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Study Guide Answers
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1.
What is "peer pressure"?
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influence exerted upon people by others in their age group |
2.
What does peer pressure motivate people to do?
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to change their ordinary thinking and behavior |
3.
What are some common forms of peer pressure?
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encouragement/ criticism/ persuasion |
4.
Is there such a thing as positive peer pressure?
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yes |
5.
When an acquaintance urges you to do things that are at odds with your true personality, this is ___________________________________________________ at work.
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negative peer pressure |
6.
Persuading someone to do something unethical is an example of positive peer pressure. True or false?
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false |
7.
Acceptance satisfies a need to ____________________________.
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belong |
8.
Most teens fear being ______________________________ by their peers.
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rejected |
9.
People tend to see themselves as __________________________________________.
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they think others see them |
10.
Engaging in activities because you've been pressured to do so will erode your __________________________________.
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self-esteem |
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It's hard to maintain your _________________________________ while you're being manipulated by others.
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self-respect |
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Influencing others through behavior alone is "_________________________ peer pressure."
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indirect |
13.
Name some of the most usual peer pressure tactics.
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temptations/ taunts/ threats/ guilt trips/ bargaining/ bribery/ flattery |
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________________________________ tantalizes a peer with the possible pleasures and thrills of wrongdoing.
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Temptation |
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Dares, put-downs, and sarcasm are all examples of _________________________________.
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taunts |
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Offering a deal in exchange for compliance is "_______________________________."
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bargaining |
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Promising favors in exchange for participation in some sort of activity is ___________________.
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bribery |
18.
Cliques operate largely on _________________________________________________.
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negative peer pressure |
19.
What are six warning signs that you are falling prey to peer pressure?
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You feel pressured to dress or to act a certain way./ The group discourages interest in school or grades./ Members of your group restrict you from having other friends./ You do things that you don't really enjoy doing, just to fit in./ The group openly insults others and expects you to do the same./Members of your group often lie and/or engage in illegal activity. |
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Make sure that your choices reflect your _______________________________________.
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personal values |
21.
Develop a strong sense of ______________________________________________.
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who you are |
22.
Take control of your _____________________________________________.
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decision-making |
23.
What are the "four Ds of refusal"?
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Determine the risk./ Define the consequences./ Decide what to do./ Do what's best. |
24.
Weigh consequences against __________________________________________.
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momentary thrills |
25.
What three tactics can help you to stay true to yourself?
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Listen to your instincts./ Be prepared with your decisions./ Don't make excuses. |
26.
Making excuses causes others to assume what?
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that you'd like to engage in the activity with them but that obstacles are preventing you from doing so |
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