One Sign That Peer Influences on Self-Esteem Become More Apparent

One sign that peer influences on self-esteem become more apparent in adolescence is that _____ .

A) well-adjusted adolescents receive far more support from peers than from parents
B) adolescents view parental restrictions as undermining their personal freedoms and sense of self-determination
C) well-adjusted adolescents receive ample and balanced support from both parents and peers
D) adolescents begin to emphasize social goals more and engage in less social comparisons than they did as grade-school children