Peer pressure may then encourage them to graduate to smoking.
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It's not just kids who cave in to peer pressure.
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Peer pressure did not appear to have changed Tria's mind.
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This was about creating a new sort of peer pressure.
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I have, as a human being, fallen to peer pressure.
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Some experts point to a benevolent effect of peer pressure.
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Stop letting peer pressure influence you to ignore financial realities.
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In their chat, she blamed peer pressure for promoting climate concerns.
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Even virtual peer pressure, it turns out, can have an effect.
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One effective remedy for high installation prices may be peer pressure.
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"if you feel something don't let peer pressure manipulate you." pic.twitter.
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Everyone was doing it, so I guess it was peer pressure.
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But eventually, he gave into peer pressure and started smoking socially.
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Partly because of peer pressure, I end up going to prom.
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No amount of peer pressure digital or otherwise can move me.
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And, thanks to peer pressure, almost nothing leaks to the press.
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Everyone was doing it, so I guess it was peer pressure.
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But the lure of easy money, combined with peer pressure, proved irresistible.
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Want to teach your children about peer pressure, social media, and conformity?
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But I believe that we can actually harness peer pressure for good.
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Ignore the quantified peer pressure of Rotten Tomatoes or Box Office Mojo!
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But that the peer pressure itself may not always have a ringleader.
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I was in with the wrong crowd, and there was peer pressure.
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It's not the law that's got us shutting up, but peer pressure.
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Think of astroturf as the grownup version of high school peer pressure.
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Cultural or peer pressure to play it safe should not deter you.
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Plus, it'll put more "peer" pressure on you to keep it up.
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At 16, teens are highly impressionable and easily succumb to peer pressure.
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Allianz argues peer pressure on social media is part of the problem.
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Instead, the Paris accord relies on the power of transparency and peer pressure.
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I think peer pressure is there because friends may not be taking it.
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Instead of "keeping up with the Joneses"-style peer pressure, there's digital FOMO.
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"But you're in a tattoo parlor, and" — he shrugs — "peer pressure."Oh. Word.
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You don't need to bow down to peer pressure or be comparing yourself.
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Well, peer pressure won out, and I told him I would wear it.
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"The peer pressure can be intense!" she said with regard to amassing likes.
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Years later, even amid the peer pressure of "Berzerkeley," the young Republican persisted.
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Part of that may be peer pressure or a desire to show off.
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Peer pressure has affected my relationships, my health, my faith and my finances.
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Both sides yielded to peer pressure and the herd mentality of their party.
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I think there is a peer pressure at some many quarters of our media.
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"I wouldn't underestimate the impact of peer pressure in improving behaviour," says Mr Debelle.
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Peer pressure is usually, but not always, a terrible reason to change your behavior.
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Finally, online you create a world in which peer pressure can sustain violent behavior.
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Mr. Obama urged him to be a role model and to resist peer pressure.
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Peer pressure has replaced some of the religious components of recruiting, the report says.
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Let's just say that peer pressure doesn't stop automatically once you leave high school.
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Here, too, peer pressure and the potential for public shaming might come into play.
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Still, peer pressure and deference to authority meant few dropped out from massacring Jews.
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You already know the obvious application of peer pressure: Keeping up with the Joneses.
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In middle school, there can be a lot of peer pressure to do things.
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Still, "The Divine Order" effectively illustrates how peer pressure can influence the political process.
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Many ads will count on the fact that kids are especially sensitive to peer pressure.
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This wasn't some spontaneous decision made in a dimly-lit room forced by peer pressure.
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Not to peer-pressure you, but you'll have to try it yourself to find out.
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But the most powerful influence on someone who moves may be good ol' peer pressure.
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It's well-known that peer pressure can influence our health, through bad habits like smoking.
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The work is challenging, particularly in the younger age bracket where peer pressure is strong.
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Still, as is always the case, we're not advising that you give into peer pressure.
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Ultimately, peer pressure outweighed any of his public proclamations to help heal the black community.
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It's been called the "north star" for climate action, a global peer pressure effort. 27.
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A childhood habit Diana believes Aldi's addiction began with peer pressure and exposure to smokers.
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It certainly helped that there was zero peer pressure from my wife to reconsider coasters.
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Previous research has shown that the social network creates a sort of false peer pressure.
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Bravely standing up to political peer pressure will result in practical solutions for struggling Americans.
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Not trying something different or bold can be attributed to peer pressure or public perception.
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I also succumb to peer pressure and decide to start writing my own Money Diary.
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Positive peer pressure has been shown to be a successful exercise motivator in past studies.
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"I just want kids to realize that peer pressure, there will be a lot and it will get worse as you get older, but you can always rise above the peer pressure so you don't feel the need to underage drink," Biles told CNN.
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Their drinking might've been motivated by the allure of forbidden fruit, peer pressure, or pure hedonism.
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At that point, Erasmus mostly did it out of "peer pressure," she admits with a laugh.
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We have little round table discussions, just talking about normal topics of peer pressure, life experiences.
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But let's set that aside and instead consider a sneakier version of peer pressure: Family vacations.
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The hope was that, through peer pressure and diplomacy, these policies would be strengthened over time.
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The short documentary Ten Meter Tower raises interesting questions about bravery, survival instinct and peer pressure.
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The hope is governments will feel a "moral obligation" and "peer pressure" to act, he told Reuters.
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The term "peer pressure" is thrown around a lot, and usually it's meant as a negative thing.
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Neighbors functions as a fear and peer pressure-driven advertisement for a fancy, Amazon-owned camera system.
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Popular fears were that peer pressure about leaving work during daylight would keep workers at it longer.
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Just as we teach children to resist peer pressure, we must learn to resist techno-social pressures.
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"That's a recipe for vulnerability and peer pressure," said Greenberg, who practices in New York and Connecticut.
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Dr. Conrod says that Preventure probably affected non-participants by reducing peer pressure from high-risk students.
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Academic research by Alan Gerber, Donald Green and others has shown that peer pressure can lift turnout.
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Performing was the only time she felt liberated — no bullies, no fights, no peer pressure, no doubts.
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But because of privilege or peer pressure or anxiety about their children's futures, they do it anyway.
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Novitzky encourages other athletes to apply similar positive "peer pressure" to help with buy-in from the public.
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We can't assign this illogical behavior to "groupthink" or "peer pressure," or any explanation other than altered perception.
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I gave into peer pressure during an 8-hour drive and consumed the first season in one gulp.
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A partner, or a buddy, can add to the physical and peer pressure it takes to stop rape.
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It also looks to be a good way to peer pressure friends into buying a matching Bluetooth speaker.
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I'm not even saying that peer pressure and social media influence is harmless with a "challenge" like this.
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Google is hoping that some good old-fashioned peer pressure will push more people to embrace solar energy.
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Whether or not a guest finishes all of his or her drinks may come down to peer pressure.
