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Analyzing Influences - 6th Grade
Analyzing Influences - 6th Grade
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When analyzing influences what question do you need to ask yourself?
What time?
Where?
How old are you?
Why?
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We can successfully manage influences in our lives by...
Having strong values
Making decisions based on our own sense of right and wrong
Not believing everything the media tells us
all of the above
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Perception of social norms, Culture, Values, Law/Rules, Environment, Peers, Family, Media...
Health skills
All possible factors that may influence your choices/health
Words not in the dictionary
Mrs. Provino's favorite words to use
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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 parents
a group of friends asking you to join in on a cruel prank
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What might be an influencing factor in a middle school student engaging in risky behaviors?
Peer pressure
Lack of parent involvement in their life
All of these are possibilities
Their friends engaging in the same risky behavior
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Which is an example of a positive peer influence?
a friend encouraging you to lie to your parents
a friend inviting you to the library to study
a friend cyberbullying a classmate in front of you
a friend offering you a cigarette
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Understanding why we make decisions can help us make healthy choices
True
False
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Which of the following statements about peer influences is true?
negative influences make you do things you don't want to
you have no control over how you react to peer influences
peer influences are always positive
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When you analyze something you look closely and carefully at it to determine it's purpose
True
False
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Which of the following is an example of positive peer pressure?
a friend inviting you to skip class
a friend offering you an alcoholic drink
a friend encouraging to to try out for a team
a friend bullying a younger student in front of you
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An example of a form of media would be...
art supplies
sports equipment
spending time with family
magazines
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Peers are ...
People close to your age
People much older than you
People much younger than you
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The word "media" refers to...
paint
none of the above
various methods of mass communication
education
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Which of the following statements about media is true?
Everything the media tells us is true
The images we see on the media are always realistic
The media can influence how we think and act
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You might be dealing with a negative peer influence if...
you are considering doing something you really don't want to
you think your parents wouldn't approve of what you are doing
all of these are correct
you're only doing something so friends won't make fun of you
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Which of the following statements about advertisements is true?
they always portray people in accurate ways
their goal is to persuade people
their messages are always honest and true
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True or False: Peer influences are always positive
False
True
