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    Peer Pressure Thesis Sentence: Dealing with peer pressure in adolescent years has negative and positive effects to a teenager’s life. I. Positive Effects of Peer Pressure A. Influence attitude in school’s activities 1. Better performance 2. Work hard for good grades 3. Time management B. Enhance your social aspects 1. Having a lot of friends 2. Develop personalities through sharing with friends 3. Knowing the importance of friendships II. Negative Effects

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    Social pressure will always be present in our society leading individuals to either resist‚ or succumb to it. Social pressure is equivalent to peer pressure. Both exerts pressure onto fellow peers to behave in a manner similar to theirs or in a way that is acceptable to them. These pressures also affect the way a person thinks or perceives an event. This concept promotes conformity in all things. Social pressure is powerful and can affect people of all ages. These pressures can cause people to

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    hypertension is high blood pressure. It is defined as a persistent elevation of the systolic blood pressure (SBP) at a level of 140 mm Hg or higher and a diastolic blood pressure (DBP) at a level of 90mmhg or lower. According to Kozier (2008)‚ normal systolic blood pressure is 120 mm Hg and the normal diastolic blood pressure is 80 mm Hg. A systolic blood pressure of 120-139 mmHg and diastolic blood pressure of 80-89 mmHg is considered Pre-Hypertensive. A systolic blood pressure of 140-159 mmHg and diastolic

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    was to improve or maintain a blood pressure of 120/80 or less. Goal: The goal in this case is to maintain a systolic pressure (upper number) at the January level of 116 or no greater than 120‚ while lowering the diastolic pressure (lower number) to below 80 by way of increased physical activity. Results: Initial results showed an increase rather than a decrease in diastolic pressure. Mode of activity was changed/modified‚ with the return of diastolic pressures to 80. The conclusion is increased

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    experiences. Peer pressure‚ curiosity‚ and the availability of drugs are factors that some youthful and vulnerable teenagers have to deal with in their adolescent lives. This paper will be focusing on the effects of teen drug abuse and how pressure plays a big role. One of the significant reasons of teenage drug use is peer pressure. In “The Asch Conformity Experiments”: Dr.Solomon Asch demonstrated that a test subject would give incorrect answers to a vision test if pressured to do so by peers’ incorrect

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    the tracks‚ the rich high school hunk who has his eye on her‚ and the peer pressure that threatens their budding romance. Molly Ringwald plays the character of Andie Walsh‚ an unpopular poor girl living in the shabbier side of town. Andrew McCarthy portrays the role of Blane McDonnagh‚ a wealthy heartthrob who asks her out to the prom. As their romance evolves‚ both characters struggle with increasing pressure from their peers whom are unsupportive of the relationship mostly because of the difference

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    similar in form‚ nature‚ or character. A huge type of conformity is peer pressure. Like a student being coerced into trying marijuana. In the school society‚ students often pressure others into doing drugs or alcohol. Since they do not want to feel left out‚ the student is forced into doing so in order to fit in. Along with peer pressure‚ people also struggle to fit in through fashion statements.  For example‚ a student feels compelled by her peers to buy the latest‚ expensive hand bag. Fashion is a subtle

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    environment these young adults live in‚ their parents‚ their friends‚ their living conditions‚ their education‚ and many other factors. Teenagers face many problems such as becoming addicted to drugs and alcohol‚ being influenced negatively by their peers‚ self-image and weight‚ or even arguments with their parents Drugs between teenagers is one of the most serious problems‚ because it causes a change in the behavior of any teenager and a physical change too. Most of the teenagers use alcoholic drinks

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    Everyone has peers. An individual who is forced to do something that the person doesn’t like to do is called Peer pressure. The saying “Each one of us will going to do it” can convince an individual that the thing they will do is right. Peer pressure can affect the study habits of the students. Study habits are things that students do when they are studying and how do they manage their time. It is important in the performance of the students but at the same time peer pressure can affect it

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    Teenagers struggle with maintaining their own identity in high school. The truth is many teens are forced or try to be a different person. For example peer pressure and bullying can be some of the causes of identity change in high school. In “Megan Meier’s story”‚ a true story about a thirteen year old girl who gets cyber bullied on Myspace‚ Megan’s identity changes because she believes the offensive bulletins that were posted

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