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Competition with other groups and peer pressure are both examples of which of the following?
ways groups can gain power
What has the author Saba Ayman-Nolley written?
Saba Ayman-Nolley has written: 'Influences of peer relationships on cooperation and competition in children'
What is the latent function of peer pressure?
The latent function of peer pressure is the unspoken or unintended influence that it has on shaping individuals' behaviors, attitudes, and beliefs within a social group. This can include fostering a sense of belonging, helping individuals conform to social norms, or encouraging personal development through competition or emulation of peers.
What network model ensures that no computer on the network has more authority than another?
peer-to-peer
How is peer pressure causing unrest in schools?
Peer pressure are influence from member's of a peer group. When these pressure is negative it can lead to resistant, which may turn unrest in school. There are also positive peer pressure which may lead development of positive character.
Does A peer-to-peer network requires a central server?
NO. In a true peer to peer there is no server.
What do you quench with a tall drink?
peer peer peer
Why is peer pressure more beneficial than harmful?
Peer pressure can be beneficial as it can motivate individuals to strive for personal growth, encourage positive behaviors, and foster a sense of community and belonging. It can also lead to healthy competition and inspire individuals to pursue goals they may not have otherwise considered.
How is p2p different from peer to peer?
p2p means peer to peer there it no differences between the two
Are peer to peer networks easy to secure?
yes it is easy to secure the peer to peer connections.......
The disadvangesof peer group?
A peer group is more than just a group of friends. Within a classroom, the peer group could be the entire class. Therefore it is nearly impossible, unless in complete isolation, to be away from a peer group. Each of us needs to learn those social skills to allow us to function efficiently with our peers. Looking at the disadvantages, a major is peer pressure. This is when some people feel forced to be someone they are not or do something they don't want to do due to peer pressure. Depending on your own ability to work within a peer group, criticisms can be hurtful. Criticisms can be constructive or deconstructive. We just need to be careful how we say things to and how we hear things from our peers. Criticisms help us learn. Competition. We are competitive beings by nature but competition can be both positive and negative. Positive in that we strive to be the best we can be; negative in that we can feel constantly inferior and always 'lose'. Again this depends on your own social skills. The success or failure of peer groups depends on the social literacy of each individual within that peer group. Being over sensitive to comments made by others, or falling into the traps of peer pressure (VERY easily done by our youth) can give us negative feelings and opinions towards peer grouping. Is there disadvantages? Yes of course, but like anything, you only get out what you put in.
What is the the negative and positive impact on peers?
Peers can serve as a source of support, encouragement, and social connection, which can have a positive impact on one's well-being and development. However, negative peer influences can lead to peer pressure, bullying, and unhealthy competition, which can have detrimental effects on individual behavior and mental health.
