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What is a primary characteristic of role models?
What is a primary characteristic of role models?
Which statement best describes peer pressure?
Which statement best describes peer pressure?
What distinguishes active listening from passive listening?
What distinguishes active listening from passive listening?
How can understanding your emotions benefit your relationships?
How can understanding your emotions benefit your relationships?
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What is empathizing with someone?
What is empathizing with someone?
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What can lead to risky behaviors among young people?
What can lead to risky behaviors among young people?
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Which type of listening involves allowing someone to speak without interrupting but not truly paying attention?
Which type of listening involves allowing someone to speak without interrupting but not truly paying attention?
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Which of the following is NOT a component of coping with emotions?
Which of the following is NOT a component of coping with emotions?
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Study Notes
Role Models
- Role models are people whose behavior, success, or qualities are emulated by others.
- Role models can be people we know well or people who are distant.
- A role model's personal qualities and character traits can influence a person’s thoughts, values, and behaviors.
- A role model can be different than what people expect - for example, a boy may have his female teacher as his role model, or a girl could have her father or big brother as a role model.
Peer Pressure
- Peer pressure is the influence that friends or people of similar age have on you.
- Peer pressure can encourage you to change your attitudes, values, or behavior.
- Peer pressure can lead to young people experimenting with risky activities and behaviors they might not otherwise consider, such as using drugs, fighting, carrying a weapon, engaging in sexual activities, causing or swearing, and destroying other people's property.
- Online peer pressure is when people influence others through social media websites on the internet.
Listening
- Active listening requires you to attentively listen to a speaker, understand what they are saying, respond and reflect on what is being said, and retain the information for later.
- Passive listening is listening without reacting: allowing someone to speak without interrupting, not doing anything else at the same time, but not really paying attention to what is being said.
Coping with Emotions
- Different situations cause us to have different feelings.
- Sometimes we have positive feelings, and at other times we have negative feelings.
- These feelings can affect our relationships with others.
- It’s important to understand these feelings and learn how to manage them.
- Develop skills that will help you to cope with difficult feelings and situations.
- Empathizing is when you imagine what life is like for another person and feel how they must be feeling.
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Explore the concepts of role models and peer pressure in this quiz. Understand how different individuals can serve as role models and the impact of peer influence on attitudes and behaviors. Test your knowledge on these critical aspects of personal development and social interaction.
