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It is because schools group people of the same age together.
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Why is the peer group so prevalent in your society?
why is the peer group so prevalent in society
What are peer pressure groups?
a peer preshure groups is a ditionary did i answer ur queshtion?
What are the bad effects of peer groups?
Peer groups can have negative effects such as peer pressure to engage in risky behaviors, influence to conform to negative attitudes and values, and potential for exclusion and bullying. Negative peer groups can also hinder personal growth and development by discouraging individuality and promoting harmful behaviors.
Peer groups are defined by?
Shared intrest
Why are peer groups functional in society?
because it is important
Conflict between peer group vs family?
There have been many conflicts that happen between peer groups and families. These groups fight over what someone should do for example.
What are the advantages and disadvantage of peer groups?
they help in the socialisation of their members
Have you been peer pressured?
All people have peer pressure throughout their lives. It often starts in school; college; in the workplace and when there groups of people.
Disadvantages of peer groups?
Peer groups have some disadvantages that include peer pressure and risk behaviors. Other disadvantages include aggression and prosocial behavior. Another disadvantage linked to peer groups is sexual promiscuity.
Protestant denominations are prevalent on what continents?
Protestant denominations are groups of Protestant congregations such as the Lutherans, Charismatics and Adventists. These denominations are prevalent in North America, Africa and Australia.
Competition with other groups and peer pressure are both examples of which of the following?
ways groups can gain power
How peer groups are important to personality development?
Peer groups play a crucial role in personality development by providing opportunities for social interaction, acceptance, and support. They offer a platform for experimenting with different roles, behaviors, and identities, which contributes to self-discovery and identity formation. Peer groups also influence attitudes, beliefs, and values, shaping an individual's worldview and personality traits.
