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Anna [14]
2 years ago
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Using so-called reasons (usually not true) to encourage you to try something. Examples: “It won’t hurt you.” “Your parents will

never find out.” “You'll have a lot more fun.”
Medicine
1 answer:
sashaice [31]2 years ago
3 0

Peer Pressure is used in situations where egos and esteem rise off of the wrong impressions.

<h3>What is peer pressure?</h3>

Active peer pressure occurs when your friends explicitly persuade you to do something.

Examples are offering and forcing you to drink then criticizing for refusing it. Forcing you to attend a party even your parents do not agree.

On the other hand, passive peer pressure happens within a person's want to fit in to his/her colleagues. It is further classified into social modelling and perception.

Example for social modeling is when you see all your friends are drinking then you just drink also because you do not want to be left out. Perception, on the other hand, is when you perceive that your peers are happy drinking then you drink as well because you believe that you also will be happy doing this.

Thus, this could be the answer

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