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From an ethical and social perspective, positive stress highlights how society often places pressure on teenagers to perform in school, sports, and social situations, which can be beneficial in moderation but harmful if excessive or unsupported; ethically, it raises concerns about balancing expectations with wellbeing, while socially it shows how peer and academic pressure can shape how teens respond to stress, either using it to grow or becoming overwhelmed.