Adolescents' Worlds: Negotiating Family, Peers, and School
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Adolescents' Worlds: Negotiating Family, Peers, and School

by Ann L. Davidson, Patricia Phelan, Hanh Cao Yu

Education Psychology
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A study of how adolescents negotiate family, peer, and school relationships, offering insights into their social development and challenges.

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This book examines the social worlds of adolescents and how they balance influences from family, peers, and school.

It provides insights into the challenges young people face during this developmental stage.

The authors draw on research to highlight the importance of supportive environments for adolescent growth.

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