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Question
Select the odd one:
The purpose of peer group is
- Breaks rules
- Influence in cognitive and social development
- Influence the development of values and morals
- Teaches acceptable behaviour
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Solution
Breaks rules
Explanation:
Breaking regulations is not often considered a peer group’s aim, but peer groups can sometimes influence rule-breaking behaviour. However, this is neither their intended nor primary role.
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