㈠ 什麼是peerpressure
是同儕壓力、同輩壓力的意思。同輩壓力(peer pressure)是指同輩人互相比較中產生的心理壓力,一回個同輩答人團體對個人施加影響,會促使個人改變其態度、價值觀或行為使其遵守團體准則。
1、讀音:
英 [pɪə(r) ˈpreʃə(r)] 美 [pɪr ˈpreʃər]
2、例句:
Naomi admits that it was peer pressure to be 'cool' that drove her into having sex early.娜奧米承認是「裝酷」的同輩壓力讓她過早有了性體驗。
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某些性情特質會使一個人容易屈服於來自同輩的壓力。
1、自尊心較弱。
2、缺乏自信心。
3、沒有穩固可信賴的朋友關系。
4、在朋友中的地位不確定。
5、與朋友或家人之間有隔閡。
6、沒有主見,個性不強,容易人雲亦雲。
㈡ peerpressure什麼意思
peer是同齡人同復行的意思。
peer pressure就是同齡人給制你施加的壓力。
例如大家都喜歡啥啥啥,而你要是不喜歡,那就是不合群,這樣你就會感到有壓力。
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㈢ 翻譯一下這段話
How to deal with peer pressure?
College students are often obsessed by peer pressure from their classmates or schoolmates. Facing others』 hard work and good performance in academic and other aspects, many students feel great pressure.
Then, how to deal with this kind of peer pressure? The following measures can be taken.
First, you should take a careful look at your present level and set a practical object. You needn』t always compare yourselves with those on the top and just make your efforts towards your object.
Second, under peer pressure, you shouldn』t feel discouraged and pressed. Instead, you should make it your motivation for harder work.
Finally, if you find pressure is nearly beyond your control, you』d better turn to professional psychological guidance.
As a college student, I have no way to avoid peer pressure, so I try to figure out the way to do with it well. I set my own goal, including my practical level and my position among the peers. Because of my focus on my own goal, I have no time and energy to think about the pressure. So I』m little troubled by it.
To conclude, we should not escape from peer pressure, but learn to make best use of it, since it can hardly be avoided.
如何處理同儕壓力?大學生往往被同儕痴迷從同學或同學的壓力。面對別人的辛勤工作和在學術和其他方面的良好表現,許多學生感到很大的壓力。那麼,如何處理這一同儕壓力?可採取如下措施。首先,你要仔細看看你目前的水平和實際對象。你不必總是比較自己與那些在頂部,只是讓你的努力實現你的目標。其次,在同伴的壓力,你不應該感到氣餒,按下。相反,你應該使你的動機更努力的工作。最後,如果你發現壓力幾乎超出了你的控制,你最好到專業的心理指導。作為一名大學生,我沒有辦法避免同儕的壓力,所以我嘗試以不同的方式做它。我為自己定下的目標,包括我的實際水平和我的同齡人之間的地位。因為我專注於我自己的目標,我沒有時間和精力去思考的壓力。所以我有點困擾。最後,我們不應該逃避來自同伴的壓力,而是學會最有效地使用它,因為它是難以避免的。
㈣ however,後一句是什麼
Teens and tweens may find themselves in any number of situations that could lead to big trouble.
標題: Pressure: Competing for Your Child』s Attention
全文如下:
"Everyone』s cutting their last class today. You』re in, aren』t you?"
「Let』s punk Julie on Facebook. What should we say about her?」
"Your mom and dad are gone. They』ll never know you took the car out.」
Peer pressure. The very words make most parents cringe. The influence of children』s friends and classmates is a powerful force in almost every child』s life. Kids face this pressure from the first time they play with other children. And with all of the social media and electronic communication available to kids today, peer pressure casts an even wider shadow for tweens and teens.
You can't make peer pressure go away; it is a natural part of growing up. But as a parent, you can help your child learn how to deal with it.
Peer pressure isn』t all bad. Although the term usually conjures up negative images, your children's friends can also be positive influences. Friends can encourage one another to do good things, to try harder in extracurricular activities or schoolwork, and to avoid kids who might not have their best interest at heart. In this way, peer pressure is very healthy.
