Peer Pressure
What does peer pressure mean in the context of drug use?
The influence of friends or peers that pushes someone to make certain choices or behave in specific ways.
What does it mean to strengthen self-confidence in this context?
Helps teens stand firm against negative influences
What lesson does Di Zi Gui give about choosing friends?
Avoid unwise company; bad influences bring misfortune.
What are external factors (SFE) in relation to teen behavior?
Social, family, and environmental influences that shape behavior.
Give one example of positive peer pressure.
Friends encouraging you to study harder or join a sport.
Why is learning to say “no” firmly important?
Prevents being pressured into harmful actions.
What does Jing Si Yu teach about real friendship?
True friends advise and guide you; fake friends just follow without thought.
How can lack of family attention influence teen behavior?
Can make teens feel neglected, pushing them toward harmful influences.
Give one example of negative peer pressure.
Friends pressuring you to try drugs or skip school.
How does choosing positive circles help prevent drug abuse?
Supportive friends and healthy communities protect against drugs
How does Pancasila Sila 1 relate to rejecting drugs?
Rejecting drugs because they contradict religious and moral values.
What impact can negative social groups have on a teenager?
May encourage unhealthy or risky behavior like substance abuse.
How does peer pressure affect teenagers’ decision-making?
Teens may make poor choices under pressure, such as experimenting with drugs.
Give one example of an activity that can keep teens active and informed.
Sports, arts, joining organizations, or volunteering.
How does Pancasila Sila 2 guide teenagers in facing peer pressure?
Encourages wise and polite refusal of peer pressure.
How can an unhealthy environment lead to risky behaviors?
Increases chances of adopting bad habits or exposure to drugs.
How can peer pressure impact self-esteem?
Peer pressure can lower confidence if someone feels forced to act against their values.
Why is understanding drug dangers important for prevention?
Knowledge helps teens avoid risky decisions and resist drugs.
Why should we be cautious with friends who imitate everything we do?
They may lack sincerity and lead you into mistakes.
Why is the role of family important in preventing drug abuse?
Strong family support helps guide teens toward healthy choices.