A) what peer pressure is and who the victims of peer pressure are
Peer pressure indicates the influence that peers can hold on to each other. The word "peer pressure" is not used to describe socially acceptable behaviors. It is the social pressure exerted by members of one's peer group, who insists on taking certain actions, adopting certain values, in order to get accepted.
Some people fall into peer pressure because they desire to be admired, to fit in within the group. They bother that other people might make fun of them if they don't go along with the group. Some people get influenced because they are interested to try something different which others are doing. This notion that "everyone's doing it" can inspire many people to leave their analysis or their common sense, behind.
