PPT-Peer pressure

What is Peer Pressure An effect that a group of friends can exert on one another A spontaneous force on an individual especially teenagers in their adolescence Important note Peer Pressure is not always a negative thing. The contents of this presentation is mostly taken from . the course slides of . Dr. . Chunming. . Qiao. , University . Of Buffalo. What is P2P systems?. Clay . Shirkey. :. P2P refers to applications that . Tetley, J. Holland, C. . Waights. , V. Hughes, J. Holland, S. and Warren, S.. Technology in society. Internet – 80% households but older people use less. Ebooks. – 12% older people. Tablets – 7% older people. & . PEER PRESSURE. Active Listening and Communication. Communication. - sending and receiving messages. . - the speaker sends the messages and the listener receives it. Selective Listening- . In this lesson you will learn examples of positive and negative peer pressure and manipulation. Ways to respond to negative peer pressure and a 3-step refusal process.. You will also learn. Control and influence people your age have over you. P2P. ) Networks and File sharing.. By: Ryan Farrell. What is a Peer-To-Peer (P2P) Network?. A peer-to-peer network is connection between participants in a network. It is a much faster way of distributing data, rather than searching for a server that contains the file.. By Hayley Gillmore. Nottingham Advantage Award . University of Nottingham Skills Award . Students complete 3 additional modules over the course of their degree . Formally recognised on graduation transcript . VALUE OF COMMUNITY AWARENESS (Evan’s dad). PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT. We need everyone involved in the protection of our youth. Public Involvement. Recruitment and Grooming. Changes in Behavior. Absences from home/school, dress, attitude, signs of abuse. and give examples of how it can happen online. Students can . consider how a good friend should behave. and assess if they are a good online friend . Students . can . give . advice. to others about how to resist peer pressure online and offline . Peer Pressure. Conflict. Communication Styles. Aggressive- overly forceful, pushy, or hostile. Passive- unwilling or unable to express thoughts and feelings in a direct or firm manner. Assertive- expressing your views clearly and respectfully . Presented by: Brett . Royers. and Hector Barron. Safe and Healthy Friendships. Lesson 1. Warm-up #1. What does it mean to you when someone says they have a healthy and or unhealthy relationship with another person? Would you say YOU maintain healthy relationships?. . “. Inspiring hope and improving the quality of life for heart patients and their families through ongoing peer-to-peer support”. Mission. Founded 1951. Dwight Harken, MD. 20,000 Members. 300 Chapters. March 17, 2016. 2. WELCOME. Reminders: . Please mute your device once you join the call. If you have a question, write a message in the chat box. We will give everyone a chance to ask questions throughout the meeting and at the end of the presentation. UIUC CS438: Communication Networks. Summer 2014. Fred Douglas. Slides: . Fred. , . Kurose&Ross. . (sometimes edited). A Step Back. Today, everything is . megacorps. : Google etc.. You. A Step Back. 2019. Presented by Dr. Bahar Mehmani. Dr.. Bahar Mehmani. Reviewer Experience Lead, Elsevier. @. mehmanib. About the speaker.  . Section 1.2: Models of peer review. Different peer review models: definitions and attitudes.