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    teenage pregnancy

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    to developing countries. Factors that contribute to teenage pregnancies include: Customs and traditions that lead to early marriage (developing countries) Adolescent sexual behavior which may also be influenced by alcohol and drugs Lack of education and information about reproductive sexual health including lack of access to tools that prevent pregnancies Peer pressure to engage in sexual activity Incorrect use of contraception Sexual abuse that leads to rape Poverty Exposure to abuse

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    pregnancy despite the intervention strategies that have been put in place. The differences in incidence of teenage pregnancy among nations result from socio-economic factors. Teenage pregnancy is prevalent in societies characterized by poverty‚ low education‚ fewer job opportunities and families headed by mothers who gave birth to their first children in adolescence (Dryfoos‚ 1996; Macleod‚ 1999). Teenage pregnancy is also associated with other problematic behavior such as alcohol and drug use‚ and early

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    Individual Differences Profile Essay Individual Differences Profile Essay Every child is unique and different. We will never encounter two children exactly the same. They have physical‚ emotional‚ and cultural differences. In a “normal” family these differences are things like blonde hair and blue eyes compared to brown hair and green eyes. There may be one child that is laid back and another that cries bloody murder at the very thought of a paper cut. In this profile of a disabled student

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    non-presentation of‚ the sex (and assumed gender) one was assigned at birth” and is one that describes an estimated 300‚000 to 500‚000 people in the UK of all age groups. We live in a Western culture where a distinct gender binary of either male or female exists‚ a social dichotomy that is enforced upon an individual from the day they are born‚ with their sex being the gender they are expected to conform to for the rest of their life. But what if a child feels that their biological sex is a false description

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    which include but are not limited to‚ a poor implementation of government sex education programs in schools‚ low self esteem found among the girls who‚ most of the time‚ come from broken homes‚ and skewed cultural and social values. Project Statement: In Cartagena‚ there have been various attempts to significantly decrease adolescent pregnancies. These attempts have taken forms such as government funded sexual education curriculums and accessible healthcare for girls in need. We believe that

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    Contributing Factors Impacting the Incline of Teen Pregnancy The United States has the highest teen pregnancy rate of the Western Industrialized world. An estimated 820‚000 American teenage girls become pregnant each year (Teen Pregnancy Statistics‚ Teenhelp.com). The United States’ teen pregnancy rate doubles Canada’s‚ is four times the rate of Germany and France‚ and is eight times higher Japan’s teen pregnancy rate (Teen Pregnancy Statistics‚ Teenhelp.com). With 34% of our nation’s teens having

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    REFLECTION OF RH BILL

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    Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012 (Republic Act No. 10354)‚ informally known as the Reproductive Health Law‚ is a law in the Philippines which guarantees universal access to methods of contraception‚ fertility control‚ sexual education‚ and maternal care. While there is general agreement about its provisions on maternal and child health‚ there is great debate on its mandate that the Philippine government and the private sector will fund and undertake widespread distribution of

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    Sleepover Question

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    Teenage Sex – The Sleepover Question Teenager‚ noun. = a young person ranging from age 13 to 19; synonym: adolescent‚ minor‚ youngster. (Encarta) Nowhere in this classification is there any restrictions what one should or shouldn’t do yet due to societal norms many things are seen as “taboo” for teens. Amy Schalet’s piece‚ Teenage Sex – The Sleepover Question‚ bring to light whether or not parents should communicate with their teens about sex and whether to promote it or forbid it. Amy raises the

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    the Birth control movement has been reformed in the United States. The first clinic to distribute birth control opened in 1923 by Margaret Sanger. There were no arrests or violations made at this time‚ however; women continued to rely on unsafe sex. In 1942‚ the Planned Parenthood Federation of America formed‚ establishing birth control clinics throughout America. Americans have argued about birth control pills and other related issues to regulate population through pregnancy

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    Rh Bill

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    a serious issue and could really change our life as a Filipino. Most of us Filipinos are very naïve about this and most probably has no idea of what possible effects that could destroy our true Filipino morality with the concern of reproduction and sex. And I strongly opposed this bill‚ and so with the few conservative Filipinos‚ but those whose minds were twisted by only on politics and business‚ they thought that reduce poverty through population control. If you are the kind of person who considered

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