There are good and bad social influences someone encounters himself or herself during their lifetime. These groups tend to have different social norms that they value and others that they consider to be deviant. Popularity, in most cases, is not linked to positive behaviors; usually it tends to have others have an inflated distorted ideal of what it is that others believe is praised from an individuals actions. Being well liked and being popular fall into two different spectrums that some tend to confuse, causing them to believe that social appraisal, despite involving very negative behaviors is something positive. The theory of planed behavior gives a well insight as to why the “popular” group tend to engage in these negative behaviors and
