The phrase "as peer pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the influence of peers on an individual's behavior or decisions, particularly in a social context.
Example: "Many teenagers engage in risky behaviors as peer pressure can be a strong motivator for them."
Alternatives: "like peer pressure" or "similar to peer pressure".
Health- Choose a social issue that children encounter, such as peer pressure, bullying, shyness or fears.
This is not the same as peer pressure, or all those other terms we use in describing criminal motivation.
The carrot of more credit discourages defaults as effectively as peer pressure does in villages.The MSC hopes to see 100m poor borrowers receiving microloans by 2005.
By simulated annealing, traders' search density can be connected to psychological factors, such as peer pressure or economic factors such as the standard of living.
Numerous studies have argued that young males are more likely to speed compared to other groups, citing reasons as peer pressure, lack of driving experience, a greater tendency for thrill-seeking, or inappropriate parental modelling [2, 4, 18, 27, 29].
There may be behavioural confounders, such as peer pressure to attempt difficult features or manoeuvres.
Indeed, adults feel as much peer pressure as the children themselves, said Betsy Taylor, the author of "What Kids Really Want That Money Can't Buy: Tips for Parenting in a Commercial World Warner Booksks, 2003).
FOR nearly 20 years, Suffolk County police officers have been teaching students in the county's five western towns about the risks of tobacco, alcohol and other drugs, as well as about peer pressure and safety.
This results from winning the "an injury to one is an injury to all" and "united we stand divided we fall" arguments to participate in the strike as well as some peer pressure.
Teens and young adults are probably more vulnerable to violent relationships because of their inexperience, as well as their peer pressure to be in relationships.
For young people, avoiding harmful comparisons to other people can be as simple as resisting peer pressure: for example, you shouldn't abandon your tried and true friends once you get a chance at hanging out with the "cool kids".
