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Peer pressure

Peer pressure is a direct or indirect influence on peers, i.e., members of social groups with similar interests and experiences, or social statuses. Members of a peer group are more likely to influence a person's beliefs, values, religion and behavior. A group or individual may be encouraged and want to follow their peers by changing their attitudes…

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Peer pressure

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Triples143
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Peer pressure

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related to Holocaust · 19
Peer pressure → Adolf Hitler, As, Christopher Browning, David Goldhagen, Europe, German, Germans, Holocaust, However, In, It, Jewish, Jews, Nazi Germany, SS, The, The Holocaust, When, World War II
related to Rwandan genocide · 18
Peer pressure → As, For, Hutu, Instead, Looking, McDoom, Mectilde, Physical, Professor Bhavnani, Property, Rwandan, Tare, The, The Rwandan, This, Tutsi, Western, When
related to Voting · 15
Peer pressure → Carolina Ferrerosa Young, Compared, Donald, Gerber, Green, John Ternovski, Larimer, Michigan, Peer, Social, The, This, Todd Rogers, We're, Wisconsin
related to Adolescence · 14
Peer pressure → According, Additionally, Adolescence, Affiliation, Both, Children, Either, Even, For, Gender, Groups, Peer, Social Pressure Index, The
related to Social media · 13
Peer pressure → Actions, Another, However, If, In, It, Knowledge, Research, Social, The, These, When, Within
related to Charitable donations · 12
Peer pressure → An, But, Diane Reyniers, Economics, Furthermore, In, London School, Organizational, Richa Bhalla, Sterling, The, This
related to Social psychology · 9
Peer pressure → According, Although, An, Festinger's, One's, Thus, To, Treynor's, Wendy Treynor
related to Criminal justice · 7
Peer pressure → Delinquent, Literature, Neighborhoods, Risky, Tens, There, This
related to Peer pressure and sexual intercourse · 7
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related to Peer pressure on social media across cultures · 7
Peer pressure → As, China, Chinese, In, Over, Overall, Some

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Peer pressureis aconfound that strongly influences the relationships between social disorganization and negative outcomes like substance use and crime0.90text
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acceptance within social groupsinstance ofThe mechanisms behind why adolescents adhere to vaping largely relate to social psychology topics0.80text
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it was unclear at what age this effect begins to diminishinstance ofare most often locations0.80text
substance abuseinstance ofsocially acceptable norms that frequently occur in college settings0.80text
drinkinginstance ofsocially acceptable norms that frequently occur in college settings0.80text

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