People still face social pressure to marry in their 20s.
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Among these functions is allowing social pressure to influence behavior.
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But Nwachukwu said the main factor in Nigeria is social pressure.
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Often it's just social pressure that impels you do otherwise; resist!
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Teens are very distracted anyway because of school and social pressure.
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Whether we can afford it or not, we feel that social pressure.
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But there may also be social pressure to drift left in Hollywood.
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Most are bound by large debts, spiritual ceremonies and intense social pressure.
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The struggle to escape the currents of intellectual simplification and social pressure.
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They harness the power of purposeful work, compounded by collegiate social pressure.
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Advocacy roles can put a new kind of social pressure on women.
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The VoteWithMe and OutVote apps simply automate that surveillance and social pressure.
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At the same time, politics and social pressure make frank discussion complicated.
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Recently, commercial retailers have reacted to social pressure from gun control activists.
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She felt connected to nature, and free of stereotypes and social pressure.
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If social pressure leads to overprescribing, maybe it can also curb prescribing rates.
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People freak out about read receipts in general because there's a social pressure.
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Like counts can be a source of social pressure, particularly for younger users.
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Kim, like many women, felt social pressure to be married by age 30.
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The employment rate of young Omanis is low, creating economic and social pressure.
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The social pressure of delivering on your word can be a powerful motivator.
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But I'm afraid that creating more social pressure may only make things worse.
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"Social pressure is mighty persuasive," says Carolyn DeWitt, president of Rock the Vote.
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The resulting social pressure of the prohibitionists creates hurdles to normal business activities.
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Introduce social pressure like sitting next to someone who can see your screen.
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But politics and social pressure can make frank discussion of the topic complicated.
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Requesting to join these group chats could become a new form of social pressure.
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" Rather, it found that teaching skills to resist social pressure "do reduce substance use.
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The sweepstakes, like the leaderboard, is intended to exert social pressure to drive registration.
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There's nothing like social pressure when it comes to getting people to do stuff.
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That's a huge social pressure and norm in India, and it's still there [today].
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In a hotel room, you're usually by yourself and there's not that social pressure.
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Teenagers would remain vulnerable to online social pressure and cyberbullying, harming their mental health.
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The makers of the apps are hoping that social pressure to vote will increase turnout.
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Some sort of "social pressure" will have to be substituted for the present economic pressure.
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The march is a form of social pressure on the government to hold the recall.
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Many women who follow chhaupadi say they do so out of social pressure or guilt.
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Public spaces in Japan are typically quiet, and they are kept that way through social pressure.
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Then there's the social pressure to imbibe and the anxiety that comes with resisting that pressure.
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That's how social pressure influences our epistemological commitments, and it often does it in imperceptible ways.
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Some gay men he knows married women and had children out of social pressure, he added.
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This exhibition examines the ways in which they fulfilled their mandates and sometimes bucked social pressure.
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But once she graduated from college, she faced social pressure, in many ways the hardest obstacle.
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And just the social pressure that can be exerted on you in a situation like that.
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And amid all this, there was a hard-edged social pressure to drink or use drugs.
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Moreover, less connectivity between suburban neighbors eases the social pressure to make an appearance in community affairs.
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One unintended consequence of the sector's expansion is erosion of the social pressure that keeps defaults low.
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This is a clear attempt to harness the power of social pressure to encourage dramatic behavior change.
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Source: DJ Khaled/Snapchat The best platforms minimize the social pressure and lower the barrier to creation.
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They had a whipped cream pie and felt this social pressure to eat it, despite my disgust.
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Policymakers and public-health experts say social pressure could play a key role in limiting the spread.
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Yet there is strong social pressure to pretend they were, at least for a period of time.
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Science enforces its norms and procedures not only with explicit professional rules, but also with social pressure.
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Entire groups, like Sleeping Giants, exist to leverage social media into social pressure around a specific political agenda.
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The communities are so small and social pressure so high that most crimes of this nature remain unreported.
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Because they're not credible, neither is the social pressure they exert, and the play loses an important dimension.
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I've heard that at these bar nights, there's a lot of social pressure on interns to drink more.
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In many other countries, even if fasting is not enforced by law it is compelled by social pressure.
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And today there is this new social pressure, for women to be self-actualized and independent and empowered.
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But it comes with an immense amount of social pressure, which may be reinforced by the recent marketing efforts.
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There are also asexual people who are in committed relationships just because they feel the social pressure to conform.
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There's no social pressure to add or remove people, and there's no public listing of who's on that list, either.
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And that social pressure may change the perspective of law enforcement — as to whether the laws are important to enforce.
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They are also twice as likely to report social pressure to straighten their hair at work compared with white women.
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Mr. Eberstadt would also like to intensify social pressure on the cadre of men who have stopped looking for work.
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Meanwhile, some people face social pressure from employers to go into the office despite government guidance to work from home.
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There was immense social pressure to be a part of the never-ending wave pool of content, commitment, and spending.
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Unfortunately, it is not always the case for others, who have the ability to succeed but succumb to social pressure.
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That means some poor souls will never like coffee—even with cream, sugar and a hefty dose of social pressure.
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Mr Palazzolo says the community is gradually gaining not only in numbers but in confidence that it can withstand social pressure.
