Situations where negative peer pressure is commonly felt include all of the following except:
a. drugs, alcohol, and tobacco use
b. truancy and academic dishonesty
c. sexual activity
d. studying in a group for a test

The right answer is D. studying in a group for a test.

Working in a group can be very useful in some situations. For example, to study a part of subject that you do not understand, or to explain to others what they did not understand and so put into practice your knowledge, which will allow you to check your mastery of the subject.

Studying in groups can be complementary, and can be more effective, but for that you have to respect some principles, otherwise you can see the opposite effect:

1. Form a group with people who want to study

2. Let everyone have their specialty

3. Share the notes

4. Help each other

5. Ask yourself before the test