Adolescent Development and Peer Influence

Antisocial

Rude

Irresponsible

Highly disciplined

When they are with friends

During school hours

In the presence of adults

When they are alone

It has no effect

It only affects adults over 25

It decreases the number of risks taken

It significantly increases the number of risks taken

Older adolescents aged 15 to 18

Children under 12

Young adolescents aged 12 to 14

Adults over 25

It has no impact on adolescent behavior

It helps adolescents feel safe and included

It makes adolescents more independent

It reduces the need for social media

It has no influence

It reduces peer influence

It encourages adolescents to be more independent

It can lead to social exclusion if not used

Involving adults in the campaign

Changing social norms and peer-led initiatives

Using traditional media channels

Focusing solely on individual behavior

It becomes more stable

It undergoes natural and adaptive development

It stops developing

It becomes less influenced by peers

The brain is fully developed

The brain is unstable and changing

The brain does not change

The brain is less influenced by hormones

Losing social connections

Remaining unchanged

Becoming a dependent adult

Emerging as an independent adult