Question

Which is an effective way to resist peer pressure to do something you're uncomfortable doing?. Select one of the options below as your answer:. . A.. assertively and confidently say you don't want to. B.. create an excuse to leave the situation. C.. change the subject that you're uncomfortable with.

Answer 1

an effective way to resist peer pressure to do something you're uncomfortable doing is : A. Assertively and confidently say you don't want to

If your peers respect your boundaries, they will understand and will never forced you to do something that you're uncomfortable in doing. If they  can't respect your boundaries, you're probably better off without them

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Answer 2

The correct answer is A. Assertively and confidently say you don't want to

Explanation:

Peer pressure or social pressure occurs when the actions, opinion, and beliefs of people that surround you encourage or discourage you to do certain actions or believe certain ideas, which means you change your own ideas or behavior to adapt to the ideas and behavior of others. This can have a positive effect, but in most cases is negative, because you are not following yourself but following others.

Because of this, in most cases it is recommended to resist peer or social pressure, especially if you do not feel comfortable with the situation, the best way to do this is to make clear you are not going to follow other and you do not agree with your peers, this means you need to say "no" or "I don't want to" in a calm, clear and assertive way, this also means avoiding the situation is not recommended as other will not understand your position and the peer pressure will continue. Thus, an effective way to resist peer pressure to do something you're uncomfortable doing is by "assertively and confidently say you don't want to" as this sends a clear, firm and respectful message of your position.