Question 1

What is the most effective way to respond to peer pressure?

Accepted Answer

Assertively standing up for yourself and saying no

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Becoming aggressive and engaging in physical confrontation

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Conforming to fit in with the group

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Ignoring the situation and hoping it goes away

Question 2

Which of the following is an example of indirect bullying?

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Spreading rumors about someone

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Verbally insulting someone directly

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Excluding someone from a group activity

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Physically pushing someone in the hallway

Question 3

What is the first step in dealing with peer pressure?

Accepted Answer

Recognizing and understanding the pressure

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Ignoring the pressure and pretending it doesn't exist

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Giving in to the pressure and doing what others want

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Avoiding situations where peer pressure may arise

Question 4

What is the difference between peer pressure and bullying?

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Peer pressure is the influence from peers to do something, while bullying involves intentional and repeated harm towards another person

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Peer pressure only occurs in school settings, while bullying can happen anywhere

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Peer pressure is always positive, while bullying is always negative

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Peer pressure is always physical, while bullying can be physical or verbal

Question 5

What is the best way to support someone who is being bullied?

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Offering empathy and standing up for them

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Ignoring the situation and not getting involved

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Encouraging the victim to fight back physically

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Joining in with the bullies to fit in

Question 6

What is the difference between teasing and bullying?

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Teasing is usually done in a playful or joking manner, while bullying involves intentional harm and power imbalance

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Teasing is done by strangers, while bullying is done by friends

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Teasing is always physical, while bullying is always verbal

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Teasing and bullying are the same thing

Question 7

What are the signs of someone being influenced by negative peer pressure?

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Sudden changes in behavior or appearance

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Being assertive and expressing their own opinions

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Engaging in positive activities and hobbies

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Seeking support from trusted adults

Question 8

What is the difference between a bystander and an upstander

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Bystanders responses involve avoiding or tolerating the bullying, while Upstanders responses involve standing up for oneself while respecting others

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upstanders responses involve conforming to the bullies, while bystandrs responses involve spreading rumors

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bystanders involve ignoring the bullying, while upstanders responses involve becoming aggressive

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upstanders responses involve physical retaliation, while bystanders responses involve seeking help from adults

Question 9

What does the 'S' in 'S.T.O.P.' stand for?

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Stop

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Start

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Speed up

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Slow down

Question 10

What does the 'T' in 'S.T.O.P.' stand for?

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Think

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Trust

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Turn

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Take

Question 11

What does the 'O' in 'S.T.O.P.' stand for?

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Observe

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Outrun

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Operate

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Overtake

Question 12

What does the 'P' in 'S.T.O.P.' stand for?

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Proceed

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Pause

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Park

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Pass

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