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| + | stage of biological and psychological development. Yet these are virtually the | ||
| + | same for young people in all societies and historical periods. Their patterns of | ||
| + | behavior, however, vary enormously across cultures. This reading offers a sociological | ||
| + | understanding of contemporary American teenagers that focuses on the ways that | ||
| + | adults have organized the formal structures of young people’s lives and in turn how | ||
| + | they have responded to these structures by creating their own informal forms of | ||
| + | social organization. Th e core of this informal organization is a peer status system that | ||
| + | strongly shapes their behavior. Moreover, the analysis shows that rather than being | ||
| + | exceptional or bizarre, teenage behaviors are very similar to those of people in other | ||
| + | status systems. Teenage culture in the U.S. has, however, played a relatively unique | ||
| + | and important role in encouraging consumerism in the broader society</ | ||
| Joe Lofland Analyzing Social Settings, 2006 | Joe Lofland Analyzing Social Settings, 2006 | ||
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