Majority and popularity effects on norm formation in adolescence
Abstract Personal norms consist of individuals’ attitudes about the appropriateness of behaviour. These norms guide adolescents’ behaviour in countless domains that are fundamental for their social functioning and well-being. Peers are known to have a marked influence on adolescent risk-taking and p...
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Autores principales: | Ana da Silva Pinho, Lucas Molleman, Barbara R. Braams, Wouter van den Bos |
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Nature Portfolio
2021
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Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/8ee66fcf357b45549c9d3cd92a4deda7 |
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