Term ID: T2980

Juvenile Peer Influence

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The impact of age-mates on adolescent behavior, decision-making, and identity development, particularly regarding risk-taking and norm conformity.
Example: How teenagers' choices about substance use, academic effort, and behavior are influenced by their peer groups and desire for social acceptance.

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Reference: Steinberg & Monahan (2007)