Young people are often influenced in their behaviours and situations by others in the same age. This is called peer pressure. Do the disadvantages of this issue outweigh advanages of it.

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There is an opinion saying that
youngesters
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youngsters
are most
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by their peers in their thoughts and actions. From my perspective,
Although
there are a number of benefits involved in
this
approach, the drawbacks accruing to young
people
are by no means negligible. On the plus side, there are some positive
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points
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in interacting with the same age friends.
To begin
with, the sense of
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belonging
increases in the young generation when they are in the peer groups.
That is
, being between peers leads to social and emotional
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development
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.
For example
, they learn how to socialize with
people
who do not think or act like their own families.
Furthermore
, sometimes being in
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these
groups
help
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teenagers to leave their
comfort-zone
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and
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a
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progress in their personal growth,
therefore
; they may learn new activities which may have a positive influence
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their future life.
However
, the downside can not be ignored. The most axiomatic argument is concerned with young
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health.
That is
to say.
youngesters
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youngsters
may engage
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some
negetive
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negative
activities in order to be accepted
to
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into
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their peer groups.
For instance
, one of the most dangerous
problem
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face
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youngesters
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youngsters
is
substance-abuse
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becuse
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abuse
they
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because they
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want to fit in with their peers.
Additionally
, the consequences of participating in peer's community result in declining academic performance, as students may prioritize social
intraction
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interaction
over their studies'
progresses
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.
to conclude
, the influence of being
friend
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friends
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with same age
people
can be both rewarding and problematic. But in my opinion, the
youth
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health may be put in jeopardy and it is likely to
ruine
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ruin
their future as well.
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Task Response
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Coherence and Cohesion
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Content Support
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • substance abuse
  • compelled
  • declining academic performance
  • sense of belonging
  • connectedness
  • emotional and social development
  • comfort zones
  • personal growth
  • lifestyle changes
  • community service
  • conform
  • peer group norms
  • suppress
  • individual identity
  • creativity
  • mental health issues
  • anxiety
  • depression
  • self-esteem
  • approval
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