Peer pressure is when someone is pressured to do something by members of their social group. it can be a very powerful force that encourages someone to do something that he or she is not comfortable doing. negative peer pressure may involve drugs, alcohol, tobacco, shoplifting, truancy, academic dishonesty, or sexual activity. if you felt that you were being pressured to do something that you were not comfortable doing, and you felt was wrong, how would you handle the situation?

What do you do if you fall over and bend your big toe all the way forwards?

Part 2: nutritional program – create a diet plan for your profiled person to include: list the five basic food groups and the recommended amounts from myplate (20 points) which two groups should be more than half of your plate? which two groups should make up less than half of your plate? which one group sits to the side of your plate?give examples of a daily menu for your person including breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks meeting the 5 food group daily amounts (40 points). total number of calories consumed daily (10 points). list five suggestions for healthy snack alternatives (20 points)

The federal child abuse prevention and treatment act (capta; 42 u.s.c.a. § 5106g) makes it mandatory for parents, guardians, and professionals dealing with children to all acts of child abuse they encounter.