Teenage pregnancy

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    teenagers are at their prime reproductively. The human body is designed to produce and deliver children during the teenage years. The problem is that humans do not reach their peak emotional maturity until around twenty-five, and the vast majority of teenagers are not financially independent. This confliction inspired sex education programs in hopes of reducing the rate of teenage pregnancy. The development of these programs then spurred the development of two different approaches;…

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    there are about 16 million girls ages fifteen to nineteen that give birth each year? There is a generational cycle of teen pregnancy and it is the repeated cycle of teenage pregnancy that happens every year. The generational cycle of teen pregnancy happens all the time because of the influence from media, peers, and the lack of knowledge about the consequences of teen pregnancy. Drugs/alcohol can also increase a teen’s risk of becoming a parent because it worsens their decision making skills…

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    enhance the lives in this particular town is through prevention, conducted by a Preventionist. Prevention concentrates on keeping an issue or problem from occurring (McElhaney & Barton, 1995). The issue in this case study is the high rate of teen pregnancy after the decline of the economy in the town. I will discuss a prevention plan along with the role of the Preventionist. I will then discuss three skills necessary for a Preventionist to be successful. Prevention Applied to Case Study The…

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    S. Kearney and Phillip B. Levine explains and incorporates the findings that links both income inequality and rates of teenage childbirth. The authors point out that poor girls who live in places with a high level of inequality are more likely to be teen parents. Rich add in a statistic stating a teenage girl in Mississippi is four times more likely to give birth than a teenage girl in New Hampshire. This statistic proves Rich’s point that was stated earlier in his findings. Inequality makes…

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    something go wrong then they won’t know what to do; they will more than likely take the easy way out which would be abortion. By offering free birth control and better educate not just women, but men on sex then we can decrease the amount of unintended pregnancies which could cause the abortion rate to lower. A nationwide program that educates young people of all races and sexualities how to practice safe sex is a better solution than a health class that has a curriculum that varies state to…

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    Babies born as result of a repeat teen pregnancy are even more likely to be born premature—early and at a low birth weight. Declining teen pregnancy rates are thought to be attributed to more effective birth control practice, newer methods of birth control (e.g., long-acting, reversible contraception), and decreased sexual activity among teens. Still, teenage pregnancy rates remain high and approximately 1 million teenage girls become pregnant each year in the United States and about 13 percent…

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    agreement ends however is on the question of should mtv promote more of a positive look on teen pregnancies. I agree that 16 and pregnant does help prevent teenage pregnancies by showing how difficult it is learning how to raise a baby while you still have school work, still learning about life and not a full income, a point that needs emphasizing since so many people believe that it just makes teen pregnancy popular that it already is. By focusing on just pregancy, people overlook the deeper…

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    parenthood have and will continue to expand. If a woman chooses to be active sexually she should take personal precautions instead of relying soling on their partner. Many societal and personal issues such as sexually active women with unplanned pregnancies,…

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    Media Deviant Analysis

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    Our society deems teenage pregnancy as a deviant act and the show, “Teen Mom” aims to keep that standard. Teen pregnancy is deviant because these girls are failing to engage in behavior that we perceive as normal for 16-year old girls. Many people think teen pregnancy is deviant just in behavior, however many people also see this as a deviant act against religion. Teen mothers who are walking…

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    sex and the consequences of it. If teenagers were educated enough about sexual intercourse than it would decrease the chances of pregnancy and diseases. For one thing, sex education classes would create a great impact on teen pregnancy if it was taught in every school around the country. Teaching students about abstinence and contraception plays a major part in the pregnancy rates. Although a mass of teens and adults believe that “...providing young people with a strong abstinence message is…

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