However, there is a darker side to peer pressure. Teens and tweens may find themselves in any number of situations that could lead to big trouble. The availability of drugs and alcohol and the lure of gangs and permissive sex are just some of the major concerns parents have today. And peer pressure doesn』t have to come from face-to-face contact among young people; cell phones, Facebook, blogs, Twitter and other social media make it possible for kids to ratchet up and spread ideas for mischief and mayhem to a lot of people in a matter of seconds.
As a parent, the best thing you can do to counteract the negative effects of peer pressure is to keep the lines of communication open with your child and to be a bigger and more positive influence in their lives than their friends and peers. That』s a tall order, but by staying in touch with what』s happening in your child』s life and providing ongoing direction and guidance, you can help your child stay on a positive course.
If you need additional advice on helping your child deal with peer pressure, you can call the toll-free Boys Town National Hotline®at 1-800-448-3000. Trained Hotline counselors are on ty 24/7 year round to provide advice and referrals to helpful resources, or emergency assistance. Your child also can call the Hotline to talk about the pressures and temptations he or she may be facing.
㈤ Peer Pressure
團體壓力指團體中的成員試圖對某人施加影響,以使其符合該團體的行為規范為准則,促使這個人在態度、價值觀或具體的行為方面加以改變。
㈥ 什麼是peerpressure
peer pressure
英 [piə ˈpreʃə]
美 [pɪr ˈprɛʃɚ]
釋義 同輩壓力;回答 同儕壓力; 同齡人壓力
㈦ 同伴壓力600字作文求解
這封「同伴壓力」(peer pressure)的簡訊,(因為還沒有讀原著,所以不知這里翻成「同伴壓力」是否准確),也很受啟發,在這里跟大家一起分享——
孩子生活里所受的微觀控制愈多,他們愈容易變得有同伴壓力。
一些家長其實是在「訓練」他們的孩子聽從「同伴壓力」(peer
pressure)。這一過程便是這樣一個簡單的事實,在孩子們還處在早期具象思維階段,就不斷灌輸讓他們習慣聽從來自他們大腦之外的外界的聲音。
誠然,許多時候我們應當承擔責任,告訴孩子什麼是應該做的和什麼時候是應該做的。但是,當這一切成為一種固定模式時,那就無疑在使孩子確信,最重要的聲音是來自他人的。
許多家長固守著這樣的信條,那便是對待孩子錯誤決策 後的反應,「看看,你應該聽我的。」
而當他們的大腦開始發展抽象思維,孩子們會說:「我長大了,我可以自己思考。」,很悲哀的是,他們的大腦已被訓練成習慣聽從外界的聲音,我敢肯定,你已經猜到,那聲音將來自何方:他們的同齡人。
因此,當你聽到一個家長說,他們的青春期的孩子現在已經改變,你可以這樣想「也許不是,他現在只是聽從不同的聲音而已。」
弗斯特(Foster)和我在這本《Parenting Teens With Love and
Logic》的第229頁,有討論如何避免這些問題。
同輩就是平時與你相處的年齡相仿的人。來自同輩的壓力是指你被同齡人強迫作出某種決定時感到的壓力,無論 這決定是對還是錯。尤其在青少年中,來自同輩的壓力很難避免,因為一般人都想融入朋友的圈子並希望自己受到歡迎。你的朋友們甚至可能會利用你這種心理,指示你做一些你其實不願意做的事。
同輩壓力,西方學術上解釋為:因害怕被同伴排擠而放棄自我做出順應別人的選擇。但這個概念似乎還要外加一層,也就是還要包括同輩(即與自己年齡、地位、所處環境相似的人)取得的成就所帶給自己的心理壓力。
這種同輩之間對彼此施展的壓力,日愈加劇。在年輕人中,青少年的同齡人壓力被認為是最常被提到的一種。它之所以如此普遍就是因為大部分青少年都會花大量的時間在固定的團體中(學校和隸屬學校的群體)
㈧ 麻煩用英文解釋peer-group pressure
那是同輩、同級別的人給與一個人的壓力,主要是心裡和精神壓力, 有人稱 peer pressure
peer 本來就是一個 group, 所以無需寫peer group pressure