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I think one clear example of peer pressure is the pressure to get points for the house a student belongs to. This should pressumably give them some motivation to behave. There is indeed pressure from the other members of a house, since a student will be shunned by other students of his house if he loses them a lot of points, as happened in Harry Potter 1.

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Q: Can you give me specific examples of peer pressure in the Harry Potter novels. Either positive or negative?
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