The feeling that someone your age is pushing you toward making a certain choice, good or bad.
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Which form of peer pressure is this example: The kid that sits beside me is always calling me dumb, ugly, and uncool.
Put-down.
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Which form of peer pressure is this example: Some kids in my neighborhood ring people's doorbells and then run away before the person answers. They told me to join in because they never get caught and it's just a friendly prank.
Reasoning.
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Other team wins 25 points!
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gold
Win 50 points!
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Go to first place!
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Go to last place!
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Which form of peer pressure is this example: The boys in my class play soccer at recess. Every time I go up to them, they take the ball and move to another part of the playground.
Rejection.
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What is the definition of the word "peer"?
Someone in your own age group.
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Double points!
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Which form of peer pressure is this example: There are other 4th graders in my neighborhood building a fort. Whenever I walk up to them, they turn their backs to me and ignore me.
Putting Others Down
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Is peer pressure always deliberate (on purpose)?
No! Sometimes people unknowingly or unintentionally pressure us into choices.
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What are the three forms of Unspoken Peer Pressure?
The Huddle, The Look, and The Example.
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True or False: Peer Pressure can be positive or negative.
True! Peer pressure is someone your own age pushing you toward a choice, good or bad.
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baam
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What is the definition of the word "pressure" when it comes to peer pressure?
The feeling that someone is pushing you toward a certain choice, good or bad.
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Why would someone give in to peer pressure?
Many reasons! To have more friends, to avoid or get attention, to avoid being teased, and more.
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Which form of peer pressure is this example: A student in my class always turns his video off on Zoom even though my teacher has told us not to. Others are starting to do the same thing.
The Example.
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True or False: There are two types of Peer Pressure.
True: There is Spoken Peer Pressure and Unspoken Peer Pressure.
