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peer pressure

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peer pressure
n.
Pressure from one's peers to behave in a manner similar or acceptable to them.
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peer pressure
nGruppen- or Erwartungsdruck m (vonseiten Gleichaltriger)


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Siobhan Freegard, of parents forum Netmums, said: "Negative peer pressure and a fear of being picked on themselves are some of the main reasons.
Having open, honest conversations with your teens can not only help them balance the need to be cool and popular with the desire to make the right choices, but it also might save their lives Peer pressure can be enormous on your teen, but how do you tell if your teen is struggling with the pressure Having open, honest conversations with your teens can not only help them balance the need to be cool and popular with the desire to make the right choices, but it also might save their lives.
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