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There is an incredible amount of social pressure on rape survivors to desist from speaking up, especially against rapists they know.
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But the toxicity has gone beyond comparison and social pressure as people take their opinions offline and into the real world.
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Tell them that no matter how big the social pressure is, the potential social humiliation can be hundreds of times worse.
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Dana works with kids, and said she's seen firsthand the intense social pressure they face to fit an ideal body type.
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It's about a confident, creative spider who sticks to her guns and overcomes social pressure in order to achieve her dreams.
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There is immense economic and social pressure to cut down the rainforest and develop it for farming, pasture, and mineral extraction.
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The inventors of this spurious term claim that R.O.G.D. is not a real trans identity but the product of social pressure.
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The social pressure was seemingly what led current POTUS Donald Trump to enact an executive order that stopped the separation of families.
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Partially as a result of immense social pressure, many businesses switched to eco-friendly straws, or stopped giving them out all together.
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High school is already an academic and social pressure cooker, and the forces that make it stressful are amplified for queer students.
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Many large cities have thriving gay scenes, but many gay individuals still face family and social pressure to marry and have children.
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"You become a subject that people talk about and you get so much social pressure," one woman featured in the campaign says.
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But most often, Vigil said, capos are caught when mounting social pressure forces the authorities to make more effort to regain control.
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Informal lending circles operate on trust, and the only incentive in many of the groups is social pressure and immigrant inter-reliance.
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For example, Instagram is looking at doing away with "likes" in a pilot program in Canada, to reduce social pressure and comparisons.
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The president needs to establish a system of social pressure for local governments to wield to enforce physical distancing strictly but compassionately.
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Perhaps social pressure will work on me again: Everyone simply has to give me the stink-eye when I'm in the bathroom.
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I find the social pressure of it stressful, but this took that pressure out of it and didn't take that much time.
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In a slightly paradoxical twist, it put social pressure on those who are stuck in inaction to speak out against his words.
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Ms. Cox described the social pressure to conform here that pervaded dinner parties and play dates, influencing the politics of even newcomers.
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Moving out of my tweens, I felt social pressure to mature musically—move on from Backstreet Boys to Nirvana, as it were.
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Maybe that's my private neurosis, but I feel like there is a lot of social pressure that makes women feel that way.
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They suggest that this rise in STDs would have put social pressure on humans to stay monogamous in terms of their mating behavior.
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From the middle of the 20th century psychologists such as Stanley Milgram and Philip Zimbardo showed how sensitive humans are to social pressure.
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There's a strange and often unmentioned social pressure here: Many of us have the thought that unfollowing or unfriending someone might offend them.
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It also found that one in five Black women felt social pressure to straighten their hair for work—beyond explicit policies requiring it.
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There is no question that the social pressure on people today — and conservative women in particular — is intense to conform to liberal stereotypes.
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You're experiencing unprecedented freedom, but social pressure keeps you in more of a category then you've been before, not just psychically but physically.
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So music was a way for me to harness that, because with making records, it was deadline-driven, and that's a social pressure.
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Social pressure doesn't favor education either, especially for the young boys who are expected to support their families financially instead of excelling academically.
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"This shows that the political and social pressure on the government had become so big that she had to react," Mr. Hochrein said.
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The person who misjudges another to be a friend responds more readily to social pressure, while the other tends to be more resistant.
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In an apparent bid to ease social pressure, the budget for 2020 kept politically sensitive subsidies unchanged at 8.4% of gross domestic product.
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There was also the social pressure: With today's arms race of quality content, there's always "the next show" that everyone is talking about.
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"I want to explore the problematics of human fragility, attitude of society towards the individual, social pressure," explains Strazicic to The Creators Project.
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Ultimately, it appears that even evidence of bitter disagreement or social pressure in jury deliberations is not enough to impeach a verdict in Wisconsin.
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"After 15 years of an ideological blockade .. social pressure and the commitments of other parties have made an impact," said LSVD spokesman Axel Hochrein.
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Lisa ends up in the cage in the first place because she bows to social pressure (to impress her ex, to placate her sister).
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Remarks: Social pressure and media pressure force the most rapid change from these platforms, said Renee DiResta, director of policy at Data for Democracy.
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On Children (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): These uncanny tales reveal a world where individuals face the tragic consequences of social pressure, parental oppression and family dysfunction.
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Aside from the many legal-related risks directly resulting from federal prohibition, cannabis naysayers also construct barriers through the indirect means of social pressure.
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And in many poor countries, utilities are not under social pressure to provide universal access; indeed, they are often centers of patronage and corruption.
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Enthusiasts for greater price transparency say that making cost information public could increase market — and social — pressure on health care providers to lower prices.
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The ability to communicate clearly, listen well, cooperate with others, resist inappropriate social pressure, negotiate conflict constructively, and seek and offer help when needed.
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A number of experiments suggest that many people feel social pressure to conform to "social desirability" expectations and to mask their opposition to immigration.
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This is particularly true if you're not a football fan but are bowing to social pressure and pretending to be one for the day.
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But in their chants and interviews, many marchers said that they felt under as much social pressure as they have felt in decades past.
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Another applied gentle social pressure by including the voting history of everyone in that particular household ("Who votes is public information!" it reminded them).
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They also face intense social pressure from teachers, peers, and art world power brokers not to "rock the boat" with political discussions about race.
