School counselors who worked together as peers using specific steps to help each other enhanced their skills, knowledge, and goal attainment. Friends' influence on adolescents1 adjustment to school. Peer and parental influences on adolescent tobacco use. Inadequate parenting, parent conflicts and association with deviant peers predicted tobacco use. The roles of social withdrawal, peer rejection, and victimization by peers in predicting loneliness and depressed mood in childhood.
Loneliness contributes to children s depression and negative peer experiences.
The false consensus effect - Predicting adolescents tobacco use from normative expectations. Adolescent beliefs about the amount of smoking going on around them play an important role in smoking initiation. Preliminary results of a peer-driven intervention. Peers can provide supplementary services that contribute to the education and cost savings of injection drug users. A unique application of Adlerian principles to peers on a bus trip.