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    parents should be doing this or not has been getting very controversial in the past few years. All parents of course want the best for their kids, but tutoring them this early in their lifetime is hurting them more than ever. In the article, “Are Adults Hurting Young Children by Pushing Them to Achieve?”, written by Katherine Schulten, let’s you see how this is affecting one's childhood. Parents pushing their children to achieve has gotten worse and worse over the years. What parents are doing…

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    Most cultures around the world have a designated age their youth must reach to be considered a legal adult. The age when a teen is seen as an adult is often dependant upon a culture’s beliefs. In America, it is believed that at age eighteen, one becomes a legal adult. As a legal adult in American society one earns the right to go into combat, take part in elections, purchase cigarettes, get a tattoo or piercing without parental consent, and fill out legal documentation without a parent’s…

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    particularly the most vulnerable. Which includes passing a comprehensive immigration reform bill, create supportive community environment and raise awareness about the negative effects of discrimination. McLeigh, J.D., & Boberience, L. V. (2014). Young adults in conflict: Confident but struggling, networked but disconnected. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 86(6),…

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    Really an Adult?” she uses a series of true life accounts to attempt to define when a person becomes an adult and what defines adulthood. She begins with the real life example of Henry David Thoreau and catches the attention of the reader by leading them down the path that she is talking about a current day young man. However, when she reveals she is talking of a young man of years past it is obvious that many different generations struggle with the definition and thought of being an adult.…

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    Becoming an Adult Adulthood is the time in which a person becomes intellectually, emotionally, and physically capable of living life. It takes a lot of practice to grow up, and one may make many mistakes and face many consequences before he or she becomes an adult. “To Sir John Lade, on His Coming of Age”, by Samuel Johnson and “When I Was One-and-Twenty”, by A.E. Housman are both poems about a twenty one year old coming of age. Johnson describes the coming of age by using a twenty year old man…

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    elements is a relationship status. Positive relationships with significant others in one’s adult years have been found to contribute to a state of well-being. This means that if one is having a loving relationship, there’s a good chance that they are really happy. It is challenging to find and maintain a perfect relationship. Another element is when a young adult moves away from their home. If a young adult moves away from their home at the right time, then they can receive many benefits. For…

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    The Struggle of Becoming an Adult: Marcus Aurelius’ “On Getting Out of Be Marcus Aurelius wrote “On Getting out of Bed” from his book “Meditations”. This piece is a an effective motivational strategy that cues memories of receiving support and encouragement towards others. Basically, Aurelius reminds us that life isn’t just about feeling good or wasting time being inattentive. As a human we were made to experience different things. Nature demands that we must contribute something to this world…

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    War Changed Him Henry is a young man when he starts his journey as a soldier in the novel “Red Badge of Courage”. Throughout his time in the Civil War he learns more about himself than he would have ever imagined. A transition from teenager to being considered a man is a one that can be hard to grasp and confirm. For Henry he took a big step as a young man to participate in the Civil War.For such a generally young person it must have been a huge wake-up call for Henry to realize that his…

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    through a qualitative analysis to discover the perceptions of persons ages 17-25, classifying this age group as emerging adults, who were recovering from substance abuse and had a concurrent mental health disorder regarding the achievement of adulthood. Goodman et al. provide a brief review of literature findings reporting previous researchers have identified the needs of emerging adults differ from those who have reached adulthood. Citing several other works (Adams, Knopf, & Park, 2014;…

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    In fifty years, when I reach age seventy, I hope to have broken the sterotype of an elderly lady. The majority of older adults suffer from the sterotype of ageism, which is a prejudice against others because of their age. Society usually precieves older adults as incaple of many things including thinking clear and contributing to the community. (Santrock) The steroptype will most likely discourage me and lower my self-esteem, but there are a variety of outlooks I can have to improve my well…

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