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    Sommers, one of the challenges that adolescents might face specially girls as they transition to adulthood is the pregnancy at an early age. Mr. Sommers mentions on the video that having a child is very important for many girls. Many girls believe that having a baby at an early age demonstrated that they are already adults (Laureate Education, 2011). Adolescents have to know that having babies at an early age will give them more responsibilities that…

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    Summary: Avery

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    The development of adolescents is one of the most dedicate and interesting concepts in relation to their interactions with themselves and others. Interestingly enough, I am the second youngest of six children; I can personally remember and identify with the issues of adolescents. An excellent real world example of this information is the fictional character Avery from last week’s documentary. I will identify Avery’s interactions with her surroundings, connecting them with personal fable,…

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    thirteen and ends at the age of eighteen. The adolescent stage is said to be the most challenging stage in a person’s life due to the developmental changes whether it is physical, emotional or social changes. It is no secret that adolescents take more risks than children or adults do, statistics proves it but understanding why has left researchers puzzled for decades. In the book, Taking Sides psychology professor Laurence Steinberg believes that the adolescent brain’s ability to reason and…

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    provides us research-based studies that tell us adolescent drinking has increased almost ten percent in the last ten years. The question Silveri attempts to answer is what effects does this have directly on adolescents, and on society as a whole. Is this the effect of underlying factors such as alcohol being easier to obtain by adolescents or even an increase in depression by adolescents? Additionally Silveri discusses the types of harms adolescent drinking has directly the brain. Silveri solely…

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    d/Deaf Adolescent Females; A Call to Action” It is widely recognized that the adolescent years are a crucial time frame in personal development. There much to be learned by, and many risks to, individuals going through this stage between childhood and adulthood. Many programs, support systems, and information outlets are present, geared towards promoting the health, safety and well-being of adolescent individuals. But, how accessible and helpful are these resources for d/Deaf adolescents? This…

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    are many programs that exist to better assist adolescents in communicating effectively. This program will provide education to adolescents how to communicate effectively with family members, peers, and community leaders as well as building trust to sustain those relationships. As well had providing information to their families on how they can support the adolescent through this process such as being transparent and actively listening to the adolescent. This program will place an emphasis on…

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    3 Review of Literature Introduction Adolescents of the present day face many more choices, burdens and demands than earlier days. It may be related to managing one?s own emotions and feelings, developing an individual identity, resisting peer pressure, building interpersonal relationships, adjusting to changing roles and responsibilities, or gaining informations on education services and managing academic pressures. These demands and burdens not only give them autonomy, but also lead to…

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    which opened in 1824, was the first adolescent place of change in the United States. This was the first endeavor to house adolescent guilty parties in a different office and different States, as Maryland, would soon go with the same pattern. In 1899, Cook County in the State of Illinois built up the first adolescent court. Inside of 30 years, basically the greater part of the states had set up adolescent courts. Until the late 1960's, youth in the adolescent court framework did not have…

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    Internet Censorship

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    tremendous growth in recent year, especially among the adolescents. The skeptical validity of the information available on the internet has brought to the concern on whether internet censorship should be implement. While the advocates welcome the measure with the belief that it helps protect adolescents from the misguidance and bullying from the use of internet, the critics argue that this measure is a hindrance to the development and freedom of adolescents. This paper examines both the…

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    significant. Overall, the major risk of adolescent survivors was psychological issues like depression, substance use, and alcohol abuse even after controlling for exposure to other violent events. Unfortunate, these risks lend support to the growing literature on the uniqueness of homicide survivorship (Rheingold et al., 2012). Specifically, one in ten adolescents was criminal homicide survivors. This result highlights the importance of assessing and addressing adolescents who have experienced…

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