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    Teen Pregnancies‚ STD’s‚ and Their Consequences Allison Dry COM/220 July 21‚ 2010 Camisha Williams Teen Pregnancies‚ STD’s‚ and Their Consequences Remember being a teenager and the cool thing to do was to smoke cigarettes? Or to act like you were with the candy sticks that had the red tips on them? Well now we all know that smoking is not the cool thing to do‚ but now there is something new that everyone thinks is the cool thing to do. Teen pregnancies are a big issue right now. 1/3 of

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    those in foster care has been described as dynamic. While numbers may go down of those in foster care‚ the number of children of suffer either while in foster care‚ or after aging out has increased. (Scott‚ Woods). Because there are a significant number of children in the system‚ there is not enough time nor people to give the individual care and attention that is essential for each child. With the loss of the individual attention‚ there can be many detrimental consequences. Foster care can have

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    Why Does Poverty Increase the Risk to Teen Pregnancy? Self-belief does not necessarily ensure success‚ but self-disbelief assuredly spawns failure (Bandura‚ 1997‚ p. 77).‛ Poverty refers to the condition of not having the means to afford basic human needs such as clean water‚ nutrition‚ health care‚ clothing and shelter. [1] In this essay we will examine Albert Bandura’s self-efficacy theory and its correlation to poverty increasing the risk of teen pregnancy. We will explore how this conceptual

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    Self-Awareness in Teen Pregnancy and Vulnerable Populations. Robert Stoll University of Phoenix Health Assessment and Promotion for Vulnerable Population NUR/440 Shamar Walker August 31‚ 2012 Self-Awareness in Teen Pregnancy and Vulnerable Populations. Vulnerable populations are groups that are not well integrated into the health care system because of ethnic‚ cultural‚ economic‚ geographic‚ or health characteristics ("Vulnerable populations‚" 2010‚ para. 1). Teen pregnancy falls into this

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    Pressley‚ Aubrey HED 213 Professor Scott 2/13/13 Health Issues: Teen Pregnancy in Columbia‚ South Carolina Growing up in Northeast Columbia I have endured many matters in which helped me grow into the young adult I am today. Where I’m from‚ high school is the beginning of change for many of the local teens in my hometown. Some change so drastically that if you were to compare their upbringings to their high school days you would never think they were the same individual. Some change for

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    Do children in foster care still face the challenges as children in homeless shelters? Do they still face social isolation even when they are placed with loving families? No matter the living environments‚ they will always know that their parents were unable to be give them care. When people think about foster care homes‚ they think of the kids being placed with the perfect family and the start of a new life. Whether emotional‚ physical‚ or cognitive‚ a majority‚ if not all of the kids

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    Abortion‚ an option of Teen Pregnancy As soon as I woke up today‚ I turned the TV on‚ there was this news program where the conductors were talking about teen pregnancy. They were having calls from real girls who became pregnant at a young age. It surprised me that Lourdes‚ who is now 46‚ called saying she had an abortion when she was 16‚ since then she hasn’t been able to have kids. Teen pregnancy has become all too common in this day and age. Some teens think it will not happen

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    Group Proposal and Literature Review U07a1 03/08/13 Introduction Depression is a disorder that affects the lives of hundreds of thousands teenagers in the United States. Kuehn‚ B. (2009) states that the “US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommends screening adolescents aged 12 through 18 years for depression‚ but only when systems are in place to ensure proper diagnosis and to provide psychotherapy and follow-up care” (p. 2085). Adolescents need to be heard and understood. A therapy

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    How to prevent teen pregnancy has been a question for many years now. Statistics have been running wild trying to keep up with the teenage generation. Many people have their opinions on the subject (teen pregnancy)‚ because teens seem to be getting pregnant all so fast these days. People fail to realize that having a baby is supposed to be a sort of privilege. Many people take having a baby as a joke. Getting pregnant and having a child involves many pros/cons. For example having a child can be harder

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    Problems in Foster Care Foster Care is a system for kids that are not in a healthy home or that do not have parents. Kids that are in Foster Care suffer from the sense of being left alone‚ from being unwanted‚ and being lost. These things create life long problems and an unstable emotional life for kids in the system. Children in the Foster Care system is overflowing‚ the time children spend in the system is incredibly wrong‚ and many children suffer from abuse in their household that they are placed

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