During the juvenile stage

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During the juvenile stage, children learn that the rules applicable in the home may not be appropriate in other settings like school. This is a key part of their socialization process as they learn to navigate different environments and social groups. Peers do become important during this stage, but they do not become less important than before. It is also not typical for parents to become "enemies" during the juvenile stage, and a religious awakening may or may not occur at this point in development.

During the Juvenile Stage