Teens' Independence Influenced By Perceived Peer Freedom

A teen’s quest for greater level of freedom is heavily influenced by perceived peer freedom. This perception is often exaggerated. Parents need to be careful while dealing with the situation. Read full article
June 04th, 2014 12:06 pm

Parents can help their kids resist peer pressure

Parents should encourage their teens to express their views and opinions in front of them. This simple exercise will help the kids to resist peer pressure to use drugs and alcohol. Read full article
May 30th, 2014 14:52 pm

Study links peer pressure with watching porn

Recent research reveals that teens start watching porn at an early age and that too excessively. Parents and school administration must ensure that teens and tweens know when and how to watch porn. Read full article
May 28th, 2014 08:26 am

Protect Your Teen from Peer Pressure by Nurturing Their Strong Will

Parents often try to replace the strong will of their teens with obedience, oblivious to its importance and contribution to their resistance against peer pressure. Read full article
May 23rd, 2014 08:36 am

Approval Seekers and Conformists at Greater Risk of Peer Pressure

Being over-conscious about others’ opinions, some teens try too hard to seek approvals of others. This increases their vulnerability to peer pressure. Parents, can help teens overcome this obsession. Read full article
May 16th, 2014 08:37 am

Drag on: Smoky stories from the sports room

Smoking is becoming the most common habit among school going teens in the US. Athletes on sports teams are consuming cigarettes and pressuring junior athletes to engage in similar behavior. Read full article
May 14th, 2014 13:42 pm

A list of movies on peer pressure

Protecting teens from peer pressure can prove to be quite a challenge for parents. Various movies can help them understand what makes their kids vulnerable and what they must do to help them. Read full article
May 08th, 2014 08:45 am

Peer pressure, teenage and adulthood

Researchers have found out that peer pressure can result in low self esteem among teens, which can hamper their chances to build strong relationships in adulthood. Read full article
May 07th, 2014 11:52 am

Confidence is the key to success, not peer pressure

New studies have killed the old concept of pairing average students with brighter ones to become academically successful. In fact, average pupils can lose confidence when paired with bright students. Read full article
May 06th, 2014 09:06 am

Kids and Friendships: Cross-ethnic, Interracial Bonding Does Matter

Friendships across ethnic and racial groups have various psychological and social benefits for kids. Parents and educators need to promote bonding among kids of different backgrounds. Read full article
May 05th, 2014 08:44 am