Only about half of adolescents self identify as members of these small groups of peers whom generally share common interests and attitudes.
A) crowds
B) cliques
C) dyads
D) sects

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Cliques are small groups of peers who share common interests, attitudes, and often engage in similar activities, which is consistent with the description. Crowds are larger, less intimate groups, dyads refer specifically to pairs of individuals, and sects are typically associated with religious or ideological factions, not peer groups.

Only About Half of Adolescents Self Identify as Members of These