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I didn't say anything either way to my team, because I didn't want there to be social pressure to do it or not do it.
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If we're not all going to the polls and coming home with stickers on Election Day, will that translate into less social pressure to vote?
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There's no sense of warped virtual validation that arises via Facebook "likes" or Instagram "hearts" and no social pressure to conform to a public persona.
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The institutions that might once have forced him to care all used soft power, social pressure, and that simply doesn't work on conservatives any more.
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Edie Campbell-Urban, a spokeswoman for Square, said that data on consumers' habits, gathered by the company, showed that subtle social pressure could increase tips.
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The company is also experimenting with hiding like counts, which it says is meant to reduce the amount of social pressure associated with the platform.
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They did not try to fit into one of the slots that the art world and, in some cases, social pressure set up for them.
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But she insists the urge to splurge is not about social pressure or envy - instead she is just exposed to so much more stuff to buy.
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But beyond that, Mr Kim says, is the growing cachet of not following mainstream taste: a turnaround for South Koreans under powerful social pressure to conform.
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Experts at the NewCo Shift Forum in San Francisco are cautioning against over-regulation of social media platforms, arguing that social pressure can be more effective.
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Whether it&aposs because of biological instinct or social pressure, cuffing season has have grown quickly from Urban Dictionary entry to a full-blown annual tradition.
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"You have to remember that one of the functions of migration across the US border is to relieve the social pressure in Mexico," he told me.
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A common refrain among many executives these days is that they are feeling more social pressure to address global warming — sometimes from within their own families.
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But Gamble said the Dalai Lama would be under heavy social pressure to reincarnate and, in the end, it might not be up to him anyway.
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However, if we had taken the plunge back in the US, we would have felt social pressure to earn enough to continue maintaining the same lifestyle.
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Washington seems to be calculating that if Maduro scores a Pyrrhic victory, and is left governing a ravaged economy, military and social pressure will become unbearable.
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"She was doing her own research at a time when women were barred by law and social pressure from having professional careers, in many cases," he continued.
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So perhaps women are responding to that social pressure, knowing that sex with an object, which is a form of meaningless sex, would be more harshly perceived.
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In practice, it's actually hard to stop helicoptering the kid in a society where this has become the norm, and there's social pressure to do the same.
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Progress toward energy independence has experienced its ups and downs and the social pressure to meet it with clean energy, including nuclear power, is a growing imperative.
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" But just four months later, Allen marveled at the degree to which "corporations, under intense social pressure, are filling a void left by governmental gridlock or avoidance.
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Although I was always shy and uncomfortable with my body, I adhered to the implicit social pressure to dress pretty during the day and sexy at night.
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"I think the uprising has eased a lot of the social pressure on women and girls to submit to old-fashioned and extremely conservative values," she said.
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The campaign to stop the abuses at the border should exploit this sensitivity and put social pressure on those involved in enforcing the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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YouTube and other social media platforms do want to limit the spread of misinformation and hate speech, if only to relieve social pressure and defend their reputations.
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I decided to impose the social pressure that a skittish cook like me needs: I scheduled a dinner party for myself, my husband, and four nonjudgmental friends.
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Before then, there was so much social pressure on women to have children, which still exists, but the pressure's not as intense as it used to be.
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The community is self-governing, relying primarily on social pressure to enforce the established core norms, according to co-author Simon DeDeo, a complexity scientist at Indiana University.
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One section, ostensibly about the social pressure teens might feel to use Juul, included an exercise in which groups of students were to be given bowls of candy.
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The social pressure on women in those moments is to force themselves to laugh, to show they can take a joke, to not be the buzzkill or something.
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I found that the first step to deal with discrimination and social pressure that singles face is to be aware of the pressure and social exclusion they experience.
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"We suffer from discrimination by authorities which do not recognize us as Moroccan Christians coupled with social pressure and harassment because of our choice of faith," she said.
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"The driver of this split is not the college education itself, but the social pressure that comes with living exclusively among other college graduates," Zito and Todd write.
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But many social scientists say there are other factors that are often hard to quantify, like gender bias and social pressure, that bring down wages for women's work.
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A large number of countries, from the United States to Australia, have been facing increased social pressure to reform workplace policies in an attempt to curtail sexual harassment.
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Women in general are still reluctant to speak up due to social pressure, although official figures show one in three Indonesian women have faced physical or sexual violence.
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Domestic violence is widely accepted and victims rarely seek justice due to social pressure and little faith in the judicial system, according to Nairobi's Gender Violence Recovery Centre.
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Much of this resistance, as she sees it, comes from government and social pressure to make public policy and debates gender-neutral, obscuring the reality of female inequality.
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Specifically, they are sensitive to social pressure, which has been shown to have played a huge role in atrocity commission and desistance in the Holocaust, Rwanda and elsewhere.
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In the past, Mr. Maduro has used waves of repression to increase his bargaining power in talks with the opposition or to dampen social pressure on his government.
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The gay rights movement created strong social pressure in favor of allowing male same-sex couples to have children as close to the old-fashioned way as possible.
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But when I had my first child, I told Messud, I was surprised and chagrined by the social pressure to put motherhood at the center of my identity.
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Kimi: Back in the old times when arranged marriages were prevalent, the social pressure to be married by a certain age was much greater than it is now.
