Peer influence would have the strongest effect on a. JS, who, at age 30, is deciding whether to propose to his girlfriend. b. Frank, who, at age 10, is deciding whether to play baseball or hockey. c. Arman, who, at age 18, is choosing between two highly rated colleges. d. Linda, who, at age 45, is deciding which church group to join. e. Johann, who, at age 7, is choosing a project for art class.

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Peer influence would have the strongest effect on a. JS, who, at age 30, is deciding whether to propose to his girlfriend. b. Frank, who, at age 10, is deciding whether to play baseball or hockey. c. Arman, who, at age 18, is choosing between two highly rated colleges. d. Linda, who, at age 45, is deciding which church group to join. e. Johann, who, at age 7, is choosing a project for art class.

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Jaydon Prince · Answer 1

c. Arman, who, at age 18, is choosing between two highly rated colleges.

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This is the end of teenage age and it is where youthful characteristics comes to the fullest. He will be greatly influenced by friends on the school's with the best girls, lecturers, students and so om

Meredith Goodman · Answer 2

C

Explanation:

Arman, who, at age 18, is choosing between two highly rated colleges.

Peers are people who are part of the same age or social group. Peer pressure means the influence that the fellow peers can have on each other. Some times peer pressure can be negative and some times it might be a life saver. A lot of times peer pressure is popular among teenagers they are most likely to be influenced by their peers, so Aman is most likely to be influenced by such. His peers might have an opiniin on which college is better.