Peer Influence on the Risk-Taking and the Effect on the Brain

Introduction Although health risks vary according to the individual's life cycle, one of the reasons is that young people are at a higher risk than adults and young children (Taylor & Sirois, 2011). The greatest threat to adolescent health is evident from the fact that adolescent crime rate, car accident, violence, drug and alcohol abuse, and the fact that sexual risk is higher than all other age groups , Often due to preventable causes. , And Steinberg, 2005). Many current risk prevention methods (such as the DARE program) have little effect, suggesting that many of the current thoughts on adolescent adventure are wrong (Taylor & Sirois, 2011).

Learning to drive teenagers is the ability to give experience and often leads to dangerous situations. As Margo Gardner and Laurence Steinberg "Risk Commitment, Risk Preference, and Risk Determination in Puberty and Adulthood: The Influence of Peers in Experimental Research", the main aspects of puberty, especially in the face of colleagues, It is to raise the risk of risk so it was recorded. . This study, published in the Journal of Developmental Psychology, involves risks and peers through computer driving simulation for three groups: adolescents (average age 14 years), adolescents (average age 19 years), adults (average age 37 years) Examine the pressure of. The simulation simulates the decision to acquire points with a series of yellow lights, but involves the risk of hiding the accident in the car. The higher the participant's risk, the more points you can earn, but the point will be lost if you hit a hidden car.

Before understanding the impact of pressure from colleagues, it is important to understand this term in detail. It is thought that people are affected by thought process and fellow lifestyle. Pressure from colleagues may play an active role and there is a possibility that individual personality may be adversely affected. In today's materialist world, happiness is quantified by wealth and expensive items people can buy. Unhealthy comparison brought pressure from peers among people

Peer pressure is a phenomenon that tends to be influenced by lifestyle and peer sinking. I can prove that pressure from colleagues is beneficial, but the most common thing is the negative impact on society. What is negative pressure? What is the positive pressure from my colleagues? How does it affect young people? Fashion, music, television, and thoughts, actions, and preferences of the public and other industries often have a major impact on the lives of society. We tend to be affected by the colleague's lifestyle. Changes in our fellow lifestyle often change our view of life and force us to lead our lives. It is a human tendency to do what the crowd is doing. There are few people who have the courage to become themselves, not to become themselves by resisting fellow pressure. Pressures from other companies in the same industry will affect both positive and negative.