G11 - Unit 9 - Getting Started & Vocabulary

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What is peer pressure?

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Peer pressure is the influence exerted by a peer group on its individual members to fit in or conform to group norms, often leading to changes in behavior, attitudes, or values.

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What is body shaming?

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Body shaming is the act of criticizing or mocking someone for their physical appearance, which can lead to negative self-image and mental health issues.

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What is cyberbullying?

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Cyberbullying is the use of digital platforms to harass, threaten, or intimidate someone, often anonymously, which can have serious emotional and psychological effects.

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What is the main idea of raising awareness about social problems?

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Raising awareness about social problems aims to inform and educate individuals and communities, encouraging them to take action and create positive change.

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How does social media influence peer pressure?

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Social media can amplify peer pressure by allowing individuals to compare themselves to others, leading to feelings of inadequacy and the desire to conform to perceived standards.

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What does the term 'promote' mean in a social context?

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In a social context, 'promote' means to support and spread awareness about issues, encouraging others to engage and take action.

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What are common social issues affecting teenagers?

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Common social issues affecting teenagers include peer pressure, bullying, body image concerns, mental health challenges, and substance abuse.

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Why is it important to address social issues?

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Addressing social issues is crucial for fostering a supportive community, improving mental health, and creating a safe environment for all individuals.

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What role does awareness play in social change?

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Awareness plays a vital role in social change by educating individuals about issues, mobilizing support, and inspiring collective action to address problems.

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What is the impact of bullying on teenagers?

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Bullying can lead to severe emotional distress, anxiety, depression, and a decline in academic performance among teenagers.