[Audio] Managing Pressure. Managing
Pressure. 

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[Audio] Introduction Hi, my name is Kerry and I chose to explore social pressure because I watch videos about personal wellbeing.. 

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Hi, my name is 
Kerry and I 
chose to explore 
social pressure
because I watch 
videos about 
personal well-
being.
Introduction

[Audio] Topic Social Pressure: Social pressure is the influence to conform to societal norms, which can foster cooperation and goalsetting but can also cause stress, low-self esteem, and risky behavior.. 

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Topic
• Social Pressure: Social 
pressure is the influence to 
conform to societal norms, 
which can foster 
cooperation and goal-
setting but can also cause 
stress, low-self esteem, and 
risky behavior.

[Audio] Summary This piece discusses how social pressure influences people's actions, decisions, and beliefs. It list both the positive impacts, like goalsetting, and the negative impacts such as promoting risky behaviors, stress, and loss of self.. 

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Summary
• This piece discusses 
how social pressure 
influences people's 
actions, decisions, 
and beliefs. It list 
both the positive 
impacts, like goal-
setting, and the 
negative impacts 
such as promoting 
risky behaviors, 
stress, and loss of 
self.

[Audio] Quote "Social pressure is one of the most powerful forces shaping human behavior. It can unite communities for a cause or push individuals into actions they might not choose on their own.". 

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Quote
• "Social pressure is one of 
the most powerful forces 
shaping human behavior. 
It can unite communities 
for a cause or push 
individuals into actions 
they might not choose on 
their own."

[Audio] Vocabulary Conformity- Changing your behavior or beliefs to match those of a group or society.
Influence- The power to affect someone's decisions, actions, or thinking, either directly or indirectly.
Social Pressure- The influence on people feel from others to act, think, or behave a certain way to fit in or be accepted.. 

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Vocabulary
Conformity-  Changing your 
behavior or beliefs to match 
those of a group or society.
Influence- The power to affect 
someone's decisions, actions, 
or thinking, either directly or 
indirectly.
Social Pressure- The influence 
on people feel from others to 
act, think, or behave a certain 
way to fit in or be accepted.

[Audio] Purpose and Audience. Purpose and Audience. 

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[Audio] Evidence 1.
Studies like the Asch conformity experiments, where people changed their answer to match a group even when the group is wrong.
2.
The author mentions people participating in viral challenges to fit in, even if the challenges are dangerous.
3. The author explains how societal expectations like dressing or acting a certain way, pressure people to join in to avoid criticism.. 

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Evidence
1.
Studies like the Asch conformity 
experiments, where people 
changed their answer to match a 
group even when the group is 
wrong.
2.
The author mentions people 
participating in viral challenges to 
fit in, even if the challenges are 
dangerous.
3. The author explains how societal 
expectations like dressing or acting a 
certain way, pressure people to join 
in to avoid criticism.

[Audio] Summary 2 This article explains how people are influenced to conform through things like authority, trust, and social proof. It highlights techniques like asking for a small favor first or a big one that gets rejected. The article also looks at how culture affects whether people are more likely to conform.. 

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Summary 2
• This article explains how 
people are influenced to 
conform through things 
like authority, trust, and 
social proof. It highlights 
techniques like asking 
for a small favor first or 
a big one that gets 
rejected. The article 
also looks at how 
culture affects whether 
people are more likely to 
conform.

[Audio] Quote 2
"In general, when we are unsure of ourselves, when the situation is unclear or ambiguous, when uncertainty reigns, we are most likely to look to and accept the actions of others as correct.". 

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Quote 2
“In general, when 
we are unsure of 
ourselves, when 
the situation is 
unclear or 
ambiguous, when 
uncertainty reigns, 
we are most likely 
to look to and 
accept the actions 
of others as 
correct.”

[Audio] Vocabulary 2
Compliance – Agreeing to a request or demand, even if you don't fully agree with it.
Persuasion – Convincing someone to change their beliefs, decisions, or actions through reasoning or argument.
Obedience – Following orders or instructions from someone in a position of authority. 

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Vocabulary 2
Compliance – Agreeing to a 
request or demand, even if you 
don’t fully agree with it.
Persuasion – Convincing 
someone to change their 
beliefs, decisions, or actions 
through reasoning or argument.
Obedience – Following orders or 
instructions from someone in a 
position of authority

[Audio] Purpose and Audience 2
The purpose of this article is to show how people are influenced to comply with requests or follow group behavior. the author includes the techniques and factors that make people agree, even when they don't want to.
The audience consist of students, teachers, and anyone interested in psychology, sociology, or how social influence works in real life.. 

