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UHV Self Management and Peer Pressure.pptx
1. Student Induction Program
16.11.2022 to 24.11.2022
UHV-SELF MANAGEMENT
( PEER PRESSURE)
Mr. M. Rajasekaran, AP/CSE
Mr. S. RameshPrabhu, AP/EEE
Ms. M. Stella Mercy, AP/ECE
Ms. S. Janani, AP/CSE
2. Scenario 1:
You are wearing plain clothes but pleasantly dressed, and going to a
party. Before entering the hall you could peep in and that
everybody else is wearing expensive/stylish clothes. What would
you do? Leave the place before anyone notices you, or walk in as
usual without a concern?
Issues/Questions:
• Do you identify yourself (i.e. do you associate respect) with your
clothes?
• Are clothes the most important part of you?
• Do you look at yourself based on others perception of you?
3. Scenario 2:
Your math homework is due next period and you
totally forgot. You see your friend’s math binder
with their completed on the ground next to you.
How will you respond?
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Remind yourself that trying to get as
much as done before class by yourself
not copying. Ask the teacher for an
extension.
4. Scenario 3:
Your class teacher steps out of the room during a test.
Your neighbor asks you the answer to the first
question. How would you respond?
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Remain silent and do your work
5. Continuous happiness from feelings from others?
(like attention from others – family, friends etc.,)
We want to be accepted and respected by others
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6. PEERS
• Peer: A person who is of equal standing with another
in a group
• Similar to you in age, grade, gender or other traits
• Friends, classmates, kids in the neighborhood
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7. PEER PRESSURE
• Strong influences from people in a group to make
the group members do something
– One of the most difficult aspects of growing up
– Hard to resist
– Easy to persuade
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When you feel you’ve to do
something you really might not
choose to do
9. • Good peer pressure is being
pushed into something that you
didn't have the courage to do or
just didn't cross your mind to do.
• Good peer pressure is when you
get pushed into something that
you didn't want to do and it
turned out well. `
11. • Bad peer pressure is being talked into doing something that
you didn't want to do because your friends said that you
should
• Bad peer pressure is usually the result of wanting to be
accepted by your peers
12. • The key to dealing with negative peer pressure is self-
confidence
• Be yourself, make your own decisions, regardless of what
others think
• Learn to feel comfortable saying "no”
• Hang with people who feel the same way you do
• If a situation seems dangerous, don't hesitate to get an
adult's help
13. REASONS BEHIND PEER PRESSURE
Ignorance
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Loss of self esteem
Fear
17. HOW TO AVOID PEER PRESSURE?
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Make a joke in
order to avoid
change the topic
Choose between
right and wrong
Walk away
Ignore such
things
18. • If you've never taken steps to improve
your wardrobe, you may not realise the
dramatic effect it can have on your
confidence levels
• When you don't look good, it affects the
way you carry yourself and interact
• When how you appear is in sync with how
you want people to view you, confidence
can easily follow
19. • When we think negatively about
ourselves, we often project that
feeling on to others in the form of
insults and gossip.
• To break this cycle of negativity, get
in the habit of praising others.
• Make an effort to praise and
compliment, in the process you will
be appreciated and become well liked
and in the process build self
confidence.
20. • Most people prefer the back because they're
afraid of being noticed.
• By deciding to sit in the front row, you can get
over this irrational fear and build your self
confidence.
• You'll also be more visible to the key people
talking from the front of the room.
21. • During group discussions some people never
speak up because they're afraid that others
will judge them for saying something stupid.
• By making an effort to speak up at least
once in every group discussion you'll become
a better public speaker and more confident
in your own thoughts.
