1 year ago

Which choice is an example of negative peer pressure?

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andrey2020 [161]1 year ago

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It is C
Explanation: peer pressure, your peers are the people around you, your age, your friends for example… and then pressure if someone pressures you to do something they are making you do something you are not comfortable with doing. So negative is bad and positive is good, negative peer pressure is not encouraging you to do something bad, positive peer pressure, they are encouraging you to do something good

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sergeinik [125]1 year ago

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C being urged to cheat on a test

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