Question: In what way do parents' life choices shape who their children's peers are likely to be? Need Assignment Help? • Children usually do not get to pick where they live and go to school, and these circumstances create the peer groups that have the biggest influence on them. • Parents have their own adult friends and usually take little interest in their children's friends, creating opportunities for diverse choices. • Peer groups are typically developed through interactions with the children of parents' employers. • All of these