Concept:Adolescents who misbehave or go against society’s accepted norms are often influenced by their friends or peer group.
Solution:Behaviours such as disobedience, stealing, and drug abuse usually come from negative peer pressure.
Adolescents may copy friends in order to fit in or feel accepted.
So they are most likely to have peer pressure, that is, to be under the influence of friends who push them to copy such behaviour.
Key point: Distancing from parents can follow such behaviour, but in the syllabus deviant adolescent behaviour is linked mainly to (negative) peer pressure.
Answer:Option C (have peer pressure)