According to your book, at which stage in life do relationships with our peers become the most important social influence in our lives?

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Rose Schwartz

13 January, 13:59

According to your book, at which stage in life do relationships with our peers become the most important social influence in our lives?

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Aldo Glenn · Answer 1

The stage of which relationships with peers becomes most important in social influences in a person’s life is during the stage of adolescence. The adolescence stage is where a person undergoes changes where we could refer as puberty, in order to be a legal adult. This is the stage where they are able to think mature and prioritize things of which are important to them and their goals.