One Reason Why the Cross-Pressures "Problem" Is Not a Problem

One reason why the cross-pressures "problem" is not a problem for most adolescents is that

A) peers eventually exert far more influence over an adolescent's behavior than do parents
B) after early adolescence, parents again become the primary source of influence for most teenagers
C) adolescents typically become very independent and are not influenced to any great extent by either parents or peers
D) the values of the peer group are rarely as deviant as people have commonly assumed