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A Meta-Analysis of Susceptibility to Peer Influence Effects in Adolescence: The Role of Method of Influence and Type of Behavior
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Decades of research have extensively explored how and why adolescents alter their behaviors to align with their peers. This meta-analysis aimed to: (1) assess the degree to which adolescents are influenced by their peers in experimental studies of immediate behavioral outcomes and (2) explore potential moderators of susceptibility to peer influence, including the method of peer influence (feedback, norms, presence) and the type of behavior (risk-taking, prosocial, antisocial).
Keywords:
Behavior
Meta-Analysis
Peer Influence
Susceptibility
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