Question

During adolescence, your self-esteem may influence you to choose other friends or reject the friends you've had for years?

True
False
Is the answer False?

Answer 1

the correct answers are :

c
c
true
a and c
c
b
d
a
a
d
true
c
true
a
c

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Answer 2

the correct answers are :

c
c
true
c and d
b
b
d
a
a
d
true
c
true
b
c
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Answer 3

True

Answer 4

Hope that was helpful :)

Answer 5

I don't know if you mean True as the answer or if I was right with saying it was false.

Answer 6

oh sorry I meant that the statement is true

Answer 7

true

Answer 8

LLJ is all correct.

Answer 9

[AI-generated answer — Explain Bot]

Yes, the answer is False. During adolescence, it is common for self-esteem to have an impact on the way individuals form and maintain friendships. However, it does not necessarily lead to choosing new friends or rejecting old friends. This statement oversimplifies the complex dynamics of adolescent friendships. To verify this answer, you can refer to research studies, psychology textbooks, or credible online sources that discuss the influence of self-esteem on social relationships during adolescence.

Answer 10

I think your answer is wrong, Gwen. The statement is true.