Introduction | p. 7 |
Peer Pressure: An Overview | p. 11 |
Risky Teen Behavior May Be Linked to Brain Development | p. 20 |
Sturdier Brain Networks May Help Children Resist Peer Pressure | p. 24 |
Peer Pressure Can Impact Eating and Exercise Habits | p. 28 |
Popular Teens Are Susceptible to Peer Pressure | p. 33 |
Organized Activities Can Deter Negative Peer Behavior | p. 37 |
Parents Can Help Teens Resist Peer Pressure | p. 44 |
Peer Pressure Can Be Used Positively to Change Behavior | p. 48 |
Individuality Helps Girls Resist Peer Pressure | p. 58 |
Peer Pressure to Use Drugs and Alcohol Can Be Combated: Do It Now Foundation | p. 63 |
A Teacher Teaches Students About Peer Pressure | p. 70 |
A Girl Remembers a Boy Who Resisted Peer Pressure | p. 76 |
Appendix | |
What You Should Know About Peer Pressure | p. 81 |
What You Should Do About Peer Pressure | p. 83 |
Organizations to Contact | p. 85 |
Bibliography | p. 89 |
Index | p. 92 |
Picture Credits | p. 96 |
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