Peer Pressure & Refusal Skills

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Peer Pressure & Refusal Skills

You have heard about the dangers and negative health effects of drugs... But did you know there are many other negative results from the choice to use drugs?

Students who use drugs have a greater chance of... Getting into trouble with parents, friends, and teachers Engaging in truancy, vandalism, theft, & property damage Not learning many of the emotional and social skills necessary for a safe and productive life

Students who use drugs have a greater chance of... Causing an accident or injury to themselves and others Engaging in sexual behavior that can lead to an unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases Progressing to heavy drug use and drug dependency

Why do you think people use drugs? Think back to the health triangle..Which areas do drugs have an impact on? Why do you think people use drugs?

Some students are at a higher risk for using drugs… High-risk students are students who:(write down 3) have dropped out of school or suffer academic failure become pregnant are economically disadvantaged are children of an alcohol or other drug user Are victims of physical, sexual, or psychological abuse have committed violent or delinquent acts have attempted suicide have substance-abusing friends

Other factors that influence substance use poor self-concept anxiety low social confidence impulsivity media low assertiveness chaotic home environment ineffective parenting peer pressure

protective factors Strong parent-child bonds Parent monitoring with clear rules open communication of values consistent discipline consistent high levels of parental warmth, and emotional support Eating dinner together as a family learning how to say “NO” Resist peer pressure protective factors

How would you define “Peer Pressure”?

Why do people give into peer pressure?

-follow directions in your packet! computer assignment To complete the rest of your notes, and understand how peer pressure works, you will go to http://www.thecoolspot.gov/ -follow directions in your packet!

Group Scenarios

In groups of 2-3, you will be given a scenario In groups of 2-3, you will be given a scenario. You need to present how you would refuse the peer pressure

You are hanging out at the park on a weekend with all your friends You are hanging out at the park on a weekend with all your friends. There are a few people there who you don’t know very well, but they seem super cool, so you want them to like you. Hazel, a girl who is popular at school mentions her older brother is having a party tomorrow night, and there will be alcohol there. “You all have to come and try it! I’ve heard parties can be way more fun with alcohol.” Scenario #1

During lunch, you and your friends are all sitting together at a table together. Two of the cutest 9th grade boys come up to you and your friend and ask if you want to come hang out with them after school. These boys are known to smoke after school, and are mean to kids who don’t smoke with them. Your friend says “I don’t think that is a good idea. I know you two smoke, and I don’t want to be around that” The boys start laughing and making fun of your friend. They turn to you and ask “What about you? Are you going to be a lame-o nerd like her or will you be cool and come hang with us?” Scenario #2

You are visiting your grandparent’s farm during Spring Break with all your extended family you haven’t seen for almost a year. Your favorite cousin Todd, tells you to meet out by the river later that night. You are excited to catch up with Todd, and meet him as planned. Todd tells you that he is captain of his football team, and all the guys thing he the bomb. Your stomach sinks when he pulls out a bottle of pills. “This is your ticket to the good life man” and he offers you a handful to keep and try. “Where did you get these? Are these yours?” you ask. “Nah man, it doesn’t matter. These will make you feel good all the time, I know how bad you wanna be Captain, these will make you a better player, and a cooler guy!” Scenario#3

You recently were in trouble at school and your parents were really upset. You are working hard to earn their trust back, and hope that they will see you can be responsible and make good choices. You talk your parents into letting you hang out with some friends over the weekend. Your parents tell you as they drop you off, that if there are any drugs or alcohol to call them and they will come get you. You are so excited to see your friends again after being grounded for so long! As soon as you walk in, you see a lot of other people with your friends you don’t know, and you smell weed. “What’s going on?” you ask. Your friends tell you that they met some new people who are showing them how to relax and have a good time. You say :“My parents will kill me!” And everyone starts laughing and making fun of you for being a “goody-good” “They won’t know!” Scenario #4

Your parents are gone for the night and you are home working on homework. Your friend texts you to see what you are up to. Once he finds out that your parents are gone he wants to come over! “Perfect dude! I have some new stuff we wanna try and we can’t find anywhere to do it without parents! We will be over in a few minutes” he texts. You know that he means drugs when he says “new stuff” and you know your parents do not allow you to have friends over when they are gone, plus you have a lot of homework to finish. Scenario #5

You love dancing, and are so excited to go to a dance party that everyone has been talking about all month. As soon as you get there, someone offers you something that looks like a drug you learned about in health class. “This will make tonight unreal, this literally makes you see and feel the music, and makes dancing way more fun!” Your friends eagerly take the drug and tell you that you are stupid if you don’t try it at least one time. Scenario #6

You're at the high school basketball game, and afterwards everyone is going to the field to hang out. You are having a great time just goofing off with your friends when some older high schools students come over. They take out some cigarettes and start smoking. “You wanna try one?” One of the girls ask. “It will help you stay skinny” she says “Plus how freaking cool do we look smoking? You need some help looking cool, this will help” Scenario #7

1. List one technique people use to pressure their peers Exit Ticket: 1. List one technique people use to pressure their peers 2. List two quick tips to an effective peer pressure refusal