Effective Identification of Communication Barriers
This journal studies the obligation and the undertakings that gay couples always go through with regards to the socio-legal studies. This study by Kathleen E. Hull in the United States culminates to the advancements in fair political sociology of same-sex relationships. The main theme of this project is to delineate the linkage between politics, culture and law. The author used interviews. as the research method where he gathered information concerning public commitment to gay and lesbian marriages. 71 individuals were…...
AdolescenceCommunicationCommunication BarriersHealth
Sexual Messages and Images Available to Teenagers Via the Media
According to the American pediatric academy, teenagers spend about 7 hours each day with various kinds of media. Those media contain sexual messages and images. Television is the most dominant medium for all adolescents and around 75% of programs transmitted contain sexual content. Advertisements frequently use sex to make more sales. Women are portrayed in suggestive clothing or nude. These ads may seem funny or harmless, but they end to degrade or devalue sex. Music is another primary source of…...
AdolescenceHuman SexualitySex EducationSexual Health
The Negative Impact of Cellphone Use in School
As the addiction of cell phones among the current generation has been on the rise, many have argued that cell phones negatively impact our society Mariano Choliz and Jack Tessier conducted studies to determine exactly how cell phones have affected the lives of citizens Research conducted by Mariano Choliz at the University of Valencia in Valencia, Spain found that adolescents between the ages of 12 and 18 commonly experience Mobile Phone Dependency; however, Jack Tessier’s study conducted at the State…...
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A Study of the Issues of Today: Teenage Pregnancy
Todays society is different from that of fifty years ago. One reason for this change is when our parents were entering adolescence, they were taught to respect family values. For example, the stigma that an unwed, pregnant teen carried then would be disastrous for both the family and her today. However, society rewards these same teens-in the eyes of some- with free medical care, childcare, housing, food and education. Ironically, this may actually encourage pregnancy among teenagers. Although every child…...
AdolescencePregnancyTeenage Pregnancy
An Essay on Teenage Pregnancy
While many teens that decide to have pre-marital sex never become pregnant, some are not as fortunate. Teen pregnancy has become all too common this day and time. Some teens think it will not happen to them and do not use necessary precautions to protect against it. There are several causes for teen pregnancy and the effects can be life changing. Several causes for teen pregnancy are: the need for affection, acceptance, and unprotected sex. One may have a poor…...
AdolescenceSocial IssuesTeenage Pregnancy
The Cultural Factors Contributing to the Rise of Teenage Pregnancy in Society
Teenage pregnancy is a growing social problem in a society today. It is defined as a teenage girl, usually within the ages of 13 to 19, becoming pregnant. The term in everyday talking usually refers to girls who have not reached legal adulthood, which varies across the world, who become pregnant. It is a health issue that has an effect on all of us. A child having a baby as a teenager is more likely to face critical social factors…...
AdolescenceReinforcementTeenage Pregnancy
The Future of the World in George Orwell’s 1984 and Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World
1984 and A Brave New World the authors explain how society is always evolving in a multitude of ways, and in ways that do not live up to the world's standard. Postman goes into detail to explain how the two stories explore the fears of what our world may come to. In reality society has to accept that the world will change drastically eventually, just as it has changed for over hundreds of years in the past. Postman provided intriguing…...
AdolescenceBrave New WorldCulture
The Justifications of Paternalistic Policies in New Zealand
Paternalism in relation to public policy refers to the interference of the government or state with a person's life without their consent, and such actions are motivated by a claim to protect the person coerced or targeted from self-inflicted harm, as a result of their uncertain choices and preferences.1 This essay discusses the two justifications of paternalistic policies based on Gerald Dworking's studies, in which he indicated that paternalism can only be justified if i) dangerous decisions are involved, have…...
AdolescenceHealthNew Zealand
Sex Hormones Influence on the Difference Between Male and Female Anatomy
The various factors, which account for the difference in male anatomy as compared to that of female anatomy is the sex hormones, the personal meaning of human sexuality, and the personality psychology pertaining sexuality. These factors contribute to the difference that occurs in males and females anatomy. According to Craig, "females should be taught about their anatomy early in their life, to get used to their anatomy (Hill 28).” The implications of the lack of early knowledge on later sexuality…...
AdolescenceAnatomyConfidence
Esperanza’s Maturity in House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros
Through eloquence and observation, the story of Esperanza depicts a young girl’s maturity in regard to community, culture, identity, and feminism. She is instantly unique from other children, as her journal-like diction creates a vivid picture of the community on Mango Street. In a transformation from childhood to adolescence, Esperanza’s quest for self- identity is guided by her undying tenacity to escape the tight grip of poverty and the expected roles of women in society Esperanza’s use of writing gradually…...
