In some instances,a peer group provides the social and emotional basis for antisocial activity.When this happens:

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A clique, which is a small group of friends, can transform into a gang when they engage in antisocial behavior. This transformation involves a shift in their identity and behavior, from being a harmless social group to engaging in criminal activity. An out-group refers to a group of people who do not belong to a particular social group, while a crowd is a large group of people who may or may not have a common goal. An in-group refers to a social group to which an individual feels they belong. None of these options accurately describe the transformation from a clique to a gang.

In Some Instances,a Peer Group Provides the Social and Emotional