Which statements describe peer pressure?

Which statements describe peer pressure?

Answer: A teen lets her friends give her used makeup even thuh she is worried about passing germs. This is the only option where someone has given into their peers, therefore describing peer pressure.

Which of the following is a potential social consequence of negative peer pressure?

One of the emotional consequences of negative peer pressure is a feeling of guilt for having done something that goes against your values. People who have the strength to stand up to negative peer pressure often look up to and respect those who are easily swayed.

What are two ways to resist negative peer?

Resistance tips

1. Look the person in the eye.
2. Speak in a polite, but clear and firm, voice.
3. Suggest something else to do.
4. Walk away from the situation.
5. Find something else to do with other friends.

What are the 3 steps to resisting negative peer pressure?

Have your child practice the following steps to resist peer pressure:

1. Look at the person.
2. Use a calm voice.
3. Say clearly that you do not want to engage in that activity.
4. Suggest another activity. Give a reason.
5. If the person tries to convince you, keep saying “No.”

What are the four components of effective refusal?

Four essential components of effective refusal be firm, repeat if necessary, give off appropriate body language, and dont change your mind make an excuse if needed.

What are 5 strategies that can help you say no in a harmful situation?

What are 5 refusal strategies to help you reinforce your decision to say no? Say no in a firm voice, explain, suggest alternatives, use appropriate body languages, and leave if necessary.

What are two basic points to remember using refusal skills?

Building Your Drink Refusal Skills

• Recognize two types of pressure. The first step is to become aware of the two different types of social pressure to drink alcohol—direct and indirect.
• Avoid pressure when possible.
• Cope with situations you can’t avoid.
• Know your “no”
• Try other strategies.
• Remember, it’s your choice.
• Seek support if you need it.

What are the 3 steps in effective refusal skills?

Terms in this set (3)

• step 1 state your process. the first step in resisting negative peer pressure is saying no.
• step 2 suggest alternatives. If a peer asks you to take part in an activity that you are uncomfortable with, try suggesting another activity.
• step 3 stand your ground.

How do you teach refusal skills?

Teaching Children Refusal Skills

1. Eat good food or junk food.
2. Be friendly or ignore others.
3. Follow the rules or disobey them.
4. Finish schoolwork or quit before it is done.
5. Be truthful or lie.
6. Listen to the teacher or talk while he/she is talking.

Are refusal skills important?

The purpose of refusal skills is to give youth the ability to say NO to unwanted sexual advances or risky situations. There are several essential components to an effective refusal or NO statement. Youth need to understand the components that make up an effective NO before they observe or practice the skills.

How many refusal skills are there?

12 Refusal Skills Flashcards | Quizlet.

How can Refusal skills help you say no to tobacco?

Describe how refusal skills can help you say no to tobacco. Sticking to your decision not to use tobacco involves being able to say no clearly and with confidence. It’s a product that contains nicotine, but not the other harmful chemicals found in tobacco.

How do you refuse a cigarette?

Strategies to resist the pressures to smoke

1. Say “No”: “No thanks.” “I’m not interested.”
2. Change the subject.
3. Tell the truth: “I’m allergic.”
4. Use humour. “I can’t smoke.
5. Give a reason: “I don’t want to smoke.
6. Provide other options: “I’d rather beat you at basketball!”
7. Leave.
8. Tell a story:

What are the rights of nonsmokers?

NONSMOKERS have the right to breathe clean air, free from harmful and irritating tobacco smoke. This right supersees the right to smoke when the two conflict. NONSMOKERS have the right to express – firmly but politiely – their discomfort and adverse reactions to tobacco smoke.

What is the most important factor in successfully quitting tobacco?

Ch-16 questions

A	B
What are the benefits of quitting tobacco use?	blood pressure and heart rate return to normal, cilia lining returns to normal, increased confidence, risk of heart disease is half of smokers
What is the most important factor in successfully quitting tobacco?	strong personal commitment