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Sed 464 Hot Topic Peer Pressure
Sed 464 Hot Topic Peer Pressure
Mikaela Macdissi
SED 464 T/TH @ 12:00
What is Peer Pressure?
“When people your own age
encourage or urge you to do
Pressure to think, feel, or something or to keep from
behave in ways that align w/ doing something else, no
peer-established norms matter if you personally want
to or not” (Banachowski,
1997)
Group dynamic
How Is It Experienced?
Positive Peer Pressure
Sense of Increased
belonging/support self-confidence
Reinforcement of
Intro to positive
positive
hobbies/interests
habits/attitudes
(Woodke, 2018)
What Contexts Are
Adolescents
Pressured?
Spoken
Spoken Unspoken
Direct
Unspoken
Indirect
Direct Indirect
(“What Are the 6 Types of Peer Pressure?,” n.d.)
Impact on Adolescents’ Emotional/Social
Development
“Emotional autonomy” Changes in social parts of
from parents brain
• Dependence shifts • More self-conscious
• Social
acceptance/rejection
• Reward-processing vs
cognitive control
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Incorporate Build Develop Create safe,
positive peer communication self-care/ positive class
pressure skills in self-regulation environment
students skills