Question

when dealing with social situations and peer pressure, which is a primary reason a person would be reluctant to report a negative incident?

• concern about losing friends
• concern about drawing attention
• concern over negotiation skills
• concern about financial consequences

Explanation:

In social situations with peer pressure, the fear of losing friends (due to not conforming or reporting a negative incident that might involve peers) is a primary reason for reluctance. Concern about drawing attention is more about self - exposure, negotiation skills are not relevant here, and financial consequences are unrelated to typical peer - related social reluctance.

Answer:

A. concern about losing friends