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Health, 06.08.2021 21:10, aparr2007

Which of the following examples is the best example of the unspoken as negative peer pressure? A. You are trying to lose weight to improve your overall health, but you are struggling to find an exercise program that you enjoy. Your friend suggests an app with some fun workouts, so you give it a try.

B. You like to dress comfortably and are not really into sticking to the latest fashions. After some of your classmates tease you about your look, though, you invest in a few trendy items so you can fit in better.

C. You really want to take an advanced placement class this year, but none of your friends are interesting in doing so, as well. Your best friend convinces you that it's going to be too much work, so you decide to take the honors class instead.

D. Your friends are going to a concert that features a band you really don't like. No one is pressuring you to go, but you have a feeling that if you don't join them, they won't like you as much anymore, so you buy a ticket and go.​

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