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One of the main causes of peer pressure is the simple desire to fit in with others. Parents who recognize this can help their kids find peer groups that encourage healthy behavior.
By Alice Langholt
Teenage peer pressure can be highly influential with the constant process of making choices and weighing what they have been told by parents, peers, the media, teachers and other sources of information. Any one of these influences can be attractive to a teen.By Alice Langholt
Could your teenage daughter be suffering from depression? If you have reason to be concerned, you may want to learn more about the startling incidence of depression in teenage girls.By Elizabeth A. Allen
One of the most important facts on peer pressure is that parents, not peers, remain the number-one influence in teens' lives. This gives you a powerful platform to teach your child about making good choices.
By Alice Langholt
