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Peer Policing

When members monitor and report each other to maintain control

  • You worry a friend will report you for dressing differently or asking the wrong questions.

  • You feel like you have to be on guard at all times because someone might be watching.

Potential clinical implications (especially in high control settings)

  • Social anxiety or paranoia may develop.

  • True thoughts and behaviors may be concealed to avoid repercussions.

  • Trust in community settings may be diminished, even in safe environments.

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