We know that a peer group is loosely defined as a big set of peers who socialize with one another as a matter of opportunity. In other words, this a group that has the same interest, age, background, or social status. So for this question, Natalie's mom is right because teenagers exert both positive and negative influences on each other.
<span>These factors activate, direct, and sustain these behaviors. Activation allows the person to begin the behavior that is wanted to be performed, the direction allows the person to actually have a target for these behaviors, and the sustenance concept allows for the person to continue the behaviors even when stopping might seem like the more prudent action.</span>
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They’re bad and will lead to the end of the USA