Your friend has learned recipes for several sugary pies and cakes and wants you to be the "tester" for each one. what type of peer pressure is this?

healthy
increased
positive
negative

Based on the given scenario above, I believe that the answer would be the third option: POSITIVE. The type of pressure that is being displayed in the given scenario above is positive peer pressure. Peer pressure can be identified into negative and positive. Negative when this influences someone to do things which would pose bad effects on you. On the other hand, positive peer pressure is the opposite as this influences you to be better. In this case, I can say that it is positive since this would develop the relationship and trust between you and your friend.

    NEGATIVE

Explanation: the correct answer is negative i am sure of this because I took the quiz, and sugary pies are unhealthy so being pressured into eating them inst good.

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