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Speaking of Psychology

The good and bad of peer pressure (SOP2)

Oct 4, 2013
13:32
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Psychologist Brett Laursen discusses the science of peer pressure and how parents can help kids navigate it. Topics include the onset of peer pressure, susceptibility in children, gender differences, positive peer influence, and peer pressure in adulthood.
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Quick takeaways

  • Peer pressure impacts behavior and academic performance, starting in early grade school years.
  • Parents can empower children to resist unwanted influences by fostering strong parent-child relationships.

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The Onset of Peer Pressure and Its Influence on Children

Peer pressure begins at an early age, manifesting in various forms - explicit and implicit. These influences start as soon as children pay attention to others' opinions of them, impacting behavior and academic performance as seen in early grade school years. Children may alter their behavior to fit in or maintain friendships, especially when interacting with influential peers.

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