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ACTIVITY 4: Peer Pressure and Influence—Do Your Friends Affect Your Decisions?

For Teachers / Grade 7 / Activity 4

ACTIVITY 4: Peer Pressure and Influence—Do Your Friends Affect Your Decisions?

For Teachers / Grade 7 / Activity 4

CHOICES AND CONSEQUENCES

Based on your feelings, the next time you are in a situation similar to this one, you are likely to (choose one):

a. Be true to yourself b. Do whatever your friends what you to c. Be honest about how you feel
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ACTIVITY 4: Peer Pressure and Influence—Do Your Friends Affect Your Decisions?

For Teachers / Grade 7 / Activity 4

ACTIVITY 4: Peer Pressure and Influence—Do Your Friends Affect Your Decisions?

For Teachers / Grade 7 / Activity 4

CHOICES AND CONSEQUENCES

After you don't say anything, just like the rest of the class, you feel (choose one):

a. Like you’re lying to your teacher b. Worried that your friends think you’ll lie for them in the future c. Nervous that the teacher will find out that you know what happened
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ACTIVITY 4: Peer Pressure and Influence—Do Your Friends Affect Your Decisions?

For Teachers / Grade 7 / Activity 4

ACTIVITY 4: Peer Pressure and Influence—Do Your Friends Affect Your Decisions?

For Teachers / Grade 7 / Activity 4

CHOICES AND CONSEQUENCES

What would you do?


Here are some possibilities. Choose one and see where it takes you.

Three of your friends cheated on a history exam and the teacher is suspicious. The teacher asks the class if anyone has any knowledge of whether your friends had an unfair advantage.

You (choose one):

a. Don’t say anything, just like the rest of the class b. Ask a parent or trusted adult what you should do c. Speak to the teacher later that day and explain that you have some knowledge of the situation
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