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peer pressure

peer pressure Peer pressure is the influence of a group a person feels comfortable with that can lead them to set aside personal habits, moral restraints, or individual preferences in favor of the group’s attitudes or behaviors.

Peer pressure is the influence of a group a person feels comfortable with that can lead them to set aside personal habits, moral restraints, or individual preferences in favor of the group’s attitudes or behaviors.

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