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The hope is that the medication, alongside behavioral counseling on how to manage anxiety or social pressure, will eventually help addicted vapers wean themselves off of nicotine entirely.
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To be human is to preserve, inside oneself, against all forms of social pressure, a place of intimacy and secrecy into which the greater whole cannot set foot.
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Moreover, its widespread use among adolescents is creating social pressure on youth to engage in what they've seen, even inspiring them to act it out on younger children.
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John Dickson, a Sydney-based historian and pastor, said there was now no social pressure to attend church in modern Australia, prompting many nominal Christians to cut ties.
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The big picture: A generation of kids is growing up not knowing life without the social pressure and power that comes with online social networks, notes Axios' Stef Kight.
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Her first hit, the protest song "Society's Child," about an interracial romance whose first-person narrator ends the relationship because of social pressure, managed to offend everybody, she recalled.
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People may be legally free, but discrimination, social pressure, poor education and the lack of identity papers mean that thousands still live in de facto slavery, says Mr Touré.
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Though introducing vote-by-mail in Switzerland decreased turnout, perhaps because it removed the social pressure to vote, the evidence from mail-in voting in Oregon is more mixed.
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That rather than take the rejection personally, I'll take it for what it is: an example of the social pressure on women to maintain their positions — at least publicly.
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But if you're actively dating, you probably already know that we're on the threshold of "cuffing season," when the temperatures drop and the social pressure to partner up rises.
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Instead, they can come under intense social pressure to live way beyond their means, spending lavishly on everything from the latest smart phones and designer fashions to family weddings.
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Mumbai rents are agonizingly high, and for a young woman in this city -- as in much of India -- there's social pressure to sacrifice career prospects to start a family.
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If you are frustrated with political correctness, it's because you don't feel free to be honest about your thoughts and feelings because of the immense social pressure around you.
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Is it also about signaling that it is something you are doing, so other people feel at least that little bit of either social acceptance or even social pressure?
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When people fall out of love, as so many unfortunately do, there is so much stigma around divorce that many unhappy married couples stay together out of social pressure.
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Pavlova constructed a strikingly prescient psychological vision: a mind responding to extreme social pressure by slowly and completely separating itself into parts, but giving few external indications of change.
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Those who posted most frequently on Facebook tended to identify report feeling social pressure be "perfect" mothers—and were more likely to be depressed in the months following their pregnancy.
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Adding a sort of light social pressure from friends that are sharing ideas and looking for feedback is one way to do that, in addition to it generally being useful.
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"It became the catalyst for my inclusion in subsequent legitimate news stories about self-acceptance and women succumbing to social pressure to look and age a certain way," Zellweger writes.
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What's also is notable is that neither respondent saw their actions, or those of their classmates, as motivated by finding a mate, but rather a response to larger social pressure.
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Psychologist Donna Dawson, who led the study of 2,000 Brits, concluded it's because modern men face much less social pressure than their fathers did to maintain their composure in public.
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Be it guns or global warming, a fascinating trend is unfolding in the Trump era: Corporations, under intense social pressure, are filling a void left by governmental gridlock or avoidance.
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" Step 3: Toss out the idea of a 'perfect family'The third thing that successful working parents do is resist social pressure to conform to the image of the "ideal family.
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Throughout history, a combination of legislation, local regulation and social pressure has influenced the way women have dressed — corsets and décolleté, hoop skirts and bustles, the controversial advent of pants.
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Such an arrangement has traditionally seen fewer people default (or fall behind paying their debt) because of social pressure from their colleagues and friends, as all of them are liable.
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No changes appear likely soon in those restrictions, but the government is promoting measures to get more women into work, something that could itself spur social pressure for new reforms.
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While many people are interested and willing to give blood, they might not know how to sign up, where to go, or have the social pressure to actually go do it.
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Whereas if you grow up in a poorer immigrant population, where many of your neighbors might not even be citizens, there may be less social expectation and social pressure to vote.
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When it came to the turn of the real test subject (who always went last), roughly one-third caved to social pressure and gave the same, incorrect answer as their peers.
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The move is designed to offset some of the social pressure people feel on social media sites, the social media platform, which is owned by Facebook, said in a media statement.
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My professional experience is that there is less social pressure to disguise death by suicide, and this is part of a societal trend away from stigmatizing other things and other experiences.
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He said the strategy, which set no deadline for U.S. forces to leave Afghanistan, had squeezed the Taliban and created the space for diplomatic and social pressure for peace to build.
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The widespread use of social media outlets like Facebook and Instagram may be adding social pressure not only to experience unrealistic mood states but also to project these mood states outwardly.
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Why it matters: Corporations are facing enormous social pressure, especially from younger generations on social media, to fill a void left by governmental gridlock and mistrust of government as an institution.
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Gavin Newsom (D), whose state is one of the hot zones acutely affected by the coronavirus, has said that social pressure is key to enforcing his statewide "stay-at-home" order.
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But as the social pressure to watch a football game — or at least be in the presence of others who are watching — mounts, you may find yourself with some nagging questions.
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That kind of social pressure can be effective in boosting turnout, according to an influential 2008 study by the political scientists Alan S. Gerber, Donald P. Green and Christopher W. Larimer.
