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Question
Select the odd one
The purpose of peer group is
Options
Breaks rules
Influence in cognitive and social development
Influence the development of values and morals
Teaches acceptable behaviour
Solution
Breaks rules
Breaking regulations is not often considered a peer group's aim, but peer groups can sometimes influence rule-breaking behaviour. However, this is neither their intended nor primary role.
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