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    Celebrity Influence

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    influences a teen’s behavior. If one were to listen to an artist whose music is full of profanity and vulgar language, more than likely that teen will follow what that artist is promoting. For example, a lot of young girls today look up to the musician Nicki Minaj; some even think of her as the hip hop version of Lady Gaga, another well known teen idol. If the teens that look up to her as a role model were to hear one of her songs full of sexually explicit lyrics, then that young girl would…

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    Emile Durkheim once said, "Crime brings together honest men and concentrates them." Social integration Drug addiction, gang violence, and teen pregnancy are all examples of things seen to be negative lifestyles. Social integration is how people in a group interact connect with one another, and the impacts they leave on each other. The groups can be positively impacting groups to our society, or negatively impacting groups to our society. Despite if the group has negative or positive impact on…

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    What distinguishes a teen from a child or an adult? Sometimes it is hard to tell. Adolescents need supervision, guidance, and structure just as children do. But they also need independence as do adults. So what makes a teen a teen? There are many qualities adolescents have that distinguishes them from both childhood and adulthood. The film The Spectacular Now can be used as a case study to explore five such characteristics. These characteristics are physical development, risk-taking over…

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    Rusty aluminum ceiling, dirt floor, wooden door and a thin layer of brick wall was the last place I could remember, the place where I called home before moving far away to another country. At the age of six, I was adjusting to a lifestyle of waking up to rooster cries and sleeping to the sound crickets. And to staying outside until nightfall without worries. All that disappear on a September day where I have no memory of except for waking up to another country to be introduce to people I’ve…

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    Negative Body Image

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    Despite efforts to educate the importance of healthy eating and active lifestyles, negative body image is a rising concern among teens in today’s society. Statistics show that almost 80% of the teenage girls studied in a recent survey fall within the healthy weight range, but only less than 50% saw their weight as "ideal". Body Image can be defined as the perception, both conscious and unconscious, of one's own body and physical dimensions (Disordered Eating). Negative body image is to have a…

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    Nearly one-third of teen girls who have dropped out of high school cite early pregnancy or parenthood as a key reason. Only 40 percent of teen moms finish high school, and less than two percent of teen mothers (those who have a baby before age 18) finish college by age 30.” (p. 1) The statistics are even higher for though who are considered a minority. With the ever increasing demand for teens to finish high school pursue a college education, it is very important for teens to understand how…

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    Start Time In High School

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    times may vary depending on one’s location and lifestyle. The National Center for Education Statistics reports that in America, most range from anywhere between 7:00 to 9:30 AM. In San Diego, the average start time is 7:30 AM according to a study conducted by KPBS. These early start times take quite a toll on teens, both mentally and physically. Some extreme results of early start times may include conditions such as obesity and depression. San Diego teens are at a large risk for these…

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    driving age in increased that will decrease the number of accidents; it can be caused by shortage of experiences, not focusing on the road and using mobile phones while driving. There are countries that allow teenagers to drive at the age of 16, but teens in other countries can only drive at the age of eighteen. Driving at the age less than 21 should continue because it gives kids a feeling of self-rule and freedom. First of all, increasing the driving age helps decrease death rate of…

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    audience. Many teens see and believe that they must look a certain way in order to be notice or feel securely about themselves. Unknowingly, they start to consciously compare themselves to another girl or boy while inadvertently losing their entire…

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    Lizzy a 19year old student created “Cerulean Butterfly”, one of so many websites that openly discusses and sometimes approves with anorexia and other eating disorders. Lizzy has been anorexic sing 2002 and she believes that eating disorder is a lifestyle choice not a disease. Lizzy landed in the hospital having her weight dropped 88LBS , she wrote on her site “I was surrounded by the skinniest people I had ever seen can we say envy.” Welcome to the underground world of Pro-Ana, where people with…

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