What is the difference between bullying and peer pressure?

Answer 1

Bullying is when a person physically, or emotionally abuses you in any way or form. If there is any unwanted or unnecesary contact or emotional stress caused by this person it can absolutely be considered bullying.

There are 2 types of peer pressure. Positive and negetive. positive is when your peers or persons of the same age or class... influence you to do good in your community ex. your friends want you to work at the community center or help out.

Negetive peer pressure is the bad kind. Any peer who influences you to do bad or fit up to unwanted expectations is negetive peer pressure.

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Answer 2

Bullying involves intentional, repeated aggressive behavior intended to harm someone physically or emotionally, often with a power imbalance between the bully and the victim. Peer pressure, on the other hand, is the influence exerted by a peer group to encourage individuals to change their attitudes, values, or behaviors to conform to group norms. While both can involve social dynamics within a group, bullying is harmful and coercive, whereas peer pressure can be positive or negative depending on the context.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, let me break it down for you. Bullying is like when someone is straight up being a jerk to you on purpose, trying to make you feel bad. Peer pressure is more like when your friends are like, "Come on, just try it, everyone's doing it," and you feel like you gotta go along with it. So, like, bullying is mean and intentional, while peer pressure is more about fitting in and feeling the heat from your crew.