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    Effects of School Based Sex Education and the Rate of Teen Pregnancy Katherine Marsella Dr. Gayle Brosnan-Watters Arizona State University Abstract The proposed correlation study would examine the relationship between school based sex education and the rate of teen pregnancy. Teen pregnancy rates in the United States exceed one million each year‚ generating the top pregnancy rates of any Western developed country (Mitchell-DiCenso‚ 1997). This study used a group of 250 students who are enrolled

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    Research Paper Anthony Murphy RES/110 June 22‚ 2010 Gregory VD Smith Adolescent Pregnancy In this research paper I will explore the effects of adolescent pregnancy‚ prevention‚ and intervention of adolescent pregnancy on American society. The notion that education‚ abstinence‚ and parental involvement are vital in the reduction of adolescent pregnancies is the thesis of this paper. The research supports this thesis; prevention and intervention have contributed to the progress in reducing

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    Want to stay fit during pregnancy? Although weight gain is inevitable‚ you can still look great and maintain your figure. Regular exercise will keep your muscles toned and boost your overall health. It’s good for your baby too! Even a simple walk around the block can relieve pregnancy symptoms and burn extra calories. All you need is a pair of sneakers and comfortable clothes. Still have doubts? Here are the amazing benefits of exercise during pregnancy: Increase Your Energy Most moms-to-be

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    Glitz and Glamour? “Teen Mom 2” is a sequel to MTV’s “16 and Pregnant”. More than three million people watch the series every week. It is MTV’s highest-rated show targeting women starting at age twelve. “Teen Mom 2” features the lives of four teen mothers: Leah‚ Jenelle‚ Chelsea‚ and Kailyn. They are followed by cameras daily to show the gritty hardships they face. Unlike “16 and Pregnant”‚ it offers an unglamorous and sometimes uncomfortable look into their lives. “Teen Mom 2” under-scores what

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    the rapid boom in teenage pregnancy across various cities in America. Since the early eighties MTV has been considered somewhat of a cultural phenomenon for American adolescents and its depiction of gender has a strong impact that continues to this day (Holtzman 2000). Created by Morgan J. Freeman (director of teen shows Dawson’s Creek and Laguna Beach)‚ the show “16 & Pregnant” has been said to be guilty of exacerbating‚ normalizing and even glorifying teen pregnancy. Perhaps‚ it’s just reflecting

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    consequences of Teen pregnancy Introduction It is commonly known that the economic base determines the superstructure. Furthermore‚ as the economy developing‚ people’s behaviors are changing frequently. Moreover‚ the teenage group‚ which is a significant and energetic group in society‚ is playing an important role in future development. However‚ our teens have to face many situations they might not have encountered in the past but are more likely confront today‚ most especially teen pregnancy. In this

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    Argumentative Essay Dr. Sykes 20 October 2014 "Teen Mom" Promotes Teen Pregnancy Reality television often has the tendency to present an unrealistic view towards issues regarding real life situations. Teen pregnancy is one of the most misleading topics presented on reality television. Tabloids feed off of the shows’ popularity by plastering the pictures of the teens on magazines and online‚ making them seem more appealing. Teen pregnancy as presented on reality television shows is irresponsible

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    always done everything together. They make straight A’s in school and belong to a wealthy family‚ and soon they decide to come up with a pack. The pack is for every one of them to become pregnant by their boyfriend or a random guy. Planning the pregnancy pack‚ the girls are unaware of the consequences that their actions may bring them. Now picture a young female around the age of sixteen who feels very unwanted and unloved by society and even her own parents. Feeling abandoned and alone‚ she decides

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    Ashanti Meade Kat Writing 9c April 12‚ 2013 Is MTV And Motion Pictures Promoting Teen Pregnancy Teen pregnancy has been around for more than a decade and the number of teenage pregnancy more and more in the U.S. especially for people for an African American decent or Hispanic decent (as seen on the graph below) But the question is‚ “Is MTV and motion pictures responsible for it all?” With shows on MTV like “Teen Mom” and “16 and pregnant” along with the movie “Juno” directed by Jason Reitman and

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    1 The University Writing Center “Because writers need readers” Research Paper and Argument Topics Race and Ethnicity Gender and Sexuality Multiculturalism and Diversity Advertising and Marketing Economic Issues Environmental Issues Media Issues Consumerism and Convenience Culture TV and Film Sports and Entertainment Race and Ethnicity • • • • • • • • • • • Should racial profiling be a legitimate law enforcement policy in some areas? Should Affirmative Action for state university enrollment be continued

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