Anything that is used to try and convince someone to do something they don't want to do, or to get your way
True or False: Only teenagers experience peer pressure.
False
Mention 2 examples of negative peer pressure
Pressure hurt yourself or someone, putting you in danger, making you feel uncomfortable etc.
True or False: People can peer pressure each other without even speaking.
True
What can you say to get out of a situation that you don't want to be in before it goes bad?
Hey, I have somewhere to be, I'll meet up with your later; This is not cool, I don't want to be a part of this; This is not right, we shouldn't do this.
Name three signs of peer pressure
Continuing to be asked even after saying no, making you feel guilty (you owe me, I would do it for you), two or more gaining up on you to do something...
True or False: Peer pressure is always bad.
False
If you're uncomfortable in a situation, what is something you can do?
Walk away; remove yourself from the situation; tell them "No!"
What does "is it worth the risk?" means?
Is the consequence of your actions more severe than the action itself?, could there be long term and/or devastating consequences?
In "Peer Pressure," the word pressure means:
Influence (try to get others to do something)
What is self-esteem?
How you feel about yourself
True or False? A real friend will not make you do something you don't want to do.
True
What are 2 reasons someone may give in to peer pressure?
To impress someone else; to seem cool or brave; to fit in with a certain group of people; etc.
True or False: A friend encouraging you to study is an example of positive peer pressure.
True
How does self-esteem play a role in peer pressure?
The more self-esteem one has the better chance they have of not falling for peer pressure
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