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Always err on the side of caution and investigate—don't be sidetracked by ambiguity, conformity, or peer pressure.
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To some degree, peer pressure and client inquiries — due to greater public awareness — have contributed to the shift.
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He's used them to tackle peer pressure, and honed the aesthetic in 2014 with a series called Forms.
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Are people learning good or bad behavior from their neighbors or is something like peer pressure at work?
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The NYPL says the book known as "America's novel" also benefits from cultural peer pressure to read it.
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Teens make decisions differently in "hot" situations that involve peer pressure, new experiences, and no time for reflection.
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Middle children may be more susceptible to peer pressure, but they also tend to be more open-minded.
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The peer pressure gets to him, and he blows off his next lunch date with Kris and her friends.
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And those who can participate are divested of anonymity, so peer pressure and shaming can play an inappropriate role.
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In a statement to the judge, he cited peer pressure and campus drinking culture as factors in his behavior.
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Being a teen is hard enough, and things like peer pressure — of any kind — don't make it any easier.
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Though adults get caught up, too, kids are especially susceptible to peer pressure and FOMO (fear of missing out).
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"We always talk about peer pressure as a negative, but it can be a force for good," Albert said.
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I was just me, and no amount of peer pressure was going to sway me to be something else.
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Workers deserve the right to make their own decisions, free of peer pressure or fear of retaliation from supervisors.
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As a mother, Kennedy said, she understands the role that peer pressure can play with fads like e-cigarettes.
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We saw the Brady kids deal with things like peer pressure to smoke and breaking their mom's favorite vase.
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These are the interactions where persuasion, education, and peer pressure occur, and where elections can be won or lost.
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I was mainly focused on how peer pressure causes people to do bad things, like lie, cheat and steal.
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Salmon also said that her research suggests that middleborns are more susceptible to peer pressure than first or lastborns.
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Bears in the wild are well-known to Kodi-attack people, but that one doesn`t Jimbow to peer pressure.
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More social media could mean less face-to-face socializing, which could lead to less direct peer pressure, she said.
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It's more than being beholden to peer pressure – it's about recognizing how you are the only one holding yourself back.
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They also don't yield to peer pressure and are willing to say no to things they don't want to do.
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For all the power of peer pressure, places that have resisted joining such forums are by definition harder to attract.
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"There's a lot of peer pressure," said Madelon Willemsen, head of office for TRAFFIC Vietnam, which monitors the wildlife trade.
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New technology plays a role in the film, but old-fashioned peer pressure and oppressive bureaucracy are the greatest villains.
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"Naming creates a peer pressure," said Elizabeth Boris, an Urban Institute fellow at Georgetown University's McCourt School of Public Policy.
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But people do show up when prodded by the urgency and peer pressure of scheduled group cycling or aerobics classes.
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Energetic Mars is in Gemini, which can get us swept up in groupthink and make us prone to peer pressure.
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Smoking weed actually makes you cool— not in a peer-pressure kind of way, but it lowers your body temperature.
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Things can get indulgent, so pace yourself, Gemini—Jupiter likes to overdo it, so you may feel some peer pressure.
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VICE News talked to some would-be frat boys about peer pressure at Penn State — turns out, it still exists.
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All of these scientists, they insist, motivated by peer pressure and financial rewards, are falsifying data and suppressing contrary views.
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From that moment on, peer pressure (and my wavering resistance of it) has been a ubiquitous part of my life.
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The urge to buy loot boxes and try to get epic gear was driven by limited events and peer pressure.
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JASHINSKY: And that was you know there was sort of peer pressure on him to go you know completely against Trump.
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One key mechanism is imitation... Peer pressure has been linked to a wide variety of adolescent behaviors, including delinquency and aggression.
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If peer pressure and conscious choice were the culprits in their decisions, the participants would have been aware it was happening.
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Like bacteria multiplying in a warm petri dish, bachelor parties provide the optimal conditions for toxic male peer pressure to thrive.
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You took our quiz, and you're finally ready to admit that you have a bad habit of giving into peer pressure.
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The pilot program will investigate how well virtual reality has the ability to influence perception and the experience of peer pressure.
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Cullors: I think Richard has a lot of different choices to make and I think the peer pressure of patriarchy won.
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This may come in the form of peer pressure or stress, which may increase the likelihood of addictive behaviors, he said.
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It is, in effect, a giant bet on the power of peer pressure — with the future of the planet at stake.
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Mr. Stinnett said he and his colleagues used social and peer pressure — much better "behavioral nudges" than talking about the environment.
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The Paris deal was meant to work through peer pressure, and experts say this "global stocktake" exercise is crucial for that.
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I want you to do what you've always done, but let the peer pressure influence you to take the leap responsibly.
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"Is this what people really think or are they under incredible peer pressure to fit in?" he said on the podcast.
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In particular, a growing number of people, fueled by peer pressure and shame, are reckoning with their emissions from air travel.
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The Paris climate deal, which 195 countries agreed to in 2015, was designed to work through voluntary action and peer pressure.
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They provide a little bit of positive peer pressure for the rowdier students who take advantage of the relaxed classroom atmosphere.
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It is a brain wracked by peer pressure, fueled by hero narratives, and over-confident if confused by the real world.
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The group runs classes for boys, too, teaching them about everything from sexual health to healthy relationships, consent and peer pressure.
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One needs to recognize the influence that peer pressure and the attitude of having to fit in can have on someone.
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Was he innocent and just guilty of peer pressure; after all, he was only 12 years old when he joined Hitler Youth?
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During these sessions, coaches and teens come up with smoking or vaping cessation plans, strategies to handle peer pressure and overall goals.
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It is an example of a win-win deal, in which peer pressure pokes governments into making life easier and more prosperous.
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"But it's going to be peer pressure — when it just becomes unacceptable societally, that's when harassment will really change." https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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Channing Tatum poured her about 5 shots worth into a pint and, after intense peer pressure from the crowd ... she slammed it!
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Peer pressure worked to get people to try weed in the first place, why not for companies to make money off it?
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It's a global "peer pressure" agreement that relies on nations submitting their own plans for cutting pollution and reporting on those efforts.
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Many forces bore down to compel your child to vape, including social media, peer pressure and the easy accessibility of flavored products.
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And to this day, peer pressure still strikes me as one of the most powerful secret assassins of financial stability and behavior.
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When and if they ever surfaced, it was often too late for many caught up in the underground waves of peer pressure.
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I plan to eat sensibly, but with the locals lining up, piling their plates high, I guess I succumb to peer pressure.
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Michelle Rodriguez was all cleaned up for Oscar night -- specifically in the armpit area -- and she's blaming her smooth look on peer pressure.
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But the adults were not persuaded by the peer pressure exerted by the social robots, resisting the incorrect answers spouted by the machines.
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A controversial study claimed teens abruptly change genders due to peer pressure — but a scathing new critique found the study used shoddy science.
