peer group pressure
People on your own level giving encouragement to do something immoral, with the threat of being ostracized if one fails to comply.
peer group pressure by Kung-Fu Jesus June 15, 2004
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Group pressure, peer
When a group of people persuades an individual to do something very immoral like painting his pants with an extremely odd pattern, run into a crowd of black people and jews and scream "SIEG HEIL" and so on.
The group often laughs at the individual when he or she does these immoral things. Group pressure can be an awesome way of killing time.
The group often laughs at the individual when he or she does these immoral things. Group pressure can be an awesome way of killing time.
Mike and Dan convinced Daniel that its awesome to put 10 different hairgels of very poor quality in the hair. Daniel did this and Mike and Dan hade a good laugh!
Excellent example of pure Group pressure, peer.
Excellent example of pure Group pressure, peer.
Group pressure, peer by blackybloke March 7, 2009
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