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    ALCOHOL Alcohol Abuse among Teenagers Composition II- Professor Dennis Lawrence Alcohol Abuse among Teenagers Alcohol abuse among teenagers has many adverse effects on their lives. For whatever reason‚ this abuse has gotten out of hand. The teenagers don’t realize the consequences of drinking alcohol are as severe as they are. Some of the effects of this abuse are health problems‚ loss of interest in school and home activities‚ and probable drug use in the future. These effects

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    Teenagers need to rebel in order to grow up Rebellion for teenagers can prove to be either a good thing or a bad one. People argue that teenagers need to rebel in order to grow up because‚ for example‚ they need to experience things in order to know what is right and wrong. However on the contrary people argue that teenagers do not need to rebel in order grow up because‚ for example‚ they should keep to rules in order to understand how to follow rules that are much more important in the future

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    legal contracts because they aren’t capable of making mature decisions. The Brains of adolescents aren’t fully developed until the age of 25. Teenagers also like to do pointless challenges and last of all teens don’t think of the consequences their actions might have. In many poor communities‚ they’re born into households where they commit crimes. Teenagers are like a sponge they absorb everything they see and if they see someone steal the think it’s alright to do it. Throughout many years‚ kids have

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    It is true that is some countries teenagers have jobs while they are still students. I support this idea and believe that it can help the teenager a lot in his present and future life. Self-reliance is an important lesson of life. People need to learn it at some point of time. Teenagers who have jobs while they are studying learn to fend for themselves. They may use the money earned to pay their school fee or may use it as their pocket money. They learn how difficult it is to earn money. This will

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    The Effects of Social Network on Malaysian Teenagers Social network is defined as the grouping of individuals into particular groups that centers on reflecting and building of social relations or social network among people‚ for instance‚ people who share activities‚ interest‚ posting information‚ comment‚ and images (Carrington‚ Scott and Wasserman‚ 2005). Teenagers are among the most prolific users of social network sites. This kind of communication is seen very common with

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    Homer Yannos is a typical australian teenager. He starts at as a laid back trouble maker with no direction in life. During the book homer goes through a significant change‚ from the good for nothing clown to a leader who could be trusted to make tactical decisions. This book showed that war changes people for the better or for the worse. At the beginning of the book Homer is shown as a laidback trouble maker. He is shown as a laid back when Ellie asked whether he would go to hell “Oh yeah‚ I’ll

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    and Their “Effect” on Teenagers If you walk into any psychiatrist’s or psychologist’s office today‚ you would find many teenagers waiting to see one. The teenagers are there for many reasons: to cope with the death of someone‚ bullying‚ abuse‚ an eating disorder‚ etc. However‚ the most common reason‚ as of late‚ is to get help dealing with an eating disorder or substance abuse as a minor. When asked how they even got started with these things in the first place‚ the teenager will often place the

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    everyone. The issues of teenagers having exemplary mentors‚ and the unproductive practices in which teens sometimes get themselves involved‚ throughout the ages‚ have been societal concerns. In my brief three-minute presentation‚ I will seek to address the particular issues of alcoholism and smoking; practices in with many of society’s teens are currently involved. The questions I will employ to guide this discourse are: * What are the common factors which influence teenagers to indulge in alcoholism

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    murder even though they are not adults yet? Teens should get sentence with life in prison but sometimes that is not the case because some teens are ignorant and too young to get that charge. Therefore they only get sentenced for some years. Though teenagers do get true justice for committing murder. To begin with‚ everyone gets a fair trial. A fair trial means that the people in charge of the case make sure that the process of the trial is fair (“The Right to a Fair Trial”). To insure fair trials they

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    According to a recently published article‚ teenagers nowadays smoke‚ drink‚ and hang out more frequently compared to the last few generations. Many external factors such as media‚ friends‚ and so on have been so influential in molding teenagers ’ behavior and personal character. Although many think that parents should be blamed for teenagers ’ misbehavior‚ I strongly believe that teenagers misbehave due to other reasons. Some people may still maintain the thinking that parents build up a firm foundation

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