Peer Pressure and Risk Behavior

Peer pressure means feeling influenced by friends or peers to act a certain way, sometimes toward behavior that carries real risk. This pressure can be direct, like someone directly asking you to do something, or indirect, like feeling like you need to fit in with what others are doing. Recognizing peer pressure when it happens is a first step toward deciding how to respond to it. Having a plan in advance, like an excuse or a way to change the subject, can make it easier to say no in the moment.

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