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Peer Influence

Jade Earing

Traducteur A AI

Maison d'édition: Publifye

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Peer Influence explores the profound impact of social circles on addictive behaviors. Often, individual struggles with addiction are viewed in isolation, but this book reveals how peer groups actively shape these tendencies through subtle mechanisms like social learning and conformity. For example, individuals may unconsciously mirror the habits of their peers to fit in, highlighting how social norms can be a powerful, yet often overlooked, influence.

 
The book systematically examines how peer influence impacts addiction, starting with fundamental concepts of social conformity and identity formation. It then progresses to explore how these influences play out in different social contexts, from family to online communities. Importantly, it distinguishes between peer groups that either promote or protect against addictive behaviors.

 
Finally, the book offers practical, evidence-based intervention strategies that harness positive peer dynamics for prevention and recovery. By understanding that social circles aren't just passive backgrounds, but active agents, Peer Influence argues for more effective prevention and intervention programs. This approach shifts the focus from individual blame toward systemic solutions, acknowledging the bidirectional nature of peer influence where individuals both shape and are shaped by their social environments.
Disponible depuis: 12/03/2025.
Longueur d'impression: 76 pages.

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