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Peer influence

Peers play a key role in shaping a child's self-esteem, as they provide feedback, validation, and social experiences that contribute to self-worth. During adolescence, peer relationships become increasingly important, often competing with the influence of parents in certain areas. Feeling accepted and valued by peers reinforces a sense of belonging and competence, which are essential components of a healthy...

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