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"Our young people, by and large, are having sex as a result of social pressure," Damares Alves, the minister of human rights, family and women, said recently as she encouraged abstinence.
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They might discuss the effects of social pressure on a young character facing fear, how they themselves respond when they are afraid or other connections they can make to their novels.
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People are much more likely to get involved and vote when there's genuine social pressure from people they know (not just random volunteers parachuting into town or calling on the telephone).
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For one thing, it is virtually impossible to watch her speak for any length of time and maintain a good-faith belief that she is responding to social pressure from adults.
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When only approved images can appear, we have what amounts to a sort of censorship, not imposed by the government, but by all of us on one another through social pressure.
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But the practice persists, especially in the remote regions of midwestern and western Nepal, because of deeply held superstitions about menstruation and the immense social pressure to enforce the menstrual taboo.
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Again, this is consistent with the fact that the name-wearer undergoes a social pressure when she or he morphs their face to tend toward the social stereotype of their first name.
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"That opens up the chance to break through the echo chambers that social media and real world social pressure create—and that can help lead to changing outlooks on real world issues."
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In a subsequent working paper, we expand on candidate support based on group norm and examine the reported partisanship by blacks in the face of social pressure from co-racial group members.
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Soon, Quit Genius has plans to launch packs around pregnancy (for women who are smoking when they become pregnant and want to quit), weight management, social pressure to smoke, and self esteem.
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Do you think that the effect is more profound to young people or people in the LGBTQ community because, due to social pressure, they don't often don't get acceptance for being themselves?
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The tech giant, through its own extensive research, has found that girls are more influenced than boys by social pressure, and pervasive stereotyping has steered many young women away from tech careers.
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In Denmark during World War II, for instance, strong social pressure, including from the churches, contributed to the refusal of the country to comply with Nazi orders to deport its Jewish citizens.
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Studies have shown that campaigns like these rarely work, mostly because being informed that voter turnout is low has a negative effect on an individual's perception of the social pressure to vote.
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Biometric security may assist people to keep their phones from being used by others, but PINs and passwords can generally override these measures, and social pressure to share passwords can mitigate device security.
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She worries some feel social pressure to participate in activism when not everyone is able to, either due to anxiety around crowds or being stressed out by the loud noises they can generate.
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In February, Meeker and colleagues published results in JAMA that found just a nudge of social pressure could reduce the rate of bad prescriptions from a baseline of 24.1 percent to 1.43 percent.
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A Trump or Clinton presidency could stem the growth in drug pricing, or at least use rhetoric to increase social pressure on the companies to do so, according to multiple Wall Street analysts.
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"Future moms and dads increasingly feel social pressure to participate and outdo their peers or risk coming across as subpar parents before their child is even born," writes Diane Stopyra for Marie Claire.
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Ms. Rubin writes: Throughout history, a combination of legislation, local regulation and social pressure has influenced the way women have dressed — corsets and décolleté, hoop skirts and bustles, the controversial advent of pants.
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"There's a social contract here people I think recognize the need to do more," Newsom said, talking about the social pressure he expects will be placed on people to abide by the order.
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Paris Marx, author of Freedom From Jobs: How Automation Will Revolutionize the Future of Work, says that because payments are made through an app, there's less social pressure to tip your Uber driver.
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Still, sexual predators may not change their ways by considering moral arguments or bowing to social pressure, but threats to their funding money—and by virtue, their very livelihood—may actually have an impact.
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The act of voting, even if simulated, might have given interview subjects a greater sense of privacy and cut through the social pressure to say they intended to vote in favor of the pact.
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A physician who practices at a Boston-area teaching hospital told me that hospital administrators exert social pressure on doctors by informing them that their patients' stays are longer than that of their peers.
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Aside from the obvious problem of a lack of mandated paid leave, another problem emerges with maternity leave donation programs: the introduction of a new social pressure for people not having kids to overwork.
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"The timing had less to do with social pressure and more to do with the government recognizing that in order to accomplish its ambitious economic vision they had to make gradual adjustments," she said.
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It's a game that leans all the way into the debunked "brainwashing" view of cults, despite Ubisoft hosting interviews with expert consultants who emphasize that cults work through social pressure, not drugs and programming.
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In Utah, a venue like mine gets lots of social pressure to show local work, but we are also quick to dismiss something as mediocre if it's local and celebrate something if it's coastal.
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They sang about teen angst and the social pressure to succeed within a grueling education system, and insisted on creating their own music and writing their own songs outside of the manufactured network environment.
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And some Lebanese couples prefer Cyprus because it is easier and cheaper than getting married at home, where some clerics require premarital classes and there is often social pressure to throw large, costly parties.
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"The fans expect him to be leader and football star at the same time but it appears he's not prepared for the social pressure the national team demands," he told the Argentine website www.infobae.com.
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In its pages he observes that holdouts on any team confront social pressure from their peers to go along with the dominant opinion within the team, or simply remain mute rather than utter dissent.
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This, I think, helps explain why Thunberg has inspired so many people, especially so many young people: There's a kind of courage in ignoring the pervasive social pressure to calm down about climate change.
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Second, ground game capacity is important because the political science literature shows us that voters are more likely to turn out when they are asked to, and when they perceive social pressure to vote.
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"One thing we feel in the study is the social pressure of showing off on Instagram, making sure you don't miss out and getting into debt just to look good," said Marineau of Credit Karma.