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Hathaway, 36, revealed that a little peer pressure from Matt Damon, her Interstellar costar, is what turned her back into a meat-eater.
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Turner's lack of remorse and buck-passing were notable throughout the process, as he blamed peer pressure and party culture following his conviction.
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Related: Sci-Fi Vlog Tells an Anatomically Strange Story of Body Parts This Is Your Gross Jelly Body on Peer Pressure It's Alive!
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And our salad consumption can be increased by all sort of factors — peer pressure, public service messages, changes in the food production system.
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The parliamentarians raised constituent and industry concerns about the risk of peer pressure being piled on kids to keep the virtual streaks going.
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GROWING peer pressure on countries to exchange information about clients of their financial firms has left tax evaders with few places to hide.
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Many more, including Lucie Russell of the mental health charity Young Minds, have argued that social media is effectively super-sizing peer pressure.
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According to Christopher Browning, there were different reasons, including anti-Semitism and peer pressure, but a critical one was their desire for advance.
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Nuwer says this peer pressure leads to "groupthink," in which decisions are made collectively and individuality or questioning of the group is discouraged.
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She told the Olympic Channel in an interview that due to peer pressure, she got pregnant when she was just 12 years old.
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The Trump administration's vow to withdraw the United States from the Paris agreement by 2020 has made that peer pressure dynamic more complicated.
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At Bonn, there were a few signs peer pressure is working and that some countries are indeed feeling compelled to take stronger action.
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A former classmate said the suspect often succumbed to peer pressure -- such as running down a hallway shirtless when dared by other students.
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I would often succumb to peer pressure in the hope of fitting in, and I found myself second-guessing my dedication toward academics.
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The idea is to create a culture of accountability (and maybe some peer pressure) to get countries to step up their climate game.
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"The idea that parents could feel peer pressure to genome edit their kids some day is not out of the question," Lander said.
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The unifying premise has brought together parents and kids alike, sparking conversation about themes like peer pressure, bullying, the loneliness of adolescence, and suicide.
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In other words, for a tech company to make a policy change, there needs to be a combination of public pressure and peer pressure.
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The same content has been shared on Twitter, but the company has so far refused to bend to peer pressure and remove his account.
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Try a show such as Andi Mack where the characters wrestle with peer pressure to look and act a certain way to fit in.
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She says that peer pressure could be a factor in how some teens are handling the "panic," including making reports or masquerading as clowns.
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He repeatedly cited an environment of peer pressure, drinking and promiscuity, factors he said he would use his time on probation to advocate against.
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Yes, he was in a gang, but Ms. Mercado saw him as a sweet-natured and vulnerable young man, a victim of peer pressure.
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Instead, the agreement hinges on peer pressure, which in turn requires countries to be open and transparent about their progress in fighting climate change.
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It suggests that a parole board should consider factors related to their youth, like the role of peer pressure or the effects of trauma.
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To understand the Katowice meeting, it's useful to recall that the Paris climate agreement was largely intended to work through peer pressure among nations.
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I found out from VoteWithMe and OutVote, two new political apps that are trying to use peer pressure to get people to vote Tuesday.
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Recode's Jason Del Rey reported Saturday Bloomberg also faced some peer pressure — Bezos reportedly called Bloomberg months ago and asked if he would run.
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Anup Kumar Singh, Sonata's managing director, says that peer pressure in groups tends to shrink loans: many people doubt their acquaintances will repay large debts.
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That same class session was also meant to present a set of examples about good and bad peer pressure that young people regularly might face.
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Euphoria is a jarring exploration into the dark gamuts of growing up with addiction, depression, and immense peer pressure among other coming-of-age obstacles.
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That can be very hard to do for a lot of people coming out of college, where there's a lot of peer pressure to conform.
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"The level of groupthink, fearmongering, coercive peer pressure, and über-nationalism has not been seen since the halcyon days of 2002 and 20163," he argued.
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Maybe get some of these people to take down their flags, whether it's enlightenment or shame or peer pressure from their neighbors… whatever it takes.
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Rosalind Wiseman, author of the book Queen Bees and Wannabes, which focused on teenagers and their use of technology, chalked it up to peer pressure.
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She wanted to hear what he'd been working on; after hearing the "Peer Pressure" demo, "She asked Justin if she could [record] it," Liv gushes.
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Peer pressure is a powerful force, and Oxenfree takes the responsibility of conversation between friends seriously in a way few, if any, other games do.
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Cults often display a zealous commitment to a special and unaccountable leader, discourage dissent and control members through shame, guilt and peer pressure, she said.
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Vollmer and her colleagues spotlight some problems that robot peer pressure could cause as social robots become more integrated into child-rearing and early education.
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"We try to catch them at that age, to build up bicycling and the idea of empowerment and leadership, before peer pressure hits," she said.
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This pitch-perfect ensemble piece, which came 20 years ago, still holds up surprisingly well because its message is timeless: don't succumb to peer pressure.
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The family-friendly shows were notorious for incorporating life lessons for the young audience, touching on everything from bullying to peer pressure and drug use.
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They are forced by peer pressure to be compared to everyone else, leaving no time for them to develop a sense of love an belonging.
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A controversial study claiming that some teens abruptly decide to change genders due to peer pressure was deeply flawed, according to a scathing new scientific critique.
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And earlier and later might be in relevance to different ages based on the societal and environmental factors, like social environment, peer pressure, and parental pressure.
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On the bright side: generally, these movies range in quality from "fine" to "very good," and there are worse examples of peer pressure to succumb to.
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I believe that a potential cause of the growth of vapers is peer pressure and more specifically gearing to pressure to engage in an unknown substance.
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For the National Security Agency, one way is with the peer pressure of, well, beautiful posters that are designed to target a wide range of personalities.
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Perry acknowledges that factors such as social environment, family structure, peer pressure, culture and religious influences can all affect the age when someone starts having sex.
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In a study published today in the journal Science Robotics, researchers from Germany and the UK demonstrated that children are susceptible to peer pressure from robots.
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To be fully transparent, I don't get the version of peer pressure that is presented in this show, so I may be a bit tone-deaf.
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The song expressed regret for succumbing to peer pressure as a teen, and the video, showed Deem stringing along a puppet made in his own image.
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The big question is: should the media be promoting opinions by teenagers who are in an emotional state and facing extreme peer pressure in some cases?
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A little bit of peer pressure to bow to one woman's interpretation of feminism, evidently -- a move that was unnecessary at best, a mistake at worst.
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Peer pressure is bad, but if you took issue with the premiere episode of The X Files's 11th season, you should probably get high and chill.
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Peer Pressure: Tech industry insiders say it's not just pressure from idealistic employees that's turning the tide—it's the larger Silicon Valley "bubble," including fellow companies.
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The positive effect of peer pressure can be enhanced by publicly releasing data which shows offsets being paid for by people within each neighborhood or city.
