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V125BC [204]
3 years ago
15

Take a look at some more examples of positive peer pressure. After you've looked at those examples, in the box below write a few

ways that you can positively influence your peers. Also mention ways in which your friends can be a positive influence on you.
Health
2 answers:
Ne4ueva [31]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Convince my usually inactive friend to join me in my morning jog.

Convince my friend to stop smoking by talking about the ill effects of tobacco.

Encourage my friend to study harder and help her do so.

Join my friend in the social causes that she is a part of.

Change my unhealthy eating habits and join the basketball team, just like my friend.

Explanation:

BaLLatris [955]3 years ago
3 0
Respect your friends boundaries, identify all the possible risk factors when having self awareness over influence on your friends. Try to respect yourself as well by making wise choices socially and with your health, for example don’t glorify drugs or inflicting pain on others so your friends don’t assume it’s “cool” or “okay” to do too. Also, try to support and lift up your friend and encourage healthy activities with friends rather than toxic ones.

Likewise, all of this applies to your friends where they give back the respect and wellness you offer as well as continue to be supportive and encouraging you to be healthy in every aspect of their lives by also being a good representation of that healthiness
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