Talking about experiences of peer pressure and responding to peer pressure situations

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Learners rank six examples of peer pressure, including pressure to be good at sport, to be fashionable, and not to obey rules. They discuss which example affects them most or least and identify possible positive peer pressure. Situations then require a response and reason, such as a friend asking someone to skip a test. Learners should state the influence, decide whether it is harmful or helpful, and justify a safe and responsible response instead of merely accepting the group’s request.