Question

Carmen tells Martina, "I had sex twice without protection and I didn't get pregnant or any STIs. I'm sure you'll be fine too." What type of peer pressure is Carmen using?

Answer 1

Answer:

Carmen's colleagues are using the kind of pressure called reasoning.

Explanation:

The influence our friends have on us is normal and often good. Having a friend who has good grades or who is very good at a sport can help us achieve and achieve those goals as well. Friends who are loyal and tolerant help us build these qualities. But sometimes our friends are causing us problems. They can give us bad examples, bad advice, or pressure us to do something we are not comfortable with.

An example of this can be seen in the question above, where Carmen's friends are pressuring her to have sex without a condom. To pressure Carmen, they use "reasoning," showing that they have had sex without a condom and that nothing bad has happened.

Answer 2

She's making Carmen believe that she can have sex without any dangers. She's pressuring her to believe this.