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What contributes to the formation of peer groups?

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What contributes to the formation of peer groups?

What contributes to the formation of peer groups?

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There are many things that may contribute to the formation of peer groups.

   - Age
   - Hobbies
   - Likes/ Dislikes
   - Social Status
   - Similar interests

All these things coming together as one may form a group where children or adolescents are similar in character. Thus resulting in the formation of their own peer group.

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