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    Life Choices

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    around us as well. Because of the potential impact that choices can have on others surrounding us‚ it is important that we make certain decisions with great care and think through them thoroughly. The decision to make choices by the assistance of peer pressure has impacted the young adults during the 20th century substantially. Though many teenagers are excited to have the independence of making decisions‚ they often don’t do it without an opinion or two from friends. All decisions have their

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    Teenage Relationship

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    To inform the audience of some statistics and trends with regards to teenage dating in Singapore. This is to facilitate understanding of some of the major trends and consequences‚ in order to educate groups of peers within each age demographic‚ and promote self- awareness as well as social awareness about teenage dating. (C) Main points to be covered in the presentation: * Statistics of teenagers who get into boy-girl relationships

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    project themselves the way they do. One major motive tends to be trends. A trend is something that is popular at a given time and is constantly changing. In today’s society following these trends can allow a person to gain acceptance into a certain peer group. Keeping up with trends however‚ can make a person’s appearance change quite frequently. Another major factor in one’s appearance is culture. Different cultures have different rules and guidelines that can greatly restrict or require certain

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    that’s what one cigarette could do. So Why Do Teenagers Smoke? Teenagers can start smoking as a result of peer pressure. Feeling weak if they don’t accept a cigarette or fear of rejection can be felt by the teen. Quit Victoria executive director; Fiona Sharkie says that “smoking is part of socialization.” Social groups are where peer pressure occurs and therefore sometimes smoking. Peer pressure is one of the main creators of teenage smokers today. Teens may also smoke as a result of imitation

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    Tda 2.1 Transitions

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    people naturally pass through a number of stages as they grow and develop. Often being expected to be able cope with these changes. Some children may have to face very particular and personal transitions not necessarily shared or understood by their peers subsequently it is important to understand a child or young person in context of their life. Being able to recognise and understand the impact of any transition is vital as is recognising the role of parents and carers in supporting children and young

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    Leisure Time

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    the questions can be answered by placing a tick in the box provided like this: Specific instructions are given where necessary. Thank you. Yours sincerely‚ TEENAGERS QUESTIONNAIRE 1. 2. Sex Male female 3. To what age group do you belong? 10-12 13-15 16-18 18-80 4. How long have you been residing in the community? Over 10 years 6-10 years 1-5 years Under 1 year 5. Are there more teenage boys than girls in your community? Yes No Not sure Equal

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    McKersin Previlus Midterm Paper Individual Project Part I The book I chose to do this project on was the book by Wes Moore titled “the other Wes Moore”. The reason I had chosen this is because I was able to relate to it a lot more than any of the other books in the choices that were made present to me. Wes Moore does a great job in describing how easy one can make decisions that have long term reactions in everyone’s lives. This book was not one merely to tell a good story but one to educate

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    Why Do Students Cheat?

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    because of peer pressure. For example‚ if there is a major basketball game‚ a social activity‚ or a special event the night before an exam‚ the need to be with friend forces one to rationalize and say‚ “Forget it‚ I ’ll have a fun time tonight‚ and I ’ll cheat tomorrow.” Sometimes students will cheat because the "cool‚" and the "popular" kids cheat‚ thinking that if they act like those students‚ they will be more readily accepted by the peer group. Often‚ students are accepted by the group after they

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    Destroying Avalon

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    characters the reader learns how much acceptance means to people all over. FRIENDSHIP Friendship means everything to Avalon and Marshall‚ on Avalon’s first day of school she met Sukey and she made her feel welcome by asking her to “come and join my group”. New friendships must have been difficult for Avalon considering she is putting her trust and loyalty on the line. For Marshall he new his friendships with Sukey‚ Tamara and Jemima was stable. With the other students it was different‚ they were very

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    Drug Abuse

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    factors of drug abuse among teenagers is due to peer pressure. Based on statistics 80% of teenagers are affected by peer pressure (Wallace 2011). Wanting to be accepted by their peers‚ they are willing to do anything. Their desire to be socially accepted will cause them to be influence by their peers. Thus‚ this will lead them to the abuse of drugs to make things more exciting and not left out. Besides that‚ it is very hard to say “NO!” to their peers. Furthermore‚ another reason for teenagers to

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