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Could it be true that single women today are still forced to subscribe to the theory that they must dull their own shine in the face of the psychological and social pressure to get married?
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That could be because they tended not to publicly discuss their accomplishments, perhaps because of social pressure to be humble or demure—qualities that the study's authors also note are desirable to the opposite sex.
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Yet she's hopeful it will motivate women to advocate for themselves using new tools while also putting social pressure on companies to evaluate whether they routinely pay men more than women for the same work.
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I recognize that I let the social pressure get me this far, but $395 ain't bad for a couch, and I get plenty of value from it even if I could have lived without it.
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Instagram's focus on what Vogt calls "vanity metrics" in the form of likes and follows creates a social pressure to buy the illusion following, and the influencer economy has only made the yearning more acute.
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" The most stirring parts of the book are those in which McNamee makes the angry but measured argument that "social media has enabled personal views that had previously been kept in check by social pressure.
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It's unclear from the trailer whether Chris succumbs to the social pressure and winds up committing the fake murder, or how much therapy it will take for him to deal with his inevitable psychological damage.
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"Spending is not the enemy, but when we allow social pressure or other forces to lure us into spending beyond our means, it can impact long-term financial stability and become a larger problem," Kallsen says.
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But social pressure eats into them, first sporadically and then conspiratorially, as Ponna is pushed, as if by a hundred hands, into participating in a religious ritual in which childless women have sex with young strangers.
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Mr. Martínez also argued that the defendants had not been granted the right to a fair appeal, amid huge social pressure on the court to reverse the initial judgment and show less leniency toward the attackers.
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Callimachi: And the interesting thing is that Huzayfah has this moment where he's standing behind the man that he's about to execute, and for a second, it looks like the social pressure might actually not work.
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But for many young people, there was an element of social pressure when it came to attending — 62% of millennials had lost friendships after saying no to a wedding for financial reasons, according to the study.
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We noticed that the presence of the camera as well as the social pressure (from those awaiting their turn beside the pool) pushed some of the participants to jump, which made their behavior even more interesting.
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I threw away my headscarf in my teenage youth -- but in secret -- when I found that it was not my identity, that it was because of the discriminatory law, social pressure, family pressure and emotional pressure.
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How else should we interpret guidelines recently issued by the American Psychological Association to help therapists more effectively work with their male clients by better understanding the social pressure they face to be so-called real men?
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Social pressure over jobs already exploded into mass protests in southern and central regions at the start of the year, a reminder of the conditions that helped to inspire the Tunisian revolution and later Arab Spring uprisings.
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Of course, there are plenty of reasons why you might be interested in participating in Dry January (ideally, you're doing it for yourself and not because of social pressure), and everyone's experience with it is very personal.
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But during the holidays, there's a bit more emphasis than usual on keeping plans — social pressure that might make you pray for a freak nor'easter so you can skip your 18th Secret Santa exchange of the month.
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That means there's cultural and social pressure to stay active on the platforms that people are most likely to use to find you — for example, when, disaster strikes and you can use Facebook to mark yourself safe.
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Many in this second generation have graduated from German schools and were socialized in Germany, but they are using their education and freedom to grapple with their complex identities, and chafing under parental and social pressure to conform.
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That's not to mention the social pressure everyone can use a break from: We are encouraged to present the best version of ourselves online, which in turn creates the illusion that only the best version of ourselves exists.
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"Our simultaneous fascination with and anxiety about individuals and desires that defy simple categorization [stems from] what I call 'compulsory monosexuality,' or the social pressure to be either straight or gay," said The B Word author San Filippo.
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That's an attitude that carried forward into my time at Bronx Science; that no matter how lazy my initial inclination may be, there was a social pressure to succeed, that at times felt like a need to succeed.
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But it's a good shorthand for talking about all the complicated factors that cause women to earn less: systemically lower-paying jobs, fewer hours, fewer promotions, more social pressure to take time off for care work, and so on.
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The fact that the video will be visible only to the user after three days "will reduce social pressure, allow you to free your true personality and not worry that you're 'digging a grave' for your future", ByteDance said.
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Colloquially known as "leftover women", women who happen not to be in relationships face familial, cultural and social pressure to settle down and start a family from their mid-20s onwards, and are considered "incomplete" until they do so.
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For the most part, people abide by these obligations because it's the right thing to do and because of social pressure to keep the place they live beautiful — not because they have a fear of being fined for littering.
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Even those who did decide to give up the fast because they were in danger still could drink water only in private because of the social pressure they faced — a big problem for people who lived on the street.
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" Mark Lyons, director at Praetura Ventures, said: "The staffing issues facing the NHS are never far from the headlines and there is a significant amount of political and social pressure to reduce costs and maintain quality of patient care.
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One major factor that enabled Thatcher to prevail in the end was the fact that many miners chose to stay at work rather than to join the strike, in defiance of intense social pressure from their fellow union members.
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Improvements to child protection will require "gigantic and sustained social pressure, and a majority of congressmen in favour of change", says Iduvina Hernández, the director of a Guatemalan human-rights group and a columnist for Plaza Pública, a news site.
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"We have long anticipated such a cut given its size and position in big developed chocolate markets, lower like-for-like sales in its retail network... and emerging social pressure on sugary, fatty snacks," said Cox, who rates Lindt at reduce.
