Which is an example of a positive peer influence?

friend inviting you to the library to study

Which of the following statements is true?

The media can affect how we think and act

An example of negative peer pressure might include:

A group of friends asking you to join in on a cruel prank

Which of the following statements about peer influences is true?

they encourage you to do things that you don't want to do

Which is an example of a positive peer influence?

A friend encouraging you to try out for a team

Which of the following statements about advertisements is true?

They target people in specific ways.

To use social media responsibly, it's important to:

Limit the amount of personal information you share online

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Analyzing Influences

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1
Examples of forms of media include:
cooking utensils
furniture
billboards
fast food
2
A person might be using social media in an unhealthy way if:
B They feel the need to constantly update their status
C They are using social media to connect with relatives
A digital relationships become more important than real ones
Both A and B
3
You can be smart about the way you consume media by:
A Not believing everything the media tells you
B Letting the media influence your decisions
B Talking to others about what you see
Both A and C
4
Which is an example of a positive peer influence?
friend inviting you to the library to study
A friend encouraging you to lie to your parents
A friend cyberbullying a classmate in front of you
A friend offering you a cigarette
5
You might be dealing with a negative peer influence if:
Both answer A and B
C You think your parents would approve of what you are doing
B Only doing because don't want friends to make fun of you
A. You are doing something you really don't want to do
6
Which of the following statements is true?
The images we see on the media are always realistic
The media can affect how we think and act
It's impossible to spend too much time with media
Everything the media tells us is true
7
The word “media” refers to:
various communication channels
different brands of clothing
a flavor of ice cream
a type of computer hardware
8
True or False: Advertisements always portray people in realistic ways.
False
True
9
Which of the following statements about advertisements is true?
They can make people feel pressure to look a certain way
Advertisements often portray people in unrealistic ways
Advertisements target people in specific ways
All of the above
10
The word "media" refers to:
cultural institutions
none of the above
Various communication channels
education
11
An example of negative peer pressure might include:
A friend stopping you from stealing
An older sibling offering to help you study
A friend inviting you out to dinner with her parents
A group of friends asking you to join in on a cruel prank
12
Before posting online, it's important to:
Think about how your post might make others feel
Remember that online posts can be permanent
if your post reflects how you want to be perceived by others
All of the above
13
Which of the following statements about peer influences is true?
they encourage you to do things that you don't want to do
All of the above
You have no control over how you react to peer influences.
Peer influences are always positive
14
Examples of forms of media include:
Magazines
Art supplies
all of the above
sports equipment
15
True or False: It's impossible to become addicted to using social media.
False
True
16
Wanting an expensive brand of jeans because your friends have them is an example of:
Peer mentorship
none of the above
Positive peer influence
Unspoken peer pressure
17
True or False: Peer influences are always positive.
True
False
18
True or false: Advertisements don't always portray people in realistic ways.
false
true
19
Which is an example of a positive peer influence?
A friend bullying a younger student in front of you
A friend inviting you to cut class
A friend offering you an alcoholic drink
A friend encouraging you to try out for a team
20
Which of the following statements about advertisements is true?
Their messages are always honest and true.
None of the above
They target people in specific ways.
They always portray people in accurate ways.
21
We can successfully manage influences in our lives by:
decisions based on what you know what's right and wrong
Having strong values and self-confidence
Not believing everything the media tells us
All of the above
22
To use social media responsibly, it's important to:
Update your status hourly
Limit the amount of personal information you share online
Avoid making any comments online
Never communicate with friends online

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