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Analyzing Influences
Analyzing Influences
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Analyzing Influences module of Character Playbook
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An example of a Health Behavior is
Letting the comments of peers bother you
Holding in all your emotions
Eating fruits and vegetables daily
Vaping
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Feelings are
External Influence
Internal Influence
3
School is
External Influence
Internal Influence
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Examples of forms of media include:
Sports Equipment
Magazines
All of the Above
Art Supplies
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Which of the following statements about social media is true?
People often use social media 2 make themselves look a certain way 2 others
Both A and C
Some people feel more comfortable saying something online than in person
Cyberbullying never occurs on social media sites
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Media is
External Influence
Internal Influence
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Which is an example of a positive peer influence?
A friend bullying a younger student in front of you
A friend encouraging you to try out for a team
A friend inviting you to cut class
A friend offering you an alcoholic drink
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Which of the following statements about cyberbullying is true?
You should never speak up if you see a cruel post or comment online
People never cyberbully on social media sites
If U R uncomfortable with a cruel message or post, chances R others are 2
All of the above
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Which of the following statements is true?
The media can affect how we think and act
Everything the media tells us is true
It's impossible to spend too much time with media
the images we see on the media are always realistic
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Family is
External Influence
Internal Influence
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Online posts can always be deleted.
False
True
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The word "media" refers to:
Various communication channels (sending messages)
Different brands of clothing
a type of computer hardware
A flavor of ice cream
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Before posting online, it's important to:
Remember that online posts can be permanent
All of the above
Think about how your post might make others feel
Consider whether your post reflects how you want to be perceived by others
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Beliefs are
External Influence
Internal Influence
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Which of the following statements about advertisements is true?
all of the above
Advertisements often portray (show) people in unrealistic ways
advertisements can sometimes make people feel pressure 2 look a certain way
advertisements target people in specific ways
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A downside (bad part) of social media is that:
People can spend too much time using it
It can encourage people to compare themselves to others
Some people use it to cyberbully others
All of the above
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Likes and dislikes are
External Influence
Internal Influence
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A teen may think that all teens are vaping but in reality, they are not. This influence is called...
Media
Likes
Perception of Norms
Peers
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People can use social media responsibly by:
Never accepting friend requests from people they don't know
all of the above
limiting the amount of personal information they share online
limiting the amount of time they spend online
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Which of the following statements is true:
We should make decisions based on our own sense of what's right and wrong
We should do whatever the media tells us to do
We should make decisions based only on what our friends think
None of the above
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Which is an example of a positive peer influence?
A friend encouraging you to lie to your grownups
A friend inviting you to the library to study
A friend offering you a drink of alcohol
A friend cyberbullying a classmate in front of you
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Knowledge is
External Influence
Internal Influence
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We can successfully manage influences in our lives by:
Making decisions based on our own sense of what's right and wrong
Having strong values and self-confidence
All of the above
Not believing everything the media tells us
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Which of the following statements about peer influences is true?
All of the above
You have no control over how you react to peer influences
Peer influences are always positive
Negative peer influences can (convince) you to do things U don't want to do
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Wanting to wear an expensive brand of clothes just because all of your friends are wearing them could be an example of:
Unspoken peer pressure
Positive peer pressure
Peer mentorship
None of the above
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Peer Influence is
Internal
External
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An example of a Health
Risk
Behavior is
Telling your friend how you feel
Eating fruits and vegetables daily
Vaping
Remembering what you are good at
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Which of the following statements about advertisements is true?
Their messages are always honest and true
They target people in specific ways
none of the above
They always target people in accurate (true) ways
