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    of intimacy develops and changes. He states that in middle childhood, ones needs are hat they need peers and need to be accepted by peers (Steinberg, 2011). Jack supports this theory as his whole life, including middle-childhood; he wanted to be accepted by his peers. Sullivan’s theory also stated that in preadolescence, there is a need for intimacy and consensual validation from same sex peers (Steinberg, 2011). Jack also supports this theory because in preadolescence, he got invited to a…

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    In “The Waltz of Sociability: Intimacy, Dislocation, and Friendship in a Quebec High School”, Vered Amit-Talai the author examines the consequences of impermanence of youth peer relations from high school and its affect on adolescent development. Adolescent is the period of life that involves extensive change, and guidance may be required to help form right traits. Through her investigation, she got insightful results about concepts that include lives of youth’s availability, confiscation…

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    The Social Networking Era

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    Teens and young adults are prone to peer pressure, especially while they are in school. They let their friends pressure them into doing things that could be potentially harmful or hurtful to themselves or to others. They believe that their peers will accept or respect them if they complete the actions that they are pressured into doing. Other times they do it to attempt to impress their friends…

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    is going to show the audience how easily a person can be pressured into taking drugs by peers and how it can be avoided. Through this character we will also be showing the audience the dangers of drugs and what can happen if they are taken. We thought that it would be best to portray Zac as a…

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    desire for attention of older boys, and peer pressure from friends. Coming of Age Too Early: Pubertal Influences on Girls’ Vulnerability to Psychological Distress, written by Xiaojia Ge, Rand D. Conger, and Glen H. Elder Jr. explores some similar situations and topics experienced by Connie and through scientific studies explains what may be going on in Connie’s…

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    The Attachment Theory

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    2016). At first, Haslett denied that the incident ever happened, however later admitted to his reckless actions. The highest penalty Haslett will face is a $425 fine issued by the TTC bylaws. The motivation of the university student steams from the peer culture he surrounds himself with, young adults who focus on the reward of their actions. The reward in this case, is the recognition and awe-affect that allow Haslett to justify his rebellious act of riding on the back of a rapid moving train.…

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    Peer influences; nevertheless, seem to be further significant in adolescence. Juvenile aggression has revealed that exposure to violent or criminal peers, way past the influence of family, are stronger determinants of violence among juveniles. Social learning theory clarifies the beginning of unexpected and criminal actions, but it can also clarify modification into compliant behaviors. Extremely aggressive juveniles may suppose antagonism from peers and selectively pay attention…

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    graduating from medical school; his children furthered his enthusiasm in determining the surge in dopamine (DP) and other hormones led to the intense neural rewiring within their brains. Siegel (2013) believed the increase desire to connect with other peers motivate adolescents to purse creative and novel experiences. Although the adolescent brain is highly flexible and adaptable, the early limbic system maturity, the protracted…

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    addressed in their articles. The first stressed the importance of peer influence for English language learners, the second, addressed the need for professional development so teachers will be properly prepared to teach this growing demographic, and the third,…

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    given me a sense of belonging to a couple of different groups. Well of course I feel a sense of belonging to my family, but I also feel a since of belonging to my family friends and groups that my family are involved in. I also feel an acceptance by my church I go to because since my parents took me there as a child, I’ve become a part of the church and the people in it. Sometimes though my family made me feel like I wouldn’t be accepted by my peers because we all have those parents that try to…

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