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The students were also asked questions about their levels of anxiety, depression, self-esteem, as well as their experiences with peer pressure and their family environments.
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"It would be nice to see if larger robots and even a heterogenous group of robots (different robots) can exert peer pressure on adults," Vollmer said.
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Next, Shankar described concepts like "social norming"—using subtle forms of peer pressure to, for example, encourage hand-washing, which many residents had come to fear.
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When I was younger the peer pressure to drink felt stronger, but now I take priority in how I feel and what is best for me.
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Reality parties are a product of Straight Up, a Ventura County, California-based organization that seeks to bolster awareness of youth substance abuse and peer pressure.
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There, the group honed in on the most pressing issue: how to have a non-corny discussion with your kids about substance abuse and peer pressure.
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The same thing goes for many of the resulting drug-education programs, which were based on the "Just Say No" model of lecturing resistance to peer pressure.
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External factors – poverty and social misery, personal hardships and peer pressure to conform – can influence the desire to experiment with powerful, mind-altering and physically harmful substances.
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Parents should talk to children about hate and encourage empathy and tolerance among adolescents while their brains are still developing and they are susceptible to peer pressure.
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Lead single "Peer Pressure" is a Heathers-sampling ode to teen anxiety, pingers and the arm-twisting so-called mates who try make us follow the crowd.
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Peer pressure may be enough to persuade countries to sign on to a global deal, but diplomats fear it may not be enough to open their wallets.
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In a letter to the board, he blamed the crime on peer pressure and called it a life-changing mistake that set him on a better path.
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Peer pressure doesn't stop after high school: Hanging out with friends who have expensive taste can make you feel self-conscious and prone to over-spending yourself.
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We're used to kids caving to peer pressure — yet parents, too, can fall victim to the "everyone else is doing it" mentality when they're on social media.
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The others are Consistency (or "commitment" — every moment you don't turn around for home, it becomes harder to do so), Scarcity (powder fever) and Acceptance (peer pressure).
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Kim Wants To Go Back To High School Kim has some new friends, whose names don't really matter, and they peer pressure her into drinking green apple sake.
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Below, Whigham talks about her first time reading the Pinky script, her own personal version of Nadia, and what advice she has for girls dealing with peer pressure.
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In AA, you learned to speak publicly, you gained great self-confidence, you did not abuse drugs or alcohol in spite of all the peer pressure and influence.
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Teenagers already prone to risk-taking become even more vulnerable to injury and death when peer pressure on sites like Facebook and Instagram is thrown into the mix.
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And, as the market has proved in the past, it is important not to underestimate the power of peer pressure to worsen behaviour as well as improve it.
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Those app-stacked screens introduce yet another source of peer pressure and serious feelings of FOMO arising from the already awkward and stressful social dynamics of high school.
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It's a period marked by peer pressure and bullying for most teens, and one can't blame most adolescents — gay or straight — for wanting to keep their heads down.
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" Lubin advocated for self-regulation in the space, and said his company ConsenSys is working on a database that forces projects to self-disclose, mostly through "peer pressure.
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I wasn't fond of most the people I grew up around so I didn't care what they thought of me and so that made peer pressure extremely ineffective.
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And since peer pressure and advice from someone who has abs are key for motivation, the fitness companies are all adding on-demand classes and live training options.
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The researchers also found that teens who sexted more often were more likely to have negative family environments and more experiences with peer pressure than less-frequent sexters.
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At the same time, teens who sexted frequently were more likely to have negative family environments and more experiences with peer pressure than those who sexted less frequently.
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Related: Cascading Emojis Are 38 Seconds of Pure Joy This Is Your Gross Jelly Body on Peer Pressure Human Anatomy Gets A Digital Twist In CGI Film Experiments
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Every Tuesday morning, a group of around 40 kids meet before school to eat breakfast and talk about everything from peer pressure to noticing signs of abusive relationships.
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Mr. Essati also recruited brothers — there were four sets among the 12 — allowing him to use family ties and peer pressure to reinforce their loyalty, Mr. Koehler noted.
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The first time I remember peer pressure affecting my life, I capitulated and began wearing a small bottle filled with bubble solution as a token on a necklace.
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Music is no longer the differentiator, so the streaming platforms will need to come up with exclusive features, and, as Apple knows, peer pressure is a powerful force.
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The idea is that, by publicly stating targets and reporting transparently on progress, participants will be driven by pride, peer pressure, and internal politics to meet those targets.
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After years of resistance, a political campaign's worth of peer pressure, and then probably a couple hundred dollars spent trying and failing, I'm finally obsessed with Magic: the Gathering.
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When a cop shoots her best friend, she struggles with peer pressure and her feelings of responsibility to stand up and be a voice of protest in her community.
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While countries pledged to cut emissions, boost production of renewable energy and other measures, fulfilling the pledges will require sufficient peer pressure, since the agreement has no enforcement mechanism.
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You can try to be judgmental or jealous, but the beer flows too freely and the camaraderie — which I guess you could call peer pressure — is just too strong.
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" She is the author, most recently, of "Join the Club: How Peer Pressure Can Transform the World" and the World War II spy story e-book "D for Deception.
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I imagine places like Listen Bar can be helpful for sober people looking to meet like-minded people who won't peer pressure or chastise someone else for not drinking.
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The peer pressure argument also seems to presume that emission reductions will get easier over time as technology gets cheaper, leading to a cycle of success and mutual inspiration.
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That money is often borrowed from friends or relatives to be repaid with great pains over following years - but traditions and peer pressure force families to bite the bullet.
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If we are lucky, we find our strengths early on in life, and those attributes are rewarded (if we are lucky) through schooling and positive reinforcement and peer pressure.
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The response to the program from students is positive: Boys who had said they often feared peer pressure say they now understand the importance of having their own voice.
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But Justice Kennedy said the decision had been grounded on the diminished culpability of all juvenile offenders, who are, he said, immature, susceptible to peer pressure and capable of change.
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Find the "why" in YA. YA (young adult) novels tackle the edgy issues teens struggle with, from peer pressure and romantic longing to grief and trouble at home or school.
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The service combines training programs, technology for self-monitoring, personal coaching and a light brushing of peer pressure to help keep stress levels under control, all delivered via smartphone app.
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In the case of I Voted selfies — a much safer bet than a likely illegal voting selfie — self-photography achieves a new goal: a socially responsible form of peer pressure.
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Between bodily changes, peer pressure, various identity crises, and that nagging tension between knowing everything and nothing at all, it's surprising that anyone makes it out of adolescence at all.
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Users can walk through the various rooms of the White House, from the Oval Office, Lincoln Bedroom, to the Press Office, without the peer pressure to wear a MAGA hat.
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When two seniors began dancing beside an inflatable bounce-house at the festival in Conway, Mr. Lamb joined them — all limbs and peer pressure — twisting and kicking to the beat.