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Because of social pressure and cultural norms, women of color are applying a greater number of—and more toxic—products to their bodies than their white counterparts, according to a commentary published on Wednesday in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology.
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There's this assumption with someone like Jennifer Lawrence, who is one of the biggest Hollywood stars in the world, that she was forced into a gown like that, or that there was social pressure for her to wear that gown.
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The research found that social pressure to compete with one's neighbors on exciting new purchases is so great that it leads to a significant increase in both the amount of credit and mortgages people are willing to incur, the paper finds.
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It's for a good reason that Facebook is outsourcing work to the Philippines because there's such a big social pressure attached: The salary is not just their own—it's often for their whole family, of up to eight to ten people.
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While it's cute and flattering to have people make comments like "y'all are goals" and "adopt me" on a picture of you and your lover, I think it creates social pressure to stay in relationships that might actually be unhealthy.
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In this one it's considerably more culpable than that, and while Sanders may be mildly less ridiculous than Sean Spicer, it would be good for both the country and her immortal soul if she felt more social pressure to resign.
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In this Op-Doc, based on the Independent Lens feature documentary "Leftover Women," we follow one of those women — Qiu Huamei, contending with the stigma and social pressure forcing her to go on a grueling quest in search of a husband.
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But anyone who says "plastic" in an affluent town when asked their bag choice at the grocery store checkout can verify that there is indeed plenty of social pressure already in place to eliminate plastic bags without banning them entirely.
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Shell (being less American and more European) is under more social pressure and is more serious in its decarbonization modeling, but Sky still reflects the institutional, establishment bias toward delaying substantial carbon reductions until the latter half of the century.
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Citing the example of the #MeToo movement, he said one of the most effective tools for turning things around may be two forms of social pressure: One, from high earners to one another, and, two, from everyone else directed at corporations.
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The vast majority (91%) said they got married to show their commitment, while barely any did so due to social pressure (2%), financial reasons (2%), or out of convenience (2%), which shows how far society has come in just a few decades.
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If you're going to post your favorite live acts (and one is a lie!), don't make it seem like there was some crushing social pressure to do it, or that at the conclusion of some strenuous mental debate you have decided to participate.
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It's pushed me over the edge a bunch of times in ways I appreciate, a kind of motivation I suspect either comes naturally for people who legitimately enjoy exercise (this happens to me with running) or a personal trainer yapping, exerting social pressure.
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My decision to flip on iMessage (and deal with the effects of that action, which I will get to) wasn't because of blue-bubble social pressure; that somehow turning on iMessage would subtly make it more likely that my own family talks to me more.
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"Part of looking at some of those pro-anorexia and bulimia sites is that they're caught in this world where they need validation and inspiration, because they feel so out of control with their body and their weight, and there's social pressure," Dr. Cabrera says.
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When I reported on the concerns raised by some lesbians about the social pressure they come under to accept male-bodied trans women as potential sexual partners, the chief executive of Stonewall, a charity representing LGBT people, dismissed my article as "written by a man".
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From access to education and the influence of feminism, to consumerism and the rise of urbanization, he breaks down the reasons why people choose to to be single despite significant social pressure, and why they are happier and less selfish than their married counterparts.
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"Social pressure first achieved the repeal of decree 883 (fuel subsidy) and today brought down another IMF imposition that undermined the rights of the people and was harmful to the country," said the CONAIE indigenous group on Twitter after the rejection of Moreno's reform package.
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At the moment, the government is, or may be, spending massively to enable social distancing, but even the households that are financially stable will find their opportunities for consumption limited, and public health mandates and social pressure could curb spending for some time to come.
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Julie Ford, a fee-only financial planner in New York City who works with clients in their 20s and 30s, said young adults in big cities could get carried away with lifestyle spending and lose track of their budgets amid social pressure to keep up.
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Many women keep doing it, out of intense social pressure or even guilt, and every evening, across these rippled green hills where little wisps of smoke melt into the darkening sky, hundreds of menstruating women and girls trudge out of their houses into chhaupadi huts.
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To be sure, there has been plenty of debate over whether this year's awards were an anomaly driven by social pressure or the start of an enduring shift in what the James Beard officials — and perhaps diners — consider the elements of a great restaurant.
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"There is a tremendous amount of political and social pressure at this point for each of these agencies not to be left behind," he said, "because all the peer agencies inside and outside the US seem to be barreling along into Big Tech investigations."
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For the next decade, even as we abandoned our privacy with a swipe of the opt-in button and as apps that rely on social pressure proved effective in dieting, parenting and saving for retirement, political organizers largely ignored the power of peer pressure.
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Like, if we don't start to discuss our situation — and I'm not just talking about the inevitable exponential upswing of tech according to Moore's Law, but also the social pressure and economic pressures — then we are going to be, potentially, walking into a very dark situation.
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Advertisers have long sold women a white-washed, improbably perfect lifestyle in which most viewers don't see themselves reflected, and as Pounders pointed out, social pressure has lately translated to a shift in the body types, skin tones, and gender roles we see represented on screen.
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One study found that, in some cases, families in Africa spent up to 30 times more on funerals than the care of sick relatives, mostly in response to social pressure to bury their dead in a style consistent with the observed social status of the family.
