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    EFFECTS OF INCREASED USE OF TECHNOLOGY HAVE ON THE HEALTH OF TEENAGERS In the millennial generation‚ it is arguably impossible to imagine teenagers living their daily lives without any consumption of technology. Numerous technologies around us are assisting countless youngsters‚ allowing them to live a much more luxurious life. However‚ they tend to increase the use of their sophisticated machinery each day. This will greatly affect their health‚ both physically and mentally. Being handicapped

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    Single parenting Single parenting is where a parent lives alone and takes most of the day to day the responsibilities in taking care of a child or children without a spouse or partner‚ in other words single parent involves a single person plus a dependent child (more likely to be a female parent) and is sometimes referred to as the broken nuclear family (where mom and dad and kids live under the same roof but parents decide to spilt-up). In Trinidad and Tobago there are 18 percent single parent

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    Are parents are best teachers? Different people will give different responses to this question from their own characters‚ emotional concerns and even educational backgrounds. However‚ when it comes to me‚ I believe that parents are our best teachers for the following reasons. In the first place‚ parents are the people who are closest to us and who understand our real needs best. From infancy on‚ our parents have witnessed every step in both our physical and mental development. They share

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    possibly even worse than spousal abuse are the effects of it on the children of the households it occurs in. Children who live in homes where spousal abuse occurs are often considered to be the “silent”‚ “forgotten”‚ or “unintended” victims of spousal abuse. Typically‚ the abuser in the abusive relationship does not know the potential emotional and mental damage they are doing to the children of the family. It is almost inevitable for male children who grew up in a home where spousal abuse occurred

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    The Effect of Media Influences on Youth Natasha Wiseman San Diego City College Abstract This paper explores the effects of media influences on socialization of children. I will discuss the effects of media influences on body image‚ aggression and sexual behavior in children. The increasing thinness of models in the media are leading our youth to unhealthy eating habits‚ violence is opening doors to reenactments of violent acts seen in the media and sexual attitudes of teens in TV show are

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    Television And It’s Effects on Children Have you ever wondered how television effects your children? The average child watches television 2 hours per week and most of this viewing is of violence or sexual acts. During this time there is a violent act shown every 6 minutes and on Saturday mornings there is 20 to 25 violent acts shown every hour on prime time t.v. especially in cartoons or animated programs. So no matter what your child is watching it is damaging their sense of imagination and

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    Single mother. Disabled child. Elderly grandmother earning $1000. Rebecca a single mother aged 31 had a 9-year-old son out of wedlock when she was 22. Unable to cope with the pressures of raising a child‚ she ended her own son’s death by throwing him out of the window. Rebecca who was later remanded for psychiatric treatment‚ was unable to work as she needed to look after her son who needed special care and attention all round the clock. Unlike most first world countries‚ the handicapped and unemployed

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    The first solution is parents must partially abstain children from technology by limiting children’s screen time according to American Academy of Pediatrics. The reason is that children don’t need technology to learn just as how current icon don’t need technology to bring them to where they are now. Furthermore‚ even Steve Jobs‚ the co-founder of Apple does not fancy his children playing technology. In fact‚ when iPad first came out‚ he banned his children from using them. He has an orthodox functional

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    The Effect of the Media on Women and Girls Mass media creates unrealistic‚ unhealthy portrayals of female sexuality‚ sexual health‚ and shows unnecessary female sexuality and nudity on an immense level. The average woman is misrepresented in the media; this is unhealthy for many women and girls. Studies show viewing sexually objectifying material contributes to eating disorders‚ low self-esteem‚ depression and body dissatisfaction. In a 1992 study of female students at Stanford University‚ 70%

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    In today’s society depression in schooling has increasingly gotten worse. Over the years more children have been diagnosed with depression and other problems throughout the schools.While some people believe screening impacts children negatively‚ others see it as a strategic way to diagnose children. Therefore screening for depression has a positive impact on resolving problems with depression. Screenings are beneficial‚ while if not treated for depression quickly it could lead to the depression

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