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Hurt says the reason many people start, and continue, is peer influence.
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Adolescence can be a volatile stage in which teens are sexually curious, prone to risk-taking and susceptible to peer influence, which can lead to impulsive and inappropriate behavior, she said.
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Peer influence, whether you're a teenage girl trying to figure out what to wear to junior high on Monday morning or a midlevel manager at Morgan Stanley, is a powerful indicator of what you think is possible for yourself.
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The main reasons teenagers start smoking is because of peer pressure and parental influence, not packaging.
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The Web app does this by analyzing Twitter activity, measuring influence based on peer engagement around topics, and showcasing a ranking of people, topics and content in a simple dashboard.
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"Sport has such a strong power to influence society and bring about change, " the crossbench peer said.
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