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    This document is a peer pressure questionnaire that was revised by Sunil Saini and Sandeep Singh. It contains 25 statements about peer pressure that respondents are asked to indicate their level of agreement with on a 5-point Likert scale. The questionnaire aims to assess the degree to which individuals experience peer pressure and its influence on their behaviors and decisions. It covers topics like missing classes, dating, partying, risk-taking, and compromising one's values to gain acceptance from peers. The authors developed this revised version to better measure how peer pressure impacts adolescents and young adults.

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    This document is a peer pressure questionnaire that was revised by Sunil Saini and Sandeep Singh. It contains 25 statements about peer pressure that respondents are asked to indicate their level of agreement with on a 5-point Likert scale. The questionnaire aims to assess the degree to which individuals experience peer pressure and its influence on their behaviors and decisions. It covers topics like missing classes, dating, partying, risk-taking, and compromising one's values to gain acceptance from peers. The authors developed this revised version to better measure how peer pressure impacts adolescents and young adults.

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    This document is a peer pressure questionnaire that was revised by Sunil Saini and Sandeep Singh. It contains 25 statements about peer pressure that respondents are asked to indicate their level of agreement with on a 5-point Likert scale. The questionnaire aims to assess the degree to which individuals experience peer pressure and its influence on their behaviors and decisions. It covers topics like missing classes, dating, partying, risk-taking, and compromising one's values to gain acceptance from peers. The authors developed this revised version to better measure how peer pressure impacts adolescents and young adults.

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    Peer Pressure Questionnaire-Revised

    Research · September 2016


    DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.10861.79842

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    PPSQ - Revised
    Sunil Saini and Sandeep Singh

    Age: Gender: Educational Qualification:

    Instructions: Please read all the statements carefully and give the first natural answer as it comes to you. It is compulsory to
    answer all the statements by marking a ‘tick’ (√) in the given circle in front of each statement.

    1 2 3 4 5
    Strongly Disagree Disagree Can’t say Agree Strongly Agree

    1 2 3 4 5
    1. Sometimes I miss classes because my friends urge me to do so.
    2. I cannot resist going for a late night party with friends.
    3. I go for a date with my friend despite parental warnings.
    4. Sometimes I do things because my friends want me to do so.
    5. I feel pressure to chat long hours on internet.
    6. Sometimes I do something wrong just to be good on friends view.
    7. I cannot say ‘NO’ to my friends even if my parents do not agree.
    8. There is always a peer pressure for dating.
    9. At times I feel peer pressure to smoke.
    10. Sometimes I do violent acts to keep up with peers.
    11. In close relationships, we have to approve pressures of peers.
    12. I know my limits when with friends.
    13. I find it difficult to escape from peer pressure.
    14. Sometimes I have to undergo peer pressure to be liked in a group.
    15. Many times I put off my homework and other important assignments for friends’ party.
    16. Sometimes I have to appease my peers by doing things that I don’t want to do.
    17. To maintain a status in a peer group, sometimes I pressurize my parents to buy an expensive item.
    18. I do not take advice from my parents about peer group activities.
    19. It is difficult to think about the negative consequences of what we do with peers.
    20. There is no harm in doing one wrong with friends when we do a number of good things with them.
    21. It is very difficult for me to deny friend’s request to drink in a party or on other occasions.
    22. Sometimes I do risky and harmful acts to get acceptance in the peer group.
    23. When I feel uncomfortable in a group I do not know how to say NO.
    24. I usually compromise with peers’ request for a movie, party, etc.
    25. At times I feel peer pressure to watch pornography.

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