This document contains summaries of several topics related to adolescence: 1. It divides adolescence into three stages - early (ages 11-14), middle (ages 15-17) and late (ages 18-21) and discusses the key developmental tasks of this period. 2. It notes that addictions in adolescence are a major public health problem and that different substances pose varying but extremely dangerous risks and damages. 3. It lists some basic rights of adolescents such as the right to know their parents, have a home, education and food.

1. Integrants:
Soani lopez
Darlene Ortiz
Allanis Gonzales
Norelys ramos
Yanarys saez
Anabel amores
Eluz perez
Maryeli o’neill

2. Adolescence, these years from puberty to adulthood, may be roughly divided into three stages:
early adolescence, generally ages eleven to fourteen; middle adolescence, ages fifteen to
seventeen; and late adolescence, ages eighteen to twenty-one. In addition to physiological
growth, seven key intellectual, psychological and social developmental tasks are squeezed into
these years. The fundamental purpose of these tasks is to form one’s own identity and to
prepare for adulthood.

3. Addictions in adolescence are a major public health problem.
Risks and damages they cause are different according to each
substance,
but are always extremely dangerous.

4. the addiction in adolecents are:
• addiction to new technologies
• addiction to the game
• alcohol addiction
• drug addiction
• addiction to food

5. Puberty is the time of sexual awakening they each have their own quirks,
some are shorter, some are more problematic, others start earlier or later.
What should parents do? maintain good communication with them. No
question them those platonic love or pretend it does not take place. It will
happen in a short period.
sometimes early sex has consequences such as unwanted pregnancies,
sexually transmitted diseases and others.

6. Adolescence is a period in
the
immediate
aftermath biological,
psychological, sexual and social
development of
children and
that begins with
puberty.

7. child and adolescent if focuses not only on metal disorders
but also on the complex interactions between human
maturation and psychological adaptation.

8. • Basic Rights in adolescence
• To know who your parents and
not be separated from them.
• To have a house.
• To have a good education.
• Right to have a good feed.
• There are more important rights.

9. Being a teenager is not easy. Teens may be under a lot of stress at school, at
home and with friends, and the expectation to be perfect can be overwhelming.
Hopefully, teens who want to be responsible will find help through many
people. Being a responsible teenager is about finding who you are and follow
some simple rules. It is important to surround yourself with good friends.