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Purpose and Audience 2
The purpose of this article is to show 
how people are influenced to comply 
with requests or follow group behavior. 
the author includes the techniques and 
factors that make people agree, even 
when they don’t want to.
The audience consist of students, 
teachers, and anyone interested in 
psychology, sociology, or how social 
influence works in real life.

[Audio] Evidence 1. The Foot-in-the-Door Technique involves making a small request that a person is likely to agree to, which increases the likelihood they will comply with a larger request later.
2.People tend to comply with requests from individuals perceived as authority figures.
3.Cultural backgrounds influence how individuals respond to social influence, with some cultures placing a higher value on group harmony, leading to increased compliance.. 

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Evidence
1. The Foot-in-the-Door Technique 
involves making a small request that a 
person is likely to agree to, which 
increases the likelihood they will comply 
with a larger request later.
2.People tend to comply with requests 
from individuals perceived as authority 
figures.
3.Cultural backgrounds influence how 
individuals respond to social influence, 
with some cultures placing a higher 
value on group harmony, leading to 
increased compliance.

[Audio] Why is social pressure important to learn about?
Learning about social influence is important because it affects how we make decisions and behave. It helps us understand why we listen to authority, or feel pressure to fit in. This info can help us make better choices and be more aware of how others influence us. Social influence impacts many areas, like market behavior, political views, and even public health behaviors like wearing masks. Understanding it can help us perform better in social situations.. 

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Why is social 
pressure important 
to learn about?
Learning about social influence is 
important because it affects how we 
make decisions and behave. It helps us 
understand why we  listen to authority, 
or feel pressure to fit in. This info can 
help us make better choices and be 
more aware of how others influence us. 
Social influence impacts many areas, 
like market behavior, political views, and 
even public health behaviors like 
wearing masks. Understanding it can 
help us perform better in social 
situations.

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Introduction Hi, my name is  Kerry and I  chose to explore  social pressure because I watch  videos about  personal wellbeing.

Topic 
 Social Pressure: Social  pressure is the influence to  conform to societal norms,  which can foster  cooperation and goalsetting but can also cause  stress, low self esteem, and  risky behavior.

Summary 
 This piece discusses  how social pressure  influences people's  actions, decisions,  and beliefs. It list  both the positive  impacts, like goalsetting, and the  negative impacts  such as promoting  risky behaviors,  stress, and loss of  self.

Quote 
 "Social pressure is one of  the most powerful forces  shaping human behavior.  It can unite communities  for a cause or push  individuals into actions  they might not choose on  their own."

Vocabulary Conformity  Changing your  behavior or beliefs to match  those of a group or society.
Influence The power to affect  someone's decisions, actions,  or thinking, either directly or  indirectly.
Social Pressure The influence  on people feel from others to  act, think, or behave a certain  way to fit in or be accepted.

Evidence 1.
Studies like the Asch conformity  experiments, where people  changed their answer to match a  group even when the group is  wrong.
2.
The author mentions people  participating in viral challenges to  fit in, even if the challenges are  dangerous.
3. The author explains how societal  expectations like dressing or acting a  certain way, pressure people to join  in to avoid criticism.

Summary 2

 This article explains how  people are influenced to  conform through things  like authority, trust, and  social proof. It highlights  techniques like asking  for a small favor first or  a big one that gets  rejected. The article  also looks at how  culture affects whether  people are more likely to  conform.

Quote 2
"In general, when  we are unsure of  ourselves, when  the situation is  unclear or  ambiguous, when  uncertainty reigns,  we are most likely  to look to and  accept the actions  of others as  correct."

Vocabulary 2
Compliance – Agreeing to a  request or demand, even if you  don't fully agree with it.
Persuasion – Convincing  someone to change their  beliefs, decisions, or actions  through reasoning or argument.
Obedience – Following orders or  instructions from someone in a  position of authority

Purpose and Audience 2
The purpose of this article is to show  how people are influenced to comply  with requests or follow group behavior.  the author includes the techniques and  factors that make people agree, even  when they don't want to.
The audience consist of students,  teachers, and anyone interested in  psychology, sociology, or how social  influence works in real life.

Evidence 1. The Foot in the Door Technique  involves making a small request that a  person is likely to agree to, which  increases the likelihood they will comply  with a larger request later.
2.People tend to comply with requests  from individuals perceived as authority  figures.
3.Cultural backgrounds influence how  individuals respond to social influence,  with some cultures placing a higher  value on group harmony, leading to  increased compliance.

Why is social  pressure important  to learn about?
Learning about social influence is  important because it affects how we  make decisions and behave. It helps us  understand why we  listen to authority,  or feel pressure to fit in. This info can  help us make better choices and be  more aware of how others influence us.  Social influence impacts many areas,  like market behavior, political views, and  even public health behaviors like  wearing masks. Understanding it can  help us perform better in social  situations.