As kids, we were all taught that peer pressure is a bad thing, but is it really? In this TED talk, Tristan Datoc challenges the common negative perception of peer pressure and instead argues that peer pressure is essential to personal growth.
Tristan Datoc is a high school student who has has a unique perspective on peer pressure and its possible benefits.
Facilitator: Kishor Moorthy
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