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Peer pressure
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- 2. What is peer pressure 01examples 02 Advantages & disadvantages 03 Advice 04 TABLE OF CONTENTS
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- 4. WHAT’S PEER PRESSURE? Peerpressure: the pressure from people of the same age or studying/working environment.
- 5. WHAT LEADS TOPEER PRESSURE? The main reason comes from the lack of confidence and pressure from people at the same age who are better than you.
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- 7. When you’re surfingthe internet, you see posts, comments about excellent students… Surely you will feel admiration and then ask yourself “Why am I not like that, why can’t I be as good as them?”
- 8. When teacher gives yourclass test results, everyone around you gets mark 8 or 9, only you get mark 6, then you start to feel DISAPPOINTED and SELF-DEPRECATING
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- 10. DISADVANTAGES ● Lose yourconfidence ● Affect your mental health ● Lose your self-worth 2 SIDES OF PEER PRESSURE ADVANTAGES ● The motivation that make you try harder ● Talking about your feelings can be an encouragement to try harder
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- 12. Set a specificgoal to accomplish Know your limits NO MATTER WHAT, IT’S NOT GOOD TO BE TOO PRESSURED Too much things to do might make you don’t know where to start, so set yourself important goals first to focus on. Each of us have our own strengths and weakness; therefore, know your limits, what you’re strong or weak at to promote and improve.
- 13. —KEVIN GATES “If youassociate yourself with peer pressure or complacency, you’re destined for failure.”
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