'interpersonal pressure' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the feelings of stress that come with dealing with conflicts or trying to uphold certain expectations within close relationships. For example, "Many young people feel a lot of interpersonal pressure when it comes to navigating friendships and romantic relationships."
Interpersonal pressure of drinking during social activities might be a unique cultural phenomenon in China.
This study is designed to evaluate the reliability and validity of a measurement on perceived interpersonal pressure and to examine the relationship between perceived interpersonal pressure and drinking behavior.
In the context of human subjects research, evocation of shared goals may be manifest by appeals to altruism; inducement by offers to provide incentives; persuasion by the application of interpersonal pressure or by an exhortation to self-interest; and power by the issuance of threats.
Robert Cialdini, describing his principle of Consistency and Commitment, says that, "Once we have made a choice or taken a stand, we will encounter personal and interpersonal pressures to behave consistently with that commitment".
They claim that when girls are free from interpersonal pressures brought on by boys in the classroom, they are able to concentrate on math and science and as a result rival their male counterparts in these subjects.
Jane Austen's novels (which are being rewritten by modern authors for contemporary audiences) rely on the strictures of Regency society to explore interpersonal relationships, social pressures, individual longing and moral virtues.
Unlike earlier scrolls such as the Genji Emaki, in which architecture and landscape were used as metaphors for people's emotions, interpersonal or societal pressures, in these scrolls the people's feelings are painted directly on the faces or shown through gestures, in addition to being expressed by the placement of characters within the scene.
Most studies note work environment (program organization, interpersonal relationships, time pressures, and lack of control) and situational stressors, such as internal programmatic conflicts, as factors contributing to burn-out [ 9, 10].
At prescriber level, the most significant influencers included interest in particular clinical or therapeutic areas, clinical trial participation, prescribing habits, targeted marketing efforts of pharmaceutical companies, and peer pressure through interpersonal communication.
As grade 7 is the first year of junior high school in Taiwan, this is an important transition time (as they progress from elementary school to junior high school) during which children may face a variety of stressors (such as academic pressure, new interpersonal relationships) and changes (such as body shape).
These offices can also increase stress, blood pressure, sickness, and interpersonal tension.
