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Peer pressure can influence decisionmaking from "summary" of Personality Development In Adolescence by Eva Skoe,Anna von der Lippe

Peer pressure is a powerful force that can impact the decision-making process of adolescents. The desire to fit in and be accepted by one's peers can lead individuals to make choices that they might not otherwise make on their own. This influence can be both positive and negative, depending on the nature of the peer group and the specific situation. Adolescents are particularly susceptible to peer pressure due to their developmental stage, where they are exploring their identity and seeking approval from their peers. This vulnerability can make it difficult for them to resist the influence of their friends, even when they know that the decisions being made may not be in their best interest. Peer pressure can manifest in various ways, from subtle suggestions to overt demands. It can come in the form of direct peer pressure, where individuals are directly encouraged or pressured by their peers to make certain choices. It can also take the form of indirect peer pressure, where individuals feel compelled to conform to the norms and expectations of their peer group in o...
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    Personality Development In Adolescence

    Eva Skoe

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