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The essays collected in Megan Daum's 2015 anthology Selfish, Shallow and Self-Absorbed: Sixteen Writers on the Decision Not to Have Kids all speak to the social pressure heaped on women to have children, regardless of their desires, their economic means, or their biological capacity for childbearing.
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Behavioral economics pioneers Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky, as well as others that followed, have found that risk preferences and behaviors can shift dramatically depending on a multitude of extrinsic factors, such as how a decision is framed, resources available to the decision-maker and social pressure.
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Why it matters: Manufacturers are refusing to work with Dick's because of a stance they took on a political issue under social pressure after the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and that could set a precedent for other corporations thinking about doing the same.
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"It is a real thing that people oftentimes feel lonelier during this time of year," Couto said, noting the increase in social pressure around the holiday time to be in a relationship (like when your grandparents ask you if have a girlfriend for the 50th time).
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She was spurred to sign up for Ms. Davidman's class because when she was in her early 30s she started to resent all the social pressure to have a family as she was enjoying her carefree routine: traveling, studying sleeping and going to dinner whenever she wanted.
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The Fed was forced last month to symbolically raise interest rates by the sheer social pressure of having promised to do so before the end of the year; the decision was utterly at odds with the Fed's own set of "metrics" for steering economic outcomes through monetary policy.
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And when community members respond in grief and rage, as we did when we marched for DeAndre Harris and Corey Long, we are targeted with social pressure under the polite gaze of white moderates, with demands to simmer down and behave with "decorum," a code word for complicity.
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One could argue, I suppose, that a packed theater cheering and on its feet acts as a kind of social reinforcement of the onstage activities — but I think that's a kind of social pressure that is equally affirmative to basically all performers, regardless of their physical or cognitive capacity.
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The thinking among some US officials is that there is still a window for China to avoid intervention, but that would require authorities in Hong Kong to act or for locals who are not participating in the protests to begin applying social pressure on demonstrators to dial down tensions.
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And even though it's a wildly different type of game in almost every way, No Man's Sky is a kind of anti-Pokémon Go, providing a way for a solitary player to focus inward and satiate their curiosity without any kind of social pressure or acknowledgement that they're playing a game.
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There is also a social pressure reinforcing communalism; for the growth of revolutionary social unrest in India, aggravated by present economic difficulties, tends to call forth a counter-revolutionary movement of the Right, for which the most obvious political course is to divert mass discontent into action against an unpopular minority.
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In 2012, when Chan was in medical school, she and Zuckerberg discussed a critical shortage of organs for transplant, inspiring Zuckerberg to add a small, powerful nudge on Facebook: if people indicated that they were organ donors, it triggered a notification to friends, and, in turn, a cascade of social pressure.
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Since then, it has become the banner under which disparate organizations and millions of individuals press for change, but even Jafa didn't anticipate the ways in which citizen documentation by smartphone would become an instinct, a reaction to a social pressure that has been building against centuries of white denial.
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Since then, it has become the banner under which disparate organizations and millions of individuals press for change, but even Jafa didn't anticipate the ways in which citizen documentation by smartphone would become an instinct, a reaction to a social pressure that has been building against centuries of white denial.
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" Like many religious organizations, there's a spectrum of involvement; several former members described it to me as similar, in structure, to an MLM, with spiritual incentives and social pressure to invest more time and money (in "Life Groups," in discipleship school, and, eventually, on overseas missions) while always recruiting more members to "disciple.
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Of course while there are many factors contributing to the silence of sexual assault victims (social pressure, and the fear of losing their jobs among them), it is also true that many of these factors stem from the victim's powerless role, which is similar to the silence of the prisoners in Zimbardo's experiment.
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Olson's insight was that narrow interests facing high-stakes public policy outcomes would have an easier time mobilizing politically, both because the costs and benefits of public policy would be so large for them that it would justify participation and because the social pressure of small groups makes such groups easier to organize and sustain.
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The song made a slow crawl to No. 1 earlier this year, resonating with listeners on two levels: both as a dig at the social pressure to party and as a meta-commentary on pop music itself, which, in an era of synthetic E.D.M. beats, has made a banal fetish of the epic night out.
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The women view their show, which is heavy on slides, as a forum for merging two disparate cultures: scientists, who, according to Ms. Freed, pursue their research because of "some other mystical force that isn't social pressure or, like, trying to be interesting"; and comedians, who are mostly motivated by a need for validation through applause and laughter.
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She compares sex these days to exercise or clean eating, explaining that we live in an age where there are so many options and myths around these things—and so much social pressure to get onboard with them that they can quickly turn from something that's supposed to be fun to just another stick you use to beat yourself up with.
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And yet this was nothing compared to the routine threats of violence, sexual and otherwise, that women, minorities, and dissenters are subjected to in Modi's increasingly intolerant India, where people have been lynched by mobs, assassinated by hitmen, arrested by the police on questionable pretexts, driven to suicide through threats and social pressure, and assaulted in judicial complexes, in full view of the police.
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Well, the Gladwell stuff, we've got to see how that starts manifesting itself at the high school level, because I do think that in some parts of the country, it's already the case where there'll be such social pressure not to allow your kid to play football that it will almost be like allowing your kid to do that will be seen as almost an anti-intellectual move.
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