AdolescenceChildGenderMango
The Rat Poison for the Dinner
Secondhand smoke is the third largest preventable cause of death in the United States. behind regular smoking and Alcohol use. Cigarette smoke contains 4.000 substances, With 400 of them are toxins and 40 of them have been proven to cause cancer. Some of the substances in cigarette smoke are arsenic. rat poison. lead. nickel. and chromium. 53.000 people die a year from secondhand smoke. Restaurant should be nonsmoking because second-hand smoke is dangerous. People who dont smoke do not want…...
AdolescenceHealthPoisonSmoking
A Discussion on the Importance of Self-Discipline and Persistence in Times of Difficulty
Freedom is the ability to make a choice. Thus, a person will always have freedom. However even though everyone can make a choice, if the choice they make is something difficult, or something that they don’t want to do out of laziness, then it requires discipline and persistence to continue following their choice. If the path that a person wants to walk becomes difficult to travel upon, discipline is essential, If discipline hasn’t been developed, people will be more likely…...
AdolescenceDisciplinePsychologySelf Discipline
Increased Risk Of Identity Theft
Online social media has gained tremendous growth and popularity around the world and has attracted a lot of researchers around the world. Teenagers are the most enthusiastic users of this site, althotlgh every generation could accept the changes brought about by social networks. A variety of research in the field of online social networks has revealed that this site has a significant impact on the lives of young people, Teenagers affects positively or negatively when using sites like Twitter, Facebook,…...
AdolescenceCommunicationIdentity TheftSocial Media
One of The Greatest Mysteries of the Mind is Nature Versus Nurture
A summary of periodic novel from WW II which revolves around two characters; Werner Pfenning and Marie Laure. Marie Laure was blind, and she lived with her father in Paris. When war started Marie and her father traveled to Saint-Malo, to stay with Marie’s uncle. Her father left Marie with her uncle and went to London. While Werner Pfenning was 12-year-old boy who lives in a coal-mine town in Germany. He lives with his sister in an orphanage. They found…...
AdolescenceNature Vs NurturePsychologyScience
Let Them Make Their Own Choices
The younger generation want a voice in our politics, but should there be an age restriction? Yes, there should be. People who arent legal adults shouldn't be able to choose the future of their country. The human brain isnt fully developed until age 25, kids don't know enough about politics, and their choices are heavily based off of what they hear and read from others. In a reach study that took place at the University of Rochester Medical Center showed…...
AdolescenceChoicesPsychologySocial Media
A Look at Car Accidents Involving Teen Drivers
Every 16-year-old potential driver cannot wait for the day that their license is placed into their hands. To them, its the ticket to freedom. What most teens do not think of, however, is that they will then hold their lives and the lives of everyone in their car in their hands. According to Kemper Insurance Co., car accidents are the number one killer of teens. Why is this? Some say that 16-year- old drivers are too inexperienced to be able…...
AdolescenceCar AccidentDrunk Driving
An Analysis of the Teenage Pregnancy
Each year more than one million teenagers become pregnant between the ages of 15-19. In 1990 a study was taken and was found that, the rate of teen pregnancy was 74% for every 1000 teens, 45% results in conceived babies, 27% results in abortion, 28% in miscarriage. By the age 19, 8% will be white teen pregnancy, 19% will be black teen pregnancy, 13% will be Hispanics. It is a known fact that the United States has the highest pregnancy…...
AdolescenceSexualityTeenage Pregnancy
A Study on the Causes of Teenage Pregnancy in Sri Lanka
The goal of this study is to identify the risk factors that contribute to teenage pregnancy at a setting inn Sri-Lanka. The study was carried out in three districts in Sri-Lanka; Colombo, Batticaloa, and Anuradhapura. These districts were selected because they are the ones that represented highest rates of teenage pregnancy. Within each of these districts, the three health administrative areas that had high teenage pregnancies were added in the study. The Medical Officer of Health (MOH) divisions were the…...
AdolescencePregnancyTeenage Pregnancy
Censorship of Nudity in America
The topic of my essay is censorship and how it is viewed in America. Specifically, how nudity is considered taboo in America when compared to other countries, namely European countries, but violence is not. Nudity in America is an important, researchable topic because it is a widely talked about subject that is rich in sources, could potentially answer questions about other problems in America such as its high teen pregnancy rate, and I am very passionate about issues such as…...
AdolescenceCensorshipCultureReason
African American Discrimination: Socioeconomic Downfall
People say that actions speak louder than words. Yet, I believe that words hold just as much power as the action that people choose to take. The words of others have the power to affect the view that you share of the world and the views that you have of yourself as a person, Throughout my experience of life I have found that, I take into consideration, the words of others, I was also found that the words of others…...
