Concept:Peer pressure is the influence that people of the same age or social group exert on one another, affecting their beliefs, values, and actions.
Explanation:The cartoon shows an interaction among individuals who appear to be equals or members of the same peer group.
In Civic Education, such an interaction often leads to a change in attitude or behaviour due to the influence of one person on another.
This influence may be positive or negative, but the key effect is that it shapes the decisions and conduct of the people involved.
Mass mobilization refers to organising large groups for a cause, while popular participation means involvement in civic affairs.
Pressure group refers to organised associations that influence government policy.
None of these directly describe the personal, informal influence seen among peers in the cartoon.
Therefore, the effect captured is best described as peer pressure.
Answer:C. peer pressure
