One of the reasons peer groups are so powerful in individuals' lives is:
a. they reinforce primary socialization in the family.
b. peer groups help anchor individuals in their family of origin's moral order.
c. peers are unlikely to brutally reject or hurt children when they break norms.
d. peers are social equals, and we interact in peer groups throughout our lives.
Question 2
The process of impression management can be likened to
a. playing a game.
b. taking a test.
c. writing a book.
d. being an actor on stage.
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