1. 3 Contents Chapter Your Friendships Section 3.1 Friends
Section 3.2 Peer Pressure

2. Section 3.1 Friends
Friendships grow, develop, and change throughout your life. 2

3. Content Vocabulary Academic Vocabulary acquaintance diverse peer
compromise
expectation
jealousy
benefit
confide

4. What Is a Friend? A friend is someone: you like. who likes you.
who shares similar interests.
Friendships can develop from the acquaintances you have.
acquaintance
A person one greets or meets fairly often, but with whom one does not have a close relationship.

5. What Is a Friend?
A give-and-take relationship means each person in a friendship benefits.
Some friendships begin easily, but others take more effort.
benefit
Help; useful aid; advantage. 5

6. What Is a Friend?
Do not pass up a possible friendship because someone is different from you.
People can differ in age, ethnicity, gender, and culture. 6

7. What Makes a Good Friend?
Good friends are supportive, trustworthy, dependable, and reliable.
During adolescence, most teens seek approval from their peers.
peer
A person of the same age.

8. What Makes a good Friend?
Your peers help fill your need for companionship and support.
You can learn social skills, such as communication and compromise, from your peers.
compromise
An agreement in which each person gives up something in order to reach a solution that satisfies everyone.

9. Changes in Friendship
Changes occur when friends move away, grow apart, and develop different interests.
Some changes in friendships happen because of changing expectations.
expectation
A person’s idea about what should be or should not be.
What are some expectations you have of your friends?

10. Section 3.2 Peer Pressure
Recognizing the difference between positive and negative peer pressure can help you make smart decisions.

11. Content Vocabulary Academic Vocabulary peer pressure refusal skills
addiction
abstinence
assertive
bully
acceptance
resist

12. Peers and Decision Making
Peer pressure can be positive when your friends motivate you to do well.
Peer pressure is negative when you feel pushed to engage in harmful activities.
peer pressure
The influence one feels to go along with the behavior of one’s peers.

13. Handle Peer Pressure Think ahead. Suggest other activities.
Choose friends carefully.
Talk to parents or counselors if you feel pressured.
What are some fun, safe activities you might suggest doing with your friends?

14. Handle Peer Pressure Refusal skills include:
stating your feelings directly.
using direct eye contact.
avoiding compromise.
refusal skills
Communication tools that can help one say no when one feels pushed to take part in activities that are unsafe, unhealthful, or that go against one’s values.

15. Handle Peer Pressure
Trying harmful substances like tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs can lead to addiction.
Abstinence is the only sure way to protect yourself from high-risk behaviors.
addiction
A person’s physical or mental dependence on a drug or other substance.
abstinence
The decision to avoid high-risk behaviors, including sexual activity and the use of tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs.

16. Assert Yourself
You will be better able to handle negative peer pressure if you act assertively.
assertive
Able to express one’s views clearly and respectfully in a positive way.

17. Assert Yourself Handle bullies by:
telling parents or responsible adults.
not striking back.
responding firmly.
staying away.
The fight-or-flight response is your body’s physical and mental response to a threat.
bully
A person who physically or verbally abuses someone with the intent to cause injury or discomfort.

18. Chapter Summary Section 3.1 Friends
Friendships develop when people meet and like each other.
Good friendships are based on a give-and-take relationship.
Friends enjoy good times together, help each other in bad times, accept each other as they are, and encourage and support each other.
Good friends are supportive, caring, trustworthy, dependable, and reliable.
Friendships will grow, develop, and change throughout your life. 18

19. Chapter Summary Section 3.2 Peer Pressure
Positive peer pressure gives you a sense of belonging and encourages positive behavior.
Negative peer pressure encourages participation in unsafe or unhealthful behaviors that go against your values.
When faced with negative peer pressure, say “no” and walk away.
Negative peer pressure can cause more than regrets.
You will be better prepared to handle negative peer pressure if you learn how to use refusal skills and to act assertively. 19

20. Review
Do you remember the vocabulary terms from this chapter? Use the following slides to check your knowledge of the definitions.
The slides in this section include both English and Spanish terms and definitions.
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21. acquaintance conocido
A person one greets or meets fairly often, but with whom one does not have a close relationship.
Una persona a la que uno saluda o encuentra con bastante frecuencia, pero con la cual no tiene una relación allegada.
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22. Made up of many different parts.
diverse
diverso
Made up of many different parts.
Compuesto de muchas partes diferentes.
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23. Una persona de la misma edad.
peer
par
A person of the same age.
Una persona de la misma edad.
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24. compromise
concesión
An agreement in which each person gives up something in order to reach a solution that satisfies everyone.
Un acuerdo en el que cada persona renuncia a algo para llegar a una solución que satisfaga a todos.
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25. A person’s idea about what should be or should not be.
expectation
expectativa
A person’s idea about what should be or should not be.
La idea de una persona acerca de lo que debe o no debe ser.
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26. jealousy
celos
When a person feels unhappy about someone else’s possessions, accomplishments, or luck.
Cuando una persona se siente infeliz por las posesiones, los logros o la suerte de otra.
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27. The influence one feels to go along with the behavior of one’s peers.
peer pressure
presión de grupo
The influence one feels to go along with the behavior of one’s peers.
La influencia que uno siente para tener el mismo comportamiento que sus pares.
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28. refusal skills capacidad de negarse
Communication tools that can help one say no when one feels pushed to take part in activities that are unsafe, unhealthful, or that go against one’s values.
Herramientas de comunicación que pueden ayudarle a uno a decir no cuando se siente presionado a participar en actividades que son inseguras, insalubres o que van en contra de sus valores.
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29. A person’s physical or mental dependence on a drug or other substance.
addiction
adicción
A person’s physical or mental dependence on a drug or other substance.
La dependencia física o mental de una persona a una droga u otra sustancia.
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30. abstinence abstinencia
The decision to avoid high-risk behaviors, including sexual activity and the use of tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs.
La decisión de evitar comportamientos de alto riesgo, como la actividad sexual y el consumo del tabaco, el alcohol y otras drogas.
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31. assertive seguro de sí mismo
Able to express one’s views clearly and respectfully in a positive way.
Capaz de expresar los puntos de vista propios de manera positiva,clara y respetuosa.
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32. bully
peleón
A person who physically or verbally abuses someone with the intent to cause injury or discomfort.
Una persona que maltrata física o verbalmente a alguien con la intención de causar daño o malestar.
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33. Help; useful aid; advantage. Ayuda, asistencia útil; ventaja.
benefit
beneficio
Help; useful aid; advantage.
Ayuda, asistencia útil; ventaja.
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34. To tell secrets to; to trust. Contar los secretos; fiarse.
confide
confiar
To tell secrets to; to trust.
Contar los secretos; fiarse.
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35. To acknowledge as satisfactory; to approve.
acceptance
aceptación
To acknowledge as satisfactory; to approve.
Reconocer que algo es satisfactorio; aprobar.
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36. To place opposite or against something; to fight; to oppose.
resist
resistir
To place opposite or against something; to fight; to oppose.
Poner enfrente o contra algo; luchar; oponerse.
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