Peer pressure (define) as the influence that (apply) by a teenager's peers, such as friends or classmates. It (play) a significant role in the lives of many adolescents, and it (affect) them in various ways.

During adolescence, teenagers (feel) a strong need to fit in and be accepted by their peers. They want to be part of the group and (fear) rejection. This fear (drive) them to sometimes make choices that they (not necessarily agree) with. They often find themselves in situations where they (face) decisions that push them to conform to the expectations of their peer group.

One common example of peer pressure is when a teenager (encourage) to try substances like alcohol or drugs, even if they (know) the risks associated with them. They (believe) that by doing so, they gain acceptance and approval from their friends. Unfortunately, this (lead) to negative consequences, such as addiction or health problems.