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I have told that story in detail, but the capsule version is simple: instead of relying on legal or economic sanctions, Paris harnesses the power of transparency and peer pressure.
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They must also be tough enough to bear up under intense public scrutiny on social media and to withstand or adhere to an underlying peer pressure for social do-gooderism.
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The episode was crafted with that in mind, with messages for children who might feel peer pressure to try and parents who may not be completely aware of the issue.
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Yet, we should consider that social media and the peer pressure it represents may affect how students experience a school's support for a protest, turning free speech into compelled speech.
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They're awash in social media that nationalizes peer pressure, that expects intricately maintained self-branding and that shows — with photos — how just about everyone else is having a better life.
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Turner was arrested for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a Dumpster in January 2015, at the time blaming his actions on "peer pressure" and the "party culture" at his school.
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Other than some dancing in the fountain, the ravers were on their best behaviour, likely a result of community peer pressure to put forward a good image and combat perpetuating stereotypes.
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Peer pressure is a powerful force, it's why so many people participate in gift exchanges or baby showers or wedding showers … when they otherwise would want nothing to do with it.
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Unlike other industries, almost everyone in Hollywood lives in a bubble (Beverly Hills and Brentwood during the week, Malibu over the weekend), making it nearly impossible to escape the peer pressure.
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Simmons, a 2005 decision that banned the death penalty for juveniles, studies were confirming what "any parent knows": Adolescents are, in fact, serial risk-takers who often give into peer pressure.
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Lev Khasis, Chief Operating Officer at Sberbank, Russia's biggest bank by assets, said he expected regulators to tighten oversight of security practices but that peer pressure would also play a role.
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Developed in the 1950s by psychologist Solomon Asch, this methodology tracks whether participants accept or defy majority opinions in a group setting, which yields insights into how peer pressure affects individuals.
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But for this peer-pressure dynamic to have any chance of working, analysts say, countries will need to track and report their progress on curbing emissions in a transparent, standardized way.
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Riot officers then sealed off the area, making it impossible for even residents to get through, let alone would-be voters prepared to run the gauntlet of pro-Odinga peer pressure.
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The combination of peer pressure and quarantine boredom drove me to buy a Switch last weekend, and now all I want to do is save the dang princess in Mario Odyssey.
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Smartphones are the most efficient peer-pressure device ever invented, but no one has figured out how social media or texting can get a lot more people to the polls — yet.
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Each country presents its "nationally determined contribution," a figure of how much they are able, or willing, to contribute, and the agreement essentially runs on peer pressure to maintain those levels.
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Like teens across the U.S., Native American youth may experience peer pressure, uncertainty about their futures due to limited educational, social and employment opportunities and family instability, Manson said by email.
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Related: This Greasy CGI Man-Tornado Pretty Much Sums Up Social Anxiety This Is Your Gross Jelly Body on Peer Pressure Human Anatomy Gets A Digital Twist In CGI Film Experiments
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The problem was that by offering any sort of warning about the "Momo challenge" at all, Craigavon police were precisely capitulating to panic and peer pressure: They had fallen for it.
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The test was identical to the one given to the adults, except there was no human peer pressure group; it's already very well established that kids are more susceptible to social influence.
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Peer pressure seems to play a role, too—if friends and family are having babies, their experiences might subconsciously be interpreted as a reason for you to do it, too, Brase says.
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The charity argues, however, that the degree to which companies are willing to engage provides a yardstick to judge the relative transparency of different sectors and generates peer pressure for greater disclosure.
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To date, only two Republican senators — Senator Mark Kirk (R - IL) and Susan Collins (R - ME) — have resisted peer pressure and publicly stated that Judge Garland should be given a formal hearing.
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"Come on, Kyle Dubas, it's your 21st birthday, just do one more shot," says Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff, as he tries to get the assistant GM drunk with help from peer pressure.
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"As to treatment, interpersonal psychotherapy for adolescents, which addresses common adolescent developmental issues, such as development of dyadic interpersonal relations and peer pressure, may be more effective for black adolescents," she says.
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But even with evolutionary hardwiring and societal peer pressure as part of the equation, that usually doesn't fully explain the unique, individual drives that lead people to want to make other people.
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Puig hasn't been a rookie since 2013, so he was exempt from any peer pressure to dress up this time, but he must have insisted because, well, there he is in uniform.
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While Littman never spoke to trans children themselves to form her theory, she concludes that there may be a new type of gender dysphoria being spread through social media and peer pressure.
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Related: This Is Your Gross Jelly Body on Peer Pressure 3D-Scanned Bodies Stretch, Float, and Collide in a CGI Skydiving Music Video Humanoids Erupt into Colored Smoke in Dazzling CGI Portraits
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The point of Vollmer's experiment was to measure the social impact exerted by robots onto both children and adults, particularly the way in which peer pressure from robots might contribute to social conformity.
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Yet, while it calls back the anxious excitement of those first steps into early adulthood, Pinky also serves as an uncomfortable look at how peer pressure can quickly turn a casual hangout toxic.
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So badly that it has taken upon itself the task of fomenting what has to be the most significantly misguided wave of peer pressure this country has seen in at least six months.
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By stupidly perpetuating a culture rife with busting chops, teasing, and peer pressure to go out drinking, I made some women feel self-conscious, anxious, and fear they might not be taken seriously.
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Dr Sherman, an expert on digital-media use and the development of the adolescent brain, was aware of many studies suggesting peer pressure can be exerted digitally, through chat rooms and messaging systems.
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But many of them, the ones most often referred to as dad shoes, really look more like Frankenstein monsters of the foot, cobbled together from references and peer pressure, unwieldy and aggressively clumpy.
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Meanwhile, The Boy Who Liked Deer is a portrait of a sensitive youth giving in to his worst impulses under peer pressure that gets honestly raw at times in its depiction of aggression.
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You might find images that relate to common themes — like overcoming adversity, dealing with peer pressure or contending with nature — and invite students to explain how these visuals illustrate themes in their books.
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While "peer pressure and the attitude of having to fit in" are no excuse for assault, they do explain how destructive ideas about masculinity and sex can spread among boys and young men.
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Tomorrow is Election Day, and on the eve of voting, peer-pressure apps like OutVote and VoteWithMe are making it easy to instantly snoop on the voting history of friends, family and strangers.
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Hi. I am your female friend who jumped off the Kanye train after the Cosby thing and then caved to peer pressure and watched the entire Madison Square Garden show at her desk.
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But if peer pressure sees you forced into going outside, there's now an inflatable pool toy in the shape of the Xbox One S controller, so you can show where your allegiances truly lie.
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Dimmitt and her two female classmates had the option of delivering a practice sermon to female friends instead of to a mixed-sex group, and, feeling peer pressure, Dimmitt chose to preach to women.
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Comparable to peer pressure, when we share goals with another person there is a force to push and empower you to do what needs to be done, rather than doing it on your own.