AdolescenceDiscriminationOppressionPolitics
A Discussion on Human Sexuality
Human sexuality is as complex, diverse, and controversial a subject as any, Often, our introductions to the topic as inquisitive adolescents are tediously filtered into euphemisms such as the “birds and the bees" so as to avoid corrupting the innocence of youth, Some may be told of grandiose yet implausible tales of elegant birds delivering babies to stifle rather than satisfy curiosityt These humorous and prohibitive approaches are functions of sexual culture as it pertains to technology, socioeconomic status, and…...
AdolescenceChildFamilyHuman Sexuality
Young, Racial Profiling in the Short Story Don’t Mess with Tanya by Ken Tangvik
In the short story Don’t Mess With Tonya by Ken Tangvik, we experience a glimpse of young, racial profiling with both Tanya, a young African American teen, and Anthony who moved to America when he was ten years old, These two characters both grew up being bullied by others because of who they were. This story is very relatable due to the fact that I was too bullied when I moved to America. Apparently having an accent, in high school,…...
AdolescenceBullyingRacial ProfilingRacism
The Impact of Social Media on Billions of Lives
Three billion people, around 40% of the world’s population, use social media and spend an average of two hours every day sharing, liking, tweeting, and updating on social platforms. Without question, social media has had a profound impact on billions of lives. Our lives have become increasingly more public as we all share information on a variety of networks. As seen in Appendix A, “over 78% of the U.S population has a social network profile. This behavioral shift has reverberating…...
AdolescenceSocial MediaSocial Media Addiction
Strain Theory in Affluent Youth
Robert Merton’s strain theory is very compelling in illustrating what causes criminality and most evidence supporting this theory is focused on strain in low income communities. On the other end of the socioeconomic extreme, strain theory provides convincing evidence as the cause of criminality in affluent adolescence in many ways similar to underprivileged adolescence. However, an inverse strain theory explains criminality due to lack of strain in affluent adolescence in isolation, pressures of achievement, and peer influence. The most interesting…...
AdolescenceHealthPsychologyRole Model
The Definition of Companionate and Passionate Love in Relationships
The definition of love is a very subjective and personal thing for each individuali Many people live their lives in the hope of connecting with other people whose definitions line up with their own, as we all have different values and expectations However, it is indisputable that all love falls into one of two categories. The first is passionate love, the type that is romanticized from the time we are young Passionate love, or romantic love, is "a state of…...
AdolescenceHomosexualityLovePsychology
An Essay on the Issue of Teenage Pregnancy in America
Teenage pregnancy has become the biggest issue not only in the US, but all around the world. Nowadays we can see pregnant teen girls even/where. As we say teenage girls. we mean girls at the age of thirteen up to sixteen, And this problem is a growing problem in America. Teenage mother often drop out of school and end up on welfare. barely able to support their child. Sometimes, teenagers bodies that give birth are not ready to handle the…...
AdolescenceChildhoodPsychologyTeenage Pregnancy
Homework Should Be Extra Credit
Everyday kids will complain about attending their local prison ward, also known as school, and claim that homework is the primary cause for global warming and deforestation. Disregarding the potential adverse environmental aspects, homework is notorious for causing students to experience stress, a lack of balance, and even alienation from society. Yet, homework trains students to acquire basic skills of responsibility, time management, perseverance, and selfresteem. These skills are the foundation for a child’s success into the adult world, However,…...
AdolescenceEducationHomeworkPsychology
The Positive and Negative Impacts of The Outsiders, a Book by S. E. Hinton
In today’s generation schools and parents want their kids to be as safe as can be, even when they are not around them. Parents do not want their kid reading something that can be related to violence, or drugs and alcohol as well as sexual content. Libraries in schools have separated many books that could in fact be dangerous to teenagers and kids in this generation as well as society. But is it really safe? ls it safe to keep…...
AdolescenceTeacherThe OutsidersViolence
Why The Outsiders Should Be Read by Students–Not Banned
Did you know that at Dutchess Day School the eighth graders read a book that is on the banned, censored, and challenged book list? The Outsiders by SE. Hinton has been banned in some schools for gang violence, slang, bad language, smoking underage, and drinking underage. The Outsiders is a fictitious novel about a fourteen-year—old named Ponyboy who has grown up in a gang. Throughout the book, Ponyboy fights. smokes. and talks about his friends drinking underage. I believe that…...
AdolescenceHealthThe OutsidersViolence
Ponyboy as a Hero in The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton
The Outsiders by S.EtHinton is a great book, and I really enjoyed reading it, This is because I learned how different life can be for other people. In the book we saw how people became heroes and how enemies became friends. I also saw how we don’t have to follow the crowd in making decisions like Ponyboyt While reading this book we learned that no matter how terrible our living conditions are we shouldn’t give up in pursuing our dreams.…...
