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• Your peers - help you make decisions because you would normally want to follow the crowd to fit in.
• Your family - would want the best for you and support you in everything you do
• Your friends - would do the same as your family if they really would care about you
• your school and community - would encourage you to do the thing that they believe is the best thing to do.
• your use of television, cell phone, computers, and etc - would influence you to do most of what your peers would do

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