According to the textbook, having race as a central part of one's identity has the following impact(s) on adolescent development:

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Having race as a central part of one's identity may make adolescents more sensitive to discrimination because they are more aware of the existence and impact of racism. However, it may also help them cope better with discrimination by giving them a sense of pride, resilience, and community support. Thus, both A and B are true.

According to the Textbook, Having Race as a Central Part