Recognizing Influences 8 types of influences that impact

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Recognizing Influences 8 types of influences that impact your decisions.

Recognizing Influences 8 types of influences that impact your decisions.

Habits = what one is accustomed to doing ● Examples: doing/not doing drugs, being/not

Habits = what one is accustomed to doing ● Examples: doing/not doing drugs, being/not being honest, following through/not following through with responsibilities

Emotions = the way in which feelings, mental perceptions and reactions are expressed ●

Emotions = the way in which feelings, mental perceptions and reactions are expressed ● Examples: smiling because you’re happy, crying because you’re sad

Media = ways in which impressions, ideas and information is conveyed; ● Examples: TV,

Media = ways in which impressions, ideas and information is conveyed; ● Examples: TV, music, movies, print, etc.

Faith = beliefs (likely spiritual in nature) which may or may not stem from

Faith = beliefs (likely spiritual in nature) which may or may not stem from a religion ● Examples: choosing not to smoke or drink for religious, rather than health reasons

Peers = other people, approximately the same age, that one comes in contact with

Peers = other people, approximately the same age, that one comes in contact with ● Examples: friends, classmates and teammates

Esteem = the way one values (high esteem) or devalues (low esteem) them self

Esteem = the way one values (high esteem) or devalues (low esteem) them self ● Example: Choosing to try out for the school musical because you have a lot of confidence in your abilities (high esteem)

Family = relations, immediate and extended, living together or apart ● Example: Cheering for

Family = relations, immediate and extended, living together or apart ● Example: Cheering for the same football team as the rest of your family members

Values = those things held in highest regard ● Examples: learning, friendship, money, health,

Values = those things held in highest regard ● Examples: learning, friendship, money, health, peace, etc.