AdolescenceBullyingThe OutsidersViolence
The Interesting and Exciting Times of Being a Teenager
The teenage years are probably the most interesting and exciting times in our lives. They're the times when we start exploring the world around us, the times we grow up, and the times where we try and see who we really are going to be in the world. We always want adult privileges without the responsibilities that come with them —- and on top of that. these years are so full of emotions, changing identities, and personal development As the…...
AdolescenceEducationPsychologyTime
The Light of Friendship That Burned Out
The thought of growing up seemed exhilarating. I could not wait to experience what the world had to offer, but at a young age the multitude of obstacles that would rear their ugly heads throughout adolescence were invisible to my unexperienced brain. Regardless of the magnitude, everyone in life faces several conflicts that mold them into the person they are. Losing my best friend changed me in more ways than imaginable, landing itself number one on my list of the…...
AdolescenceExperienceFriendshipPsychology
The Social Impact of Technology on the Real Meaning of Friendship
Imagine if you have a friend online that chat's with you every day but they stay on online for almost 40 or more that is compared to the people who work per week. Some people say technology is destroying friendship and other say that they can build up friendships because the teens are spending more time on the social media. Technology is destroying our friendship because teens are confronting the screen too much time when they hang out with there…...
AdolescenceCommunicationFriendshipSocial Media
The Problem of Bullying Against LGBTQ Students
“Bullying towards LGBTQ students, that's what I would like to write about.” The bell had just rung for the first day of my journalism class. About twenty of us sat around in a circle discussing article topics for our upcoming print edition newspaper. No topic was that important enough to be wasting more than half the class just talking about. However when you heard that deep voice say he wanted to write about LGBTQ in a very conservative school, most…...
AdolescenceBullyingCommunication
The Social Media Outlets and the Issues of the Cyber Bullying
Apart from the good things of social media there are also tragic things such as, cyber bullying; a 2009 study found that 17.3% of middle school students have been victims of cyber bullying, there's also sexing, overuse, over sharing, exposure within young teens and even adult web sites. Social media is becoming a threat to people's lives. Studies have shown that some teens suffer from face book depression after spending a lot of time on face book and other social…...
AdolescenceBullyingSocial Media
Three Main Solutions to Thwart Cyber-Bullying
Cyber-bullying occurs when the Internet, cell phones or other devices are used to send or post text or images intended to hurt or embarrass another person. The victims of cyber-bullying are humiliated, consequently can leading to suicide. Teens and even young kids ages ten and up have committed suicide, this is a big problem because it's affecting others such as their family members and close friends. No one should have to take their lives because of depression; someone must take…...
AdolescenceBullyingCyberbullying
Importance of Parental Support in Early Child Development
Each child develops in his or her own ways, while all children follow a similar path in the acquisition of speech, motor skills and emotional maturity. There is wide variation in how and when these milestones are achieved. During the first year, infants learn to control their attention and movements, sharpen their vision and hearing, and develop beginning on communication skills. Toddlers work at bonding with parents, learning to separate from them and developing autonomy. The school years are time…...
AdolescenceChild DevelopmentPsychology
The Importance of Youth Athletics for Child Development
Nearly every child, at one point or another in its young and impressionable life, has participated in athletics. Beneath the purity of athletics and recreation, however, lies an overwhelming attitude, such as the win-at-all cost coaches and overbearing parents that have turned this innocent recreational activity into a nightmarish hell for some young participants. It has left many wondering if youth athletics is a helpful or a harmful stage in a child's life. Conventional wisdom tells us that the greatest…...
AdolescenceChildChild Development
A Personal Essay About an Immigrant’s Cultural Identity
"She sounds Chinese." A classmate whispered after I introduced myself in my first English class in the U.S., ten days after I immigrated to the country at the age of sixteen. Busy focusing on the teacher, I did not react to his comments, which unexpectedly stuck with me for the past eight years. As a Chinese teenager who just set foot on a new soil, I found everything, from the way my peers talk to how they dress, foreign. In…...
AdolescenceCommunicationCultural Identity
Why William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet Is Not a Perfect Romance
Romeo and Juliet are the icons of romance in modern day society; teens and adults alike reference a perfect romance to the Romantic Tragedy by William Shakespeare, Famous artists put out songs pertaining to the exact principles of the Romeo and Juliet story and that is a greater part of why society today reflects the romance so vividly. Teenagers in particular are seen acting in such way that Romeo and Juliet acted towards one another; can’t live without one another,…...
AdolescenceLiteratureLoveRomeo And Juliet
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