Arrange the following steps in the process of how peer group influence affects individual behavior and social identity: A) Exposure to diverse perspectives, B) Formation of social identity, C) Impact on academic performance, D) Interaction with peers.

Peer group influence affects individual behavior and social identity in a clear sequence. First, when a person interacts with their peers, they are exposed to diverse perspectives and different ways of thinking. This exposure helps shape their social identity, as they start to identify with certain groups based on shared interests or beliefs. As their social identity develops, it can lead to changes in behavior, including how they perform academically. For example, if a student hangs out with peers who value education, they might become more motivated to study and improve their grades.