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    Adolescence Child Studies

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    I have chosen to do a child study on my daughter Emily, Emily is currently twenty one month’s however she was born prematurely at thirty-six weeks, Emily had a very difficult birth which resulted in her being born without a pulse, preterm and at a low birth weight, Emily also experience seizers within the first week of life, many test and examinations where done too see if Emily has any long term effect from this traumatic birth, she is currently under paediatric care, but so far Emily is…

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    The general argument made by Newt Gingrich in the article “Let’s End Adolescence” is that we, as a society, need to get rid of the period we refer to adolescence because it is causing us to fall behind other nations and our teenagers to become lazy. According to Gingrich, “once we decide to engage young people in real life, doing real work, earning real money and thereby acquiring real responsibility, we can transform being young in America. And our nation will become more competitive in the…

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    Adolescence can be a very turbulent, trying time of the human lifespan. It is commonly recognized as the developmental period between the ages of 10 and 15, and is where peak growth—both physical and mental—takes place. When it comes to physical development, no two adolescents are the same. Girls tend to hit “growth spurts” before boys their ages do, and thus can be taller than their male counterparts for a time. At the same time, boys’ voices are starting to change to become deeper, and they…

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    underarms and legs and also start wearing a sports bra at the age of 8 because her classmates would bully her. Physical development happens when teens reach the phase of early adolescence between the ages of 11 and 13years. It is normal for teens to compare themselves with other teens and become sensitive and self-conscious…

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    Prenatal to adolescence/early adulthood period has changes Nature and Nurture as well as changes occurring in three broad domains: physical, emotional, cognitive and social. Theorists such as Erikson, Marcia, Piaget, Kohlberg, Perry and their theories on human development help contribute to understanding more of Petes development through conception to adolescence/early adulthood. From the mother perspective, she describes and explains the nature and nurture influences that occurred during Petes…

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    Later Adolescence Autonomy from Parents People ages eighteen to twenty-four are considered later adolescence. One of the key factors in later adolescence is achieving autonomy from parents, which is the gateway to adulthood. Autonomy from parents is achieved when a later adolescent can regulate their own behavior and no longer rely on parents for decision making. One of the main ways this autonomy is achieved is through leaving the family home. The age at which a person leaves their family home…

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    educators have about adolescence, as many think that teenagers go crazy and have raging hormones. What is different about Siegel’s book from other books about adolescence is that the audience is for both adolescents and adults; most books on adolescence focus on only one of those audiences. Siegel writes in a sincere manner, making it easy to read, comprehend, and compare with our own experiences. In Part I, “The Essence of Adolescence,” Siegel states four brain changes during adolescence:…

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    Vaidya (2014) conducted a research on value driven attentional capture (VDAC) in adolescences. This study proves to be important as it describes the underdeveloped cognitive control of adolescence compared to adults. Adolescence is a time of neurobiological and psychological transformation and includes a state of susceptibility. Attentional capture is known to be the involuntary focusing of attention, a trait that adolescence are more likely to have, causing disruptions in attentional…

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    teenager who has had his fair share of trouble growing up, and wants more than anything is for someone to understand him. He wants to be grown, yet he hates everything about the “adult world”. Throughout Catcher in the Rye, Holden's representation of adolescence is shown through his actions, thoughts, and mental mindset. “ It's immaterial to me," she said. "Hey—how old are you, anyhow?"That annoyed me, for some reason.…

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    by gaining insight of the experience of being an African American teen father. This study will allow the African American teen fathers to share their interpretation of their experience as a father. Based on challenges experienced by adolescence during the adolescence stages identified by Erikson earlier work adding parenting to the equation could be a challenge. The field of psychology is a very unique science that explores the human behavior. The use of psychological research provides…

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