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And yet a year later – with her Peer Pressure mixtape out on Friday 16 November – it still feels like L Devine hasn't yet pulled in a mass audience for her deservedly chart-ready tracks.
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To do well on Xuexi Qiangguo requires a serious time commitment; those under peer pressure to use the app are typically expected to score two or three dozen points a day, and sometimes more.
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Donald Trump's administration has clearly removed any peer pressure on climate matters, but Xi Jinping's government is still committed to the Paris process, judging by a joint statement published with France in June 2019.
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Alexander and Murkowski had been spotted sitting together in recent days at Senate Republican dinner meetings, a tactic they appeared to adopt to shield themselves somewhat from peer pressure from colleagues eager to persuade them.
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Somehow, I survived high school and almost made it into my first year of college without any smart devices before I gave into the peer pressure and a need to actually use the internet everywhere.
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" Scoble also recounts his own version of incidents with four women who say he behaved inappropriately toward them, suggesting that they "felt peer pressure to join the #MeToo bandwagon," or "felt slighted for other reasons.
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But despite these data-specific safeguards, the group says "the app's overall impact on families and society is likely to be negative," as it creates peer pressure for kids to join a digital social network.
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It's a skill that will be useful when he's older, whether it's to resist succumbing to peer pressure, to cope when he finds himself in a possibly dangerous situation or to assert himself at work.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said on Saturday that IMF members discussed ways to increase "peer pressure" on countries to follow and improve global trade rules to reduce growth-sapping uncertainty.
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"Thrones" is a perfect storm of cultural relevance, social media peer pressure and pure creativity; for its fans, every week is an event, something everyone in TV would love to have but very few do.
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After all, unlike my preference for pop music, which has been honed through years of mild peer pressure, my love for The Beatles was taught deliberately, by the older and wiser figures in my life.
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My feelings are that, in return, her curiosity won't lead her to be a follower when it comes to peer pressure, losing her virginity, or to try drugs (to name a few of my concerns).
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And if pastors and churchgoers were buying up block tickets and attending the film, the power of peer pressure also meant that many more people saw the film than might have gone on their own.
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More Refinery29 Coverage of the Stanford Case:These Two Heroes Stopped The Stanford Sexual AssaultRapist Blames "Peer Pressure" & "Party Culture" For The Assault He CommittedFather's Statement Defending His Sex-Offender Son Gets A Much-Needed Rewrite
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With OPEC having no mechanism to enforce compliance beyond peer pressure, the market will have to place its faith in Saudi Arabia's judgment of supply and demand balances and the willingness of producers to cooperate.
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Young men who had perpetrated a sexual assault in the past year reported feeling peer pressure to have sex by any means and used more objectifying statements when recounting how their friends spoke about women.
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Still, peer pressure can help move people toward healthy habits, as the popularity of bicycling has done in places like Copenhagen—where people of all ages ride bikes to work and school in any weather.
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You can see the human animal in how much they can take and suspend their disbelief in order to align—how much they care about peer pressure and groupthink versus what they might actually be thinking.
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She said factors exacerbating the high child marriage rate included poverty, low literacy levels among parents, a lack of female role models, peer pressure and harmful cultural practices that expose children to sex early in life.
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Lynch's legacy extends beyond its impact in cancer prevention and his example — and that of Folkman and Fisher — of not yielding to criticism or peer pressure in pursuing one's beliefs is a lesson for us all.
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It can be hard to break behavior honed by years of experience and peer pressure, and any contestant who has reached the Miss America level has been through at minimum two competitions beforehand (local and state).
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After years of devotion to a pair of really good over-the-ear headphones, a combination of peer pressure and a generous tax refund convinced me the second-generation AirPods were the right way to go.
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A better takeaway is simple: Truth is, when it comes to casual clothing, we are all as subject to the effects of peer pressure and herd instinct as we are when it comes to professional clothing.
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Having been raised in this way and, as an adult, living in Victorian England, what he hated most was narrowness, conformity, the crushing of individuals under the weight of peer pressure, government power or public opinion.
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And then let's go talk about the effects on his board, because I think, I'd love for it to not be a checklist but I will take a checklist and peer pressure over no progress. Sadly.
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Peer pressure Another reason we are so keen to believe in conspiracy theories is that we are social animals and our status in that society is much more important (from an evolutionary standpoint) than being right.
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Peter obviously knew all of this, so he should have been able to respect both where a very adult woman like Rachel is coming from and the reason she didn't want to "peer pressure" him into proposing.
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Alabama, the Supreme Court cited scientific evidence around children's development, writing that they are both "more vulnerable or susceptible to negative influences and outside pressures, including peer pressure," and are "more capable of change" than adult offenders.
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She sparks an immediate chemistry with Robotman, using him as the wedge to apply some classic peer pressure and get the rest of the group to go on a field trip into town while Caulder is away.
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" She is a former editorial writer for The Times and the author, most recently, of "Join the Club: How Peer Pressure Can Transform the World" and the World War II spy story e-book "D for Deception.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 19 (Reuters) - International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said on Saturday that IMF members discussed ways to increase "peer pressure" on countries to follow and improve global trade rules to reduce growth-sapping uncertainty.
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FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films Harrelson, 55, proved a good influence not only on her fitness routine, but, thanks to a little friendly peer pressure, on her sense of adventure.
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Beyond following your reps and getting in touch, the Town Hall feature applies a bit of peer pressure to get you involved by noting how many of your friends have connected with a government rep via Facebook.
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Researchers say police officers are at a higher risk of suicide than people in other jobs, a consequence of the intense stress of their work, peer pressure to keep their emotions hidden, and easy access to firearms.
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" She is a former editorial writer for The Times and the author, most recently, of "Join the Club: How Peer Pressure Can Transform the World'" and the World War II spy story e-book "D for Deception.
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" She is a former editorial writer for The Times and the author, most recently, of "Join the Club: How Peer Pressure Can Transform the World>" and the World War II spy story e-book "D for Deception.
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" She is a former editorial writer for The Times and the author, most recently, of "Join the Club: How Peer Pressure Can Transform the World" and the World War II spy story e-book"D for Deception.
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" Day added, "Last year, I felt that I had a lot more peer pressure, and I'm like, 'I've got to speed up play,' but why would I need to do that when I played such great golf?
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Since the Paris agreement doesn&apost foresee sanctions for countries that fail to meet their targets, peer pressure is the main mechanism for ensuring that governments abide by their commitments and continue to increase their efforts in future.
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That could mark the start of a review process based on peer pressure to screen and better align national defence budgets and programs, although the subject remains sensitive for governments that say military spending is a sovereign matter.
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I was also happy to buck peer pressure and try other meats, like thick chops of pork neck with just enough fat to keep them juicy, and thin panels of beef that shrank down to lovely musky ribbons.
