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All of the following are examples of why someone submits
to negative peer pressure except.
A. trying to fit in.
B. wanting to be liked.
C. wanting to improve a personal trait.
D. feeling as though "everyone is doing it."
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Final answer:

Negative peer pressure involves conforming to seek acceptance and validation from a social group, often through actions like trying to fit in and wanting to be liked.


Explanation:

Examples of Negative Peer Pressure

Normative conformity can lead individuals to yield to peer pressure not for personal growth but to seek acceptance and validation from a social group. Examples include trying to fit in and wanting to be liked by conforming to societal norms. However, wanting to improve a personal trait does not align with submitting to negative peer pressure as it focuses on self-enhancement rather than external validation.


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