A) students become overly influenced by peers
B) students have the most difficulty resolving peer conflicts
C) students begin to be overly-concerned with appearance
D) students begin to be identified with significant academic deficits
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A) individual: high expectations for self, high IQ, being female
B) family: youth whose parents are incarcerated, separation/poor family bonding
C) school: negative labeling by teachers, dropping out of school, truancy
D) peers: peer rejection and deviant peers
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A) mentally ill
B) delinquent
C) unintelligent
D) mentally disabled
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A) family
B) friends
C) schools
D) community
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A) self-esteem is high
B) communication is direct and honest
C) rules are flexible and reasonable
D) member's attitudes of the outside world are tentative and optimistic
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A) pre-reading issues
B) listening issues
C) sharing issues
D) visualization issues
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A) Freud
B) Sutherland
C) Piaget
D) Kohlberg
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A) reduce the youth's likelihood of receiving treatment
B) increase the chance of youth being transferred to the criminal system
C) require parents to admit the youth to a mental health facility
D) increase the chance of youth being treated as an adult in the criminal system
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A) behavioral inhibition
B) parental efficacy
C) adult supremacy
D) deterrence
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A) morality is intrinsic
B) the process of moral development is primarily concerned with justice
C) memories are critical to moral development
D) educational systems are the building blocks of morality
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