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Which statement about adolescent peer relations is false?
 
  a. Peer influence is gender-specific.
  b. Peer influence may be more important than parental nurturance in the development of long-term behavior.
  c. Peers may actually outweigh the influence of parents in producing a delinquent way of life.
  d. The number and the variety of friendships increase as children go through adolescence.
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