Peer pressure
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Peer pressure can influence people of all ages to change their behavior, attitudes, habits, and appearance in order to conform to group norms and be accepted. It might involve verbal or mental intimidation to force compliance with a group's code of conduct. People are naturally inclined to belong to social groups and may feel pressure to fit in, which could potentially result in negative views of outsiders or manipulation by the group. It is important to choose friends wisely, develop self-esteem, think independently, and learn to say no to peers in order to avoid being unduly influenced.
Peer pressure
- 1. By Husam
- 2. Influence exerted by a peer group in encouraging a person to change their: Might be verbal or mental intimidation for force an individual to comply with a code of conduct determined by group BehaviorAttitude Habits AppearanceValues Diet
- 3. To conform to group norms To be accepted To fit in To be popular, liked, followed Fear to be made fun of
- 5. Babies? Toddlers Kids Teenagers Adults No one is immune to peer pressure!
- 6. Tight & Revealing clothing Satanic appearance Filthy language Rap music Smoking Tattoos Drugs Sex
- 7. Hard working class Hijab of Muslim girls in Turkey
- 8. Examine your behavior Look at yourself in the mirror Ask a trusted neutral person Doing something against your nature to please others?
- 9. Created to love to belong to groups Tribes, clans, societies, parties, organizations, gangs Like to fit-in with others Might result in: Feel negative about others outside our group Try to either bring them in Or Abuse them!
- 10. Teens Why? They love to experiment More Emotional than rational Change fast Rebellion?
- 11. Is it a good pressure? Choose your friends wisely Your group is your mirror Develop Self-Esteem Be an independent thinker Do become manipulated Practice to say NO to your friends (not parents!!!)
- 12. One person cant win a group Dont be fooled by Shaytan Ill just watch Im strong Im making Dawah!