A large group of adolescents who share a stereotype but whose members may not even spend time together is called a
A) clique.
B) crowd.
C) gang.
D) peer group.

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A crowd is a large group of adolescents who share a common stereotype, but they may not necessarily spend time together or have close relationships. Cliques are small, exclusive groups of friends who share similar interests and spend time together regularly. Gangs refer to groups that engage in criminal activity, and peer groups can refer to any group of people who share similar characteristics (such as age, education, or social status), but may not necessarily be tied to a stereotype.

A Large Group of Adolescents Who Share a Stereotype but Whose