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    The term lurking is when someone views social media feeds without posting. 2. What sites are the “frontlines” of social aggression toward other teens? The sites that are “frontlines” of social aggression toward other teens is Instagram and Twitter. 3. What are “Sins of Omission”? “Sins of Omission” is intentionally excluding peers just to hurt them. An example, of this would be not tagging a friend on a photo that they post on a social media site. 4. What is the biggest source of…

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    their phones that cellphones have become a major distraction in their daily lives. Mary Eastham, a community representative on the Board of ACROSS Te Kotahitanga O Te Wairua, discusses in her essay, “Healing the Wounded Adolescent”, how cellphones have affected the way adolescents communicate with their parents. She argues that “The cellphone seemed more like an appendage to their bodies than a tool of a communication. It is with them at all times—day and night, disturbing their concentration on…

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    been established by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the American Heart Association (AHA) for children and adolescents. Based on these guidelines, it is suggested that children between the ages of 9 and 13 consume 3 cups of milk, 5 ounces (oz) of lean meat or beans, and 1.5 cups of fruit each day. Because of physiological differences between males and female adolescents, nutrient requirements are divided by gender after the age of 9 (Grodner, Escott-Stump, & Dorner, 2016, p. 212)…

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    In the case that an adolescent commits a crime, we face the question: “Should he or she be tried as a child or as an adult?”. This paper argues that the adolescent should be tried as a child due the brain structure similarities between a child and an adolescent; however, each case should be analyzed on an individual basis. Adolescents are lacking specific brain regions that play a critical role in granting the adolescent the ability to make good, moral judgments. Such regions include the…

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    Rachael Morrison Mr. Reilly 2A European Literature 7 March 2016 Self-Mutilation in Homeless Adolescents Among adolescents who are experiencing homelessness, there is a risk of self-mutilation, this may be different for adolescents who experience an easier home life because of the many negative causes that lead to self-mutilation among homeless adolescents. According to the following researchers, adolescents who experience homelessness tend to have higher chances of experiencing self-harm…

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    Acne vulgaris, a disease of the skin affecting approximately ten percent of the global population, is the most common dermatologic condition on the planet. Although acne can affect individuals of different ages, it is most common in adolescents (Spencer & Ferdowsian & Barnard, 2009). The condition consists of blockage and inflammation of the pilosebaceous unit (Danby, 2011). In other words, it is due to the hyperactivity of the sebaceous, or oil glands in the skin that become plugged and…

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    of music, ranging from harmonic a cappella to head-banging heavy metal, and everything in between. Many teens spend most of their days with their headphones on, their favorite songs blasting straight into their ears, fuelling their angst-filled adolescent affections. They shut out the world around them and let the songs resonate with them, and they form a deep connection to the music; a connection far deeper than any made with mere words and phrases. Music is jam-packed with raging emotions…

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    Einstein once stated, “Technological progress is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal.” This quote from 1800s-1900s has become even more relevant in the 21st century, because of the advancing popularity in social media platforms. Adolescents are mainly exposed to modern media sites because they’re growing up in a time where technology is advancing rapidly. Advocates of social media platforms claim that the internet is what connects the world together; it is an efficient and…

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    The article that I chose is called “Adolescent sexuality and the media”. It is based on how sexual content in the media have affected group of individuals. However, after reading the article I do agree with psychologists that sexual content on the media have affected numerous individuals. Psychologists have come with several researches to provide evidence. Media has impacted many people’s lives. I wasn’t skeptical about initially hearing the findings. Modern media is just like the…

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    The Effects of Sports Media Coverage on Adolescents These days the media has a heavy influence on the perceptions, aspirations, and beliefs of the public. This effect is especially true in the lives of adolescents and the media coverage of celebrities and sports stars. One can easily witness the nonstop coverage of all the details, both professional and personal, of the world’s top athletes. Media outlets recognize that a large portion of the American population is younger, and that they have…

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