UHV 1_MCQs

What is peer pressure in UHV?

• The influence exerted by a person's family to make decisions.

• The pressure to achieve high academic results.

• The motivation to pursue personal goals.

• The influence exerted by peers to make someone conform to their behavior or actions.

Which of the following is an example of positive peer pressure?

• Motivating a teammate to work harder during practice

• Encouraging a friends to skip school

• Pressuring a classmate to cheat on an exam

• Forcing someone to tray a substance they are uncomfortable with

Which age group is most likely to experience peer pressure?

• Teenagers and adolescents

• Children under 5 years old

• Adults over 40 years old

• Senior citizens

What can be a negative outcome of giving in to peer pressure?

• Engagement in risky or harmful behavior

• Improved social relationships

• Increased confidence in personal choices

• Development of strong leadership skills

Which of the following strategies can help resist negative peer pressure?

• Practicing assertiveness and saying "no" when uncomfortable

• Isolating yourself from all friends

• Always agreeing with what others say

• Giving in to avoid conflict

Peer pressure can affect which areas of a person's life?

• Only academic performance

• Various aspects, including academic, social, and personal decisions

• Only personal hobbies

• Only physical appearance

How can positive peer pressure benefit someone?

• By helping them develop better study habits or healthier lifestyles

• By encouraging them to engage in dangerous behaviors

• By making them feel isolated from their peers

• By pressuring them to fit in at all costs

Which of the following is not a common sign of negative peer pressure?

• Feeling guilty or anxious after making a decision

• Feeling supported in a positive decision

• Engaging in activities that go against personal values

• Experiencing fear of rejection if you don't conform

What is a potential long-term effect of consistently giving in to negative peer pressure?

• Difficulty in making independent decisions

• Strong sense of self-identity

• High self esteem and confidence

• Increased social standing

What is the key to maintaining harmony in a family?

• Open communication and mutual respect

• Ignoring difference of opinion

• having strict rules that everyone must follow

• avoiding spending time together