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The Peer Effect

The Peer Effect

Teenagers and adolescents are more likely to behave recklessly, do something stupid, or commit crimes when they are together.

Breaking the law or trying out drugs/alcohol is also done more often in the company of friends and schoolmates. This is known as the Peer Effect.

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