Peer Pressure Power

Master peer pressure! Learn to navigate social influence and build confidence with our engaging worksheet.

Peer Pressure Power Click the blue dots to tell the meaning of the words admire and inspire. admire means to have a high opinion of someone or something inspire means to stimulate or influence someone to do something Peer Pressure Power Click the blue dot to tell the meaning of the word compromise. compromise means to accept something that may be below the standard you would choose. Peer Pressure Power Click the blue dot to tell the meaning of "sense of self." sense of self means knowing who you are Peer Pressure Power Click on the blue dot to tell the role of the adults in SADD the adults are there to listen, provide support, and offer tools and motivation Peer Pressure Power Click the blue dots to answer each question. C B D A Peer Pressure Power Click the blue dots to answer each question. B C B Answers may vary, as long as they come from the passage. Examples include the pressure to smoke and being told never to pass the ball to a certain player. Answers may vary, as long as they come from the passage. Tips include finding real friends who accept the real you and being confident. Answers may vary. For example, students might respond that young people who find themselves pressured to smoke by a peer could make a confident refusal to do so, with the likely result that the peer will respect their decision. If the peer does not respect the decision, the person being pressured would do well to consider whether or not that peer is a friend and perhaps seek out other, more accepting individuals to spend time with.