2. WHAT IS PEER PRESSURE?
 Peer pressure describe the influence that peers have on each other.
 peer pressure usually refers to socially undesirable behaviours, such
as alcohol , and substance use, rather than socially desirable
behaviours, such as academic success and exercising

3. WHAT IS GOOD PEER PRESSURE?
 Good peer pressure is when your friends convince you not to do
something you were going to do because it wasn't in your best interest
or it can cause danger.
 Good peer pressure is when you get pushed into something that you
didn't want to do and it produce good results.

4. HOW CAN YOU BENEFIT FROM GOOD PEER
PRESSURE?
 You can overcome a fear and increase self esteem
 You will avoid crimes, getting into trouble with your friends and parents
and hurting your health.
 Communication, friendships, motivation, encouragement and good
advice.
 You may learn something new and have a new experience.

5. HOW CAN BAD PEER PRESSURE AFFECT YOU?
 Bad peer pressure can leads to doing something bad such as
delinquent behaviour , crime, drinking alcohol, school dropout and
using drugs
 It can lead to breaking the law such as engaging to criminal activities,
trouble with your friends, teachers and parents and it can affect your
health by damaging liver and cause cancer.