Teenage Friendships
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Which stage of adolescence is characterized by more exclusive, constant, and warm friendships?

  • Middle adolescence
  • Early adolescence
  • Late adolescence (correct)
  • Childhood
  • What do friendships provide for teenagers?

  • A safe venue to explore their identities (correct)
  • A place to rule the world
  • A way to pursue thrills and adventures
  • All of the above
  • What do teenagers develop in their friendships during middle and late adolescence?

  • A sense of competition
  • A sense of belongingness (correct)
  • A sense of isolation
  • A sense of independence
  • What role does peer influence play in middle and late adolescence?

    <p>A significant role</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What do friendships formed in childhood lack compared to friendships formed in middle and late adolescence?

    <p>Treasured bond</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Friendships in Adolescence

    • Late adolescence is characterized by more exclusive, constant, and warm friendships.

    Functions of Friendships

    • Friendships provide teenagers with a sense of belonging, emotional support, and intimacy.
    • Friendships also serve as a platform for exploration and experimentation, helping teenagers develop their identities.

    Development of Friendships

    • During middle and late adolescence, teenagers develop more intimate and mutually supportive relationships with their friends.
    • They learn to share their feelings, thoughts, and experiences with each other, and develop a deeper understanding of each other's perspectives.

    Peer Influence

    • Peer influence plays a significant role in middle and late adolescence, as teenagers are more likely to conform to their friends' attitudes, values, and behaviors.
    • Peer influence can have both positive and negative effects on a teenager's development, depending on the values and behaviors of their friends.

    Comparison of Friendships

    • Friendships formed in childhood lack the depth and intimacy of friendships formed in middle and late adolescence, which are characterized by more emotional maturity and mutual understanding.

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    Test your knowledge on teenage friendships and the importance they hold in a person's life. Learn about the benefits of friendships, how they provide a safe space for self-expression, and the valuable role they play in a teenager's journey of self-discovery.

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