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THE GOOD & THE BAD of Peer Pressure Peer pressure can promote risky behaviour and encourage individuals to make decisions that negatively affect themselves or others. But more studies are now showing the positive side of peer pressure. WHAT IS PEER PRESSURE? The influence to behave YOUNG differently, exerted by those of your own age around you. CHILDREN WHEN DOES IT BEGIN? WHY IS IT As soon as children start to pay attention to what others think SO POWERFUL? of them. This can be as young as 3 or 4. GENDER DIFFERENCES Wanting to fit in Boys are more susceptible to larger 2 Fear of looking silly. groups of peers as they are more likely to hang out in groups. Fear of being left out and losing friends. 4 Fear of being bullied. Girls are more susceptible to individual influence as they are more focussed with 5Wanting to be liked more. getting along with one or another It can make something bad particular person. seem normal if everyone else is doing it. WAYS TO HELP YOUR CHILD RECOGNISE & RESIST PEER PRESSURE. Influences are everywhere. Help your child to Label the different types of peer understand that peer pressure is just another pressure such as rejection, put force trying to get their attention. downs, reasoning, exclusion etc. USE THE TRAFFIC LIGHT SYSTEM Children can ask themselves the following questions. Once your child can recognise peer pressure, start STOP asking the question "is this something that you want to be susceptible to? Do you want to be shaped by How are you feeling? Do you feel safe, this influence?" comfortable, certain about the request? THINK If not, start helping them to make strategies to resist. What are your options? What are the Example: Your child is playing football when one or more consequences of these options? never pass them the ball and exclude them from the game GO as much as possible. Discuss how your child might say no the choice that makes you feel to this and when to report it to an adult. safest, happiest and calmest. WHEN DOES PEER 19% TEENS PRESSURE STOP? of teens report they would give up using a mobile phone while driving 23% THIS IS YOUR BRAIN ON IT DOESN'T. of teen girls fee PEER PRESSURE pressured to Ever felt like you need to 33% have sex . MEDIAL keep up with CORTEX Jones's?" of teen boys aged 15-17 feel pressured Peer pressure is a part of 55% STRIATUM life, but as we grow older, we become better at recognising it. 70% drugs for the first The human brain places more value time because they on winning in social settings. In peer of teens who smoke say felt pressured by found the parts of the brain they started smoking their friends. tour.the parts of the brain because their friends smoke or they felt peer medial prefrontal pressure to try smoking. cortex - showed significantly higher activity when a participant wins among peers versus winning alone. BUT CAN'T PEER PRESSURE BE YES! if the most influential person in a group POSITIVE TOO? of friends is someone who has positive characteristics, it's likely that others in the group will follow that lead. THE HELPS YOU TO LOSE WEIGHT n a trial run by the Baylor College of Medicine in the US, weight loss was compared between people BENEFITS in a group support setting and those going it alone. They concluded that those in the group setting lost five times more weight. OF PEER HELPS YOU TO WORK HARDER AND ACHIEVE MORE Having people around you who are good at PRESSURE something can help you to try harder too, and consequently put in more time and energy to increase your level of knowledge and skills. IT TEACHES FLEXIBILITY IT CAN HELP YOU TO TRY While changing your mind on things NEW THINGS frequently in order to fit in can at first You may have a friend who is interested in trying seem "wishy washy", it can develop out a new sport. Neither of you would go alone, but into a willingness to accommodate together, as support for each other, you feel strong and compromise. Two key features in enough to make the effort. This can apply to many becoming flexible and adaptable new experiences that can be beneficial to your throughout the ever changing physical and emotional health. landscape of life. SOURCES s-sex/friends/peer-pressure/ CoWOODEN allbeing/peer pressure peer pressure.aspx TOYSHOP.co.uk