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There is a big influence of peer group on children's behaviour. Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages? What can be done about it?

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Indeed young
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Indeed, young
 ones get easily affected by behavioural traits. It is seen that
peer
 groups put a tremendous impact on behaviour. Admittedly, there are some basic disadvantages of the influence of
peer
 groups on children's behaviour.
Firstly
, adolescents have good catching power, so they easily catch the things which are not good for them because those are interesting as well as easy to do, along with it fascinated them much. Nowadays, it is seen that youngsters are habitual to intake drugs,
as a result
, they risk their health.
Furthermore
, along with it increases the crime rate because children used to do crime to have drugs and to meet their standards. They don't think what would be the effect of it in the nearby future as they are not able to control their self after getting into it.
Nevertheless
, despite the disadvantages above, I believe
this
 could be more advantageous for the children. One potentially positive, aspect is that
this
 could enhance the power of the competition, through
this
 they would do immensely better in academics. To put in another way, betterment in their future life ought to be expected as they do good in the prior stage.
Moreover
, the adoption of good habits and learning new skills will
also
 be added in it. A great impact on their personality can easily be seen.
For instance
, if there are two friends, one is a
spritual
concerned with sacred matters or religion or the church
spiritual
, obedient, hard worker and punctual than these good habits of one's must insist the other one to adopt it. So, a positive
peer
 group motivates a child to do better
further
. In conclusion, embrace good manner as well as to be competitive in a good way far outweigh any of the minor benefits that could result from children involved in with
peer group
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a peer group
 in a negative way.
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