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Peer Pressure
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A social emotional learning (SEL) Quiz on positive and negative peer pressure.
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What is peer pressure?
When someone influences you to do something
When someone is mean to you
When someone gives you something in return for a favor
When someone is nice to you
2
A peer telling you to hide a someone's lunch bag away from them is an example of:
Negative peer pressure
Positive peer pressure
3
A peer encouraging you to sign up for their favorite club is an example of:
Positive peer pressure
Negative peer pressure
4
Knowing what negative peer pressure looks like and how to respond is important.
False
True
5
People most likely to be peer pressured are:
Those with low self esteem
Those with a good home life
Those with good social skills
Those with poor boundaries
6
Peer pressure can occur over social media and the internet.
True
False
7
What are some reasons you might give in to negative peer pressure?
You want to impress your teacher
You’re afraid you’ll be bullied if you don’t
You want to fit in with the crowd
You want to be liked by your peers
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A peer encouraging you to join them for volunteer work is an example of:
Negative peer pressure
Positive peer pressure
9
All peer pressure is negative.
True
False
10
What are some consequences of giving into negative peer pressure?
You develop better social skills
You could get in trouble at school
You could become involved in dangerous activities
You make new friends that do cool things
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A peer asking you if you’d like to hang out with some new friends this weekend is an example of:
Positive peer pressure
Negative peer pressure
12
How do you help someone who is being influenced by negative peer pressure?
Go to a trusted adult
Argue with them
Punch them
Ignore them
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Students are the only ones that face peer pressure.
True
False
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What are some ways to avoid negative peer pressure?
Pretend to join in
Stay with a friend who will back you up
Be firm and tell them “No”
Get help from an adult
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A peer asking you to give them your answers on an assignment is an example of:
Positive peer pressure
Negative peer pressure
