homogenous in sex and age
B)Peer interaction are more spontaneous
C)Peers alone influence body image
D)Peer interactions are voluntary

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Peers can influence many aspects of an individual's life, including attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors. However, body image is also shaped by societal norms, mass media, and family values. Therefore, peers alone do not have the sole influence on body image.

Peers as an Agent of Socialization Differs from Family Socialization