Asked by banana
How can peer relationships negatively affect social health?
by encouraging a person to remain inactive
by lowering a person’s self-esteem
by creating dependence on peers
by forming groups involved in risky behaviors
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All except the first.
Peer relationships can harm social health by lowering a person’s self‑esteem (bullying, exclusion, criticism), by creating unhealthy dependence on peers (loss of autonomy, poor decision‑making), and by forming groups that promote risky behaviors (substance use, delinquency). “Encouraging a person to remain inactive” is more a physical‑health concern and is less directly a negative effect on social health.
Peer relationships can harm social health by lowering a person’s self‑esteem (bullying, exclusion, criticism), by creating unhealthy dependence on peers (loss of autonomy, poor decision‑making), and by forming groups that promote risky behaviors (substance use, delinquency). “Encouraging a person to remain inactive” is more a physical‑health concern and is less directly a negative effect on social health.
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