Which of the following statements correctly summarizes the psychological research on parent relationships during adolescence?a.
Teens have tended to see their parents as having influence in the shaping of their religious faith and in thinking about college and career choices as well as political values.b. Peer relationships are typically short-lived, so they have little or no impact on the adolescent's goals, values, or traits.c. Because adolescents are so rebellious, they are naturally drawn to peers who are opposed to their parents' values in every way.d. An adolescent's peers typically undermine the values and goals that the parents have tried to foster in the adolescent.
An adolescent's peers typically undermine the values and goals that the parents have tried to foster in the adolescent.
Explanation:
This is called "peer pressure".
At this age kids are tempted and pressured to engage in unhealthy behaviors because "everyone is doing it". These decisions, if left to themselves, can scar children for life and send them into a downward spiral of unhealthy behaviors.
