Peer pressure is basically what it sounds like: pressure from peers. Many people make the automatic assumption that peer pressure is bad, but it many cases it can be good. Peer pressure can help you achieve your goals, help you feel better, or get into an activity.
However, peer pressure can also turn you for the worse. You know- when all your friends do it, you do it too. But that ac on could be dangerous. When someone else does something, it makes you feel that you are allowed to do it too- it has influenced you.
When many people do it, it also influences harshly. You don't want to feel left out or be called a chicken, so peer pressure will kick in.
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Answer:
Definitely A!!!
Explanation:
<u>Here are the reasons as to why B, C, and D are incorrect:</u>
-Playing on the computer requires you to sit down -- which is not being active.
-Taking a nap is considered resting -- the complete opposite of being active!
-Reading a book is not being active as you would normally be sitting down somewhere to read
R- Rest (try to stay off of the injury for a few days)
I-Ice (ice the injury multiple times a day, but not directly to the skin).
C-Compress (compress the injured area with a elastic bandage, for example).
E-Elevate (elevate the injury adequately above the heart on a pillow).
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The answer is C, body language. Body language is very important in communication. If you are in an interview and you're fidgeting...looking around the room...pacing....slouching....chances are you aren't going to get the job.
