In comparison to youth on the life-course-persistent path, those on the adolescent-limited path . Group of answer choices are more likely to drop out of school are often being influenced by situational factors, such as their peers have weaker family ties display more extreme antisocial activity

The correct answer is often being influenced by situational factors, such as their peers

Adolescence is the period of human development in transition between childhood and adulthood. It is characterized by a process of increasing maturity, which involves a series of physical, emotional, cognitive and social transformations.

It is a period in which the young person loses the complete trust that existed during childhood, in his parents, when these were the main models to be followed and, therefore, his great heroes. Moving now to self-confidence in managing life, based on your own ideas and experiences about the world.

It is at this stage that puberty begins with visible physical changes such as the growth spurt, the mourning for the loss of the child's body and loss of identity and children's roles by the parents of childhood.

Faced with so many transformations and perceptions, the young man starts to build his identity through the search for more permanent personal values and objects. In this sense, the need for experiences and attitudes of group tendencies increases, the need to intellectualize and fantasize, since their cognitive development already allows the creation of hypotheses. There is a capacity for critical sense and, therefore, religious crises, demanding social attitudes and contradictory behaviors can occur.

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