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For those new to Drynuary, Mr. Ore says that ordering a seltzer drink at a bar or a party can be a provocation, mostly because others may be compelled to try to undo any progress with peer pressure.
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Since then, my take is that many Attica COs, some of whom were related to or friends of officers killed or wounded in the uprising, felt peer pressure to live up to the prison's notorious reputation and enact payback.
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That is part of a broader multi-year scramble to figure out how to compete in an increasingly complicated holiday shopping season, which starts earlier every year, and not succumb to peer pressure over store hours, discounts and promotions.
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It may also be helpful for parents to understand the reasons why their child might vape -- such as peer pressure, anxiety or avoiding symptoms of withdrawal -- in order to encourage healthier ways of addressing those needs, the Partnership says.
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"In many places where there might have been peer pressure before to have all the fancy brands, now it's cool to recreate the brands, and you're smart because you did it at a fraction of the cost," Dorsey said.
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To avoid falling victim to peer pressure and any potential overspending that can result from scrolling through social media, "it's essential to know your goals — your real goals — not the ones dictated by society or your peers," Deane explains.
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When asked about the peer pressure Maggie faces in Ma to drink and party, Silvers jokes that there was never any time to be pressured by her peers — there was too much on her high school agenda to worry about it.
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I don't think that there was ever a point where I really wanted to do this, but it was a mix between peer pressure and sort of losing myself in general — forgetting who I was, my racial and cultural identity.
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It wasn't because of peer pressure or because I enjoyed the inflated sense of self it offers; I had enough confidence to manage the constant parties and business dinners my job demands without drugs—but I didn't have the stamina.
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Dishonesty, he writes, was central "to the entire enterprise of organized crime on both sides of the Atlantic," and so, too, were bullying, peer pressure and groupthink — repellent traits shared by Trump and company, he suggests, and now infecting our culture.
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Tom Brady is notorious for his incredibly strict diet — no white sugar, white flour, MSG, caffeine, fungus, dairy or nightshades — but all it took was some peer pressure from Stephen Colbert for the football star to get a little wild.
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Brock Turner, the former Stanford University student convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a Dumpster on campus, described his actions as the product of a culture of drinking, peer pressure and "sexual promiscuity," according to his courtroom statement.
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Though these founders probably have little choice but to participate — thanks, peer pressure — they typically come off as self-aware rather than self-conscious, gracious instead of grouchy, even in their reindeer antler headbands — even as they're performing mannequin challenges.
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" She is a former editorial writer for The Times and the author, most recently, of "Join the Club: How Peer Pressure Can Transform the World," and the World War II spy story e-book "D for Deception ""D for Deception.
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Peer Pressure If Judge Neil Gorsuch is confirmed to the Supreme Court, he will become not only the ninth vote in a divided court but also a colleague with the potential to move his eight peers in a conservative direction.
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"I've heard a lot of peer pressure from a lot of people that if you really want to get Trump out of office, you've got to vote for Biden," said Kristin Toft, a marketing professional from West Des Moines who backs Buttigieg.
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I feel like Taureses are known to be stubborn, but I feel the essence of that is basically [that they're] willing to stand up for what they think is right and not really susceptible to peer pressure, a strong sense of self.
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The Ottawa-based women's rights advocate Julie Lalonde, who frequently does outreach work in schools, said programs like ManUp are so effective because they flip the peer pressure model on its head by encouraging younger boys to be "cool" by not harassing women.
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Some of their tips include to possess an open communication with your children, keep your eyes peeled for disturbing content and behavioral changes in kids, teach kids not to succumb to peer pressure and report and block any inappropriate content you come across.
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The Paris Agreement is meant to help avoid that level of warming by creating a sort of peer pressure system that encourages countries to abandon dirty energy sources like coal, oil and natural gas, which already have contributed to 1 degree of warming.
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Scared Straight's two contributions to Nardcore—"Skate to Live" and "Peer Pressure"—are a microcosm of their whole deal: fast and sloppy and teenage as hell, driven by a stress and a need to figure out who they were (skaters) and weren't (wasted).
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When those younger than you are engaging in callow activities on the internet — selfies, boasting, acronym-filled rants, links to ostensibly humorous videos — and getting validated for it, peer pressure can alter the conduct of any user, even one eligible for Social Security.
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The asexuality one is particularly disheartening; After introducing the rare destigmatized asexual character, Sex Education feeds us a cursory explainer and then sends her on her merry way, magically immune to peer pressure, further confusion, or the pros and cons of coming out.
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Expect peer pressure With former acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe alleging that Trump believed Russian President Vladimir Putin over the US intelligence community's assessments of North Korean nuclear capabilities, it raises an important strategic issue: Trump needs to stop getting guidance from abroad.
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Going into Hanoi, the President should understand that he's expected to stick with negotiations in the face of peer pressure, even if denuclearization is not really on the table, and to announce landmark moves toward peace, even if Kim doesn't deserve it.
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"Me: "No...I've just found this pizza and @NetflixUK...ooh and look a sofa"#AppleEvent — Jamie Wright (@jamiewdwright) September 7, 2016 "Are we running today"Apple Watch debuts new peer pressure marketing strategy #AppleEvent — Patrick Coffee (@PatrickCoffee) September 73, 2016 "Are we running today?
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Paired with research on kids' choices and behaviors, the brain scans provided a scientific basis for what "any parent knows," as Kennedy wrote: juveniles are more immature than adults, more susceptible to peer pressure, and less able to understand the consequences of their actions.
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But despite peer pressure, Malcolm resists the group's recruitment efforts, taking solace in his own activities and routines with his dæmon Asta, and when Malcolm and Alice flee with Lyra in their arms, they're pursued by the members of the CCD and the League.
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Think about what's happening to children in middle school: raging hormones, changing bodies and brains, exposure to peer pressure and risky behaviors like experimenting with drugs and alcohol, and a clash between a desire to be independent, but still feeling dependent on Mom and Dad.
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As girls and teens, we were conditioned to want to be pretty, sweet, lovestruck Sandy and celebrate her willingness to submit to peer pressure and change who she is for a man (who, let's not forget, ignores her repeated "nos" at the drive-in).
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" She is a former editorial writer for The Times, a vice president of the Solutions Journalism Network, and the author, most recently, of "Join the Club: How Peer Pressure Can Transform the World" and the World War II spy story e-book "D for Deception.
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For the next decade, even as we abandoned our privacy with a swipe of the opt-in button and as apps that rely on social pressure proved effective in dieting, parenting and saving for retirement, political organizers largely ignored the power of peer pressure.
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Bookman half-jokingly suggests that a third reason that city and state governments are embracing its services is peer pressure; when a neighboring city employs the technology and others "see them achieving so much more with so much less," they feel more obliged to do something.
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Removing likes takes away the peer pressure average users feel to post content that is as perfect as their most social-media savvy friend, a professional influencer or a celebrity, said Dylan Farella, director of social media at Talent Resources, a New York influencer marketing firm.
