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Speaking of Psychology
Speaking of Psychology

The good and bad of peer pressure (SOP2)

14 min•4 oktober 2013

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When a school year begins, students are dealing with new classes, sports and other school-related activities. Most students will also face the challenges of peer pressure. Psychologist Brett Laursen, PhD, talks about the science behind peer pressure and what parents can do to help their kids.

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