PEER PRESSURE
Social Media
Friendship
Speak up or get help
100

Your friends dare you to do something you're uncomfortable with. What's one way to respond?

Say no, suggest something else, or leave.

100

Someone screenshots a private conversation and shares it. What's the problem?

It violates trust and privacy.

100

Your friends make a separate group chat to exclude someone. What could you do?

Speak up, decline to participate, or include the person appropriately.

100

Name one adult you could go to when you need help.

safe adult

200

Your whole friend group is skipping class. How do you stand your ground?

Make your own decision and don't feel obligated to follow.

200

A girl is being dragged in the group chat. What could you do?

Don't pile on; support her privately and report serious bullying.

200

A rumor spreads about a girl at school. What should you avoid doing?

Repeating or sharing it without knowing the truth.

200

Your friend looks upset but doesn't want to talk. What's something supportive you can do?

Let them know you're available without pressuring them.

300

A friend says, 'If you were really my friend, you'd do it.' What's wrong with that?

It's emotional manipulation, not healthy friendship.

300

Someone you don't know online asks where you live. What do you do?

Don't share personal details; block or report and tell a trusted adult.

300

Your best friend is hanging with someone you don't like. Should you control who she talks to?

No. Friends can have other friendships.

300

Someone shares a private photo of another teen without permission. What should you do?

Don't forward it; report it and seek adult support.

400

You said no, but everyone keeps pushing. What can you do?

Repeat your boundary, walk away, or ask a trusted adult for support.

400

A friend is receiving threatening messages online. What should happen next?

Save evidence, tell a trusted adult, and report threats; seek immediate help if there is danger.

400

Your friends expect you to choose sides in a conflict. What's a mature response?

Set boundaries, avoid gossip, and don't escalate the drama.

400

Someone threatens to stop being your friend unless you share your password. Red flag or green flag?

Red flag. Passwords are private.

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