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"The writers have gotten together and we all have the collective goal of portraying an authentic college experience: addressing peer pressure, formulating your own opinions in the chaos of new environments and at the core of it, watching growth," she told CBS News of the show earlier this year.
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"If they're interested in athletics, if they're interested in drama, if they're interested in band -- any of the things that we offer extracurricular, it gives them an opportunity to say no to peer pressure and say 'I'm not going to do that because I want to participate,' " Wigington said.
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Rather, it's about how the show depicted one's inner demons as outer threats—with female robots an analog for consent, witchcraft a way to depict lesbianism, and hyena demons (yes, really) a metaphor for peer pressure—and impart lessons on finding empowerment in the blurring of gender roles.
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Besides positive peer pressure, some possible causes they cite include the rise of more intensive parenting; internet distractions that keep teenagers at home rather than out and about; expanded health coverage and improvements in mental health care; and the elimination of brain-damaging lead from gasoline in the 1970s.
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Release date: TBD on HuluWhat it's about: Much like Rooney's novel of the same name, the show will focus on Marianne and Connell, high school classmates who fall in love but have to overcome peer pressure, social differences, and failures in their own relationship as they grow into adults.
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Even as these young Biden voters say they have largely the same goals as Sanders—to make America a better, more equal place—some hold Sanders fans in a kind of contempt and feel that their love for the Vermont senator is partly the result of peer pressure.
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The research—which analyzed 15 studies and combed through data from 6,000 fraternity and sorority members—suggests that frat bros drink so goddamn much not necessarily because they want to, but because they've evolved into intervention-immune mutants who can't un-peer pressure themselves into making solid decisions.
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When I research all-boys' schools, the headmasters and others will claim that it allows students to express themselves freely, and that they're more involved in the arts and in creative endeavors and that they're not negatively impacted by having girls present and the peer pressure that goes along with that.
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But by organizing and transparently sharing information about progress (assuming the coalition can pull itself together to do so), it could trigger a dynamic very much like the one Paris seeks to trigger at the international level: Pride and peer pressure, not the threat of legal penalties, will drive ambition.
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As expected, young adults often report peer pressure as having been the impetuous to use marijuana; parents fail to realize that a majority of young adults (63 percent) rationalize their marijuana use by suggesting that it is a harmless drug, and 38 percent actually believe marijuana benefits mind and body development.
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He is the kind of guy who responds to Rory's declaration of their pseudo-relationship ending not with acceptance, but rather with one last, Beatles-inspired Life and Death Brigade extravaganza, followed by a seemingly altruistic (but ultimately selfish) attempt to peer-pressure her into using his family's house in Maine to write.
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The feds tried to shift their tone around 2005, focusing on bids like the Above the Influence campaign to stress the value of overcoming peer pressure and building an independent identity—but as the aforementioned 2007 ad with the talking dog suggested, strains of the paranoid exaggerations of the 1930s still shone through.
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Last month, students from middle and high schools in California's Santa Clara County gathered for a pilot program designed to teach them about the potential dangers of vaping and how to deliver that message to their fellow students -- and how to resist peer pressure that experts say has contributed to students' vaping.
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" Tina Rosenberg won a Pulitzer Prize for her book "The Haunted Land: Facing Europe's Ghosts After Communism" She is a former editorial writer for The Times and the author, most recently, of "Join the Club: How Peer Pressure Can Transform the World" and the World War II spy story e-book "D for Deception.
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Here's this week's briefing: North Korea summit: Peer pressure Mr. President, you will be under pressure from all sides to proceed with a summit with Kim Jong Un. North Korea: The totalitarian regime will try to keep summit prospects warm because Kim probably believes he can get some economic relief, a reputational bump and a security blanket if he keeps negotiations ongoing.
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Though perhaps skewed towards younger drinkers, the algorithm is cheap compared to traditional surveys and studies about drinking habits, which have their own biases such as underreporting or a reluctance to fill out surveys, particularly among some immigrant population "We can explore the social network of drinkers to find out how social interactions and peer pressure in social media influence the tendency to reference drinking," Hossain said.
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I mean, my main advice to you is to continue to be an outstanding role model for the young ones who are coming up behind you; keep listening to your mom; work hard and get an education; understand that high school and whatever peer pressure or restrictions you're under right now won't matter by the time you're a full adult, and what matters is your future.
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It's obvious that there's a place in the crowdfunding space for sites like GoFundMe; it works extremely well when it is used to raise funding from friends and family, and the peer pressure effect combined with the feeling of helping out a friend in a time of need is a potent cocktail that effects a real difference in people's lives at a grass-roots level.
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To effectively treat children with the disease, doctors and parents need to be sensitive to the unique problems young patients may face, such as difficulty understanding what's in their food and drink, peer pressure to eat and drink what their friends do, and a fear of ridicule and being singled out, said study co-author Dr. J. Decker Butzner of the University of Calgary in Canada.
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Nonetheless, De La still had some classic Dilla joints, included some of his tracks on an unreleased song album, and they even reworked some of their lyrics over Dilla beats on Smell the D.A.I.S.Y. Playlist: "Stakes is High"/ "Peer Pressure"/ "Shoomp"/ "Taking the Train"/ "Much More"/ "Leave Your Cares Behind"/ "Verbal Clap"/ "Goes with the Word"/ "Relax" Zany De La is what won over a generation of listeners.
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In addition to the horrors of putting teenagers in adult prisons (where they are more prone to suicide, more likely to be sexually assaulted and less likely to succeed once they leave), a wave of new research has shown that young people are developmentally different from adults in impulsivity, future orientation, susceptibility to peer pressure and risk-taking, especially if they had suffered a traumatic brain injury, which kids in the juvenile justice system disproportionately do.
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" Regarding the nonbinding nature of agreements like these, Light is confident that the example set by President Trump's isolation as his stances on climate and trade drew the ire of other leaders this past weekend will reinforce the power of international peer pressure in keeping members accountable: "You're going to be an outlier in the global community and you're not going to be able to get the other things you want in the global community by reneging on your commitments.
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Specifically, the list of the behavioral clues the Court gleaned and examined includes: manifested personal and commercial ambition and aggressiveness by company executives in pursuit of business goals; concerns over the individual's and the business's reputation in the industry; responsiveness to professional and corporate peer pressure; strength of character brought to bear upon company policies and operations; level of commitment to business objectives and resourcefulness and creativity in securing and managing the means to carry them out; impulse to prevail in competitive settings and to exercise will power directed to that end; motivation to achieve marketing targets surpassing competitors; inducement to strive harder impelled by the prospect of promotion and rise of standing within a corporation or industry; resort to disruptive or contrarian ways to gain competitive ends and demonstrable success in doing so; and patterns of past conduct and duration and consistency of openly known identification with and adherence to a recognized professional or business culture.
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