Understanding Peer Pressure

The video discusses the concept of peer pressure, specifically focusing on whether one forces friends to follow their lead. It explores the dynamics of influence among peers and the implications of such behavior.

What is peer pressure?

• The stress caused by family expectations.

• The pressure to perform well in exams.

• The need to follow school rules.

• The influence from one's peers to behave in a certain way.

Which of the following is an example of peer pressure?

• Wearing a uniform to school.

• Joining a club because your friends are in it.

• Studying for a test because you want to do well.

• Eating healthy because your parents told you to.

What does it mean to force friends to follow you?

• Supporting them in their choices.

• Encouraging them to make their own decisions.

• Helping them with their homework.

• Making them do what you want against their will.

Which action is an example of forcing friends to follow you?

• Asking them to join you for a movie.

• Threatening to end the friendship if they don't do what you say.

• Inviting them to a party.

• Suggesting a new hobby.

How can you avoid forcing friends to follow you?

• By insisting they do what you want.

• By ignoring their feelings.

• By always making decisions for them.

• By listening to their opinions and respecting their choices.