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Teenagers are often subject to unfair stereotypes based on their appearance, tastes, skills, or activities like social media use. Common stereotypes include assumptions about their clothing, drug and alcohol use, and rebellious nature. However, surveys show teenagers today prefer online social networks to going out, and programs aimed at parents, teens, and counseling have helped reduce behaviors like smoking, drinking, and bullying. While social media can be used positively, some teenagers use it excessively to seek popularity or post inappropriate photos. Overall, preset ideas about teenagers often present an inaccurate and prejudiced view of who they are.
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This blog post discusses teenage drug abuse and addiction. It shares the story of the author, Lawrence, who struggled with drug addiction from age 14 to 40. Lawrence describes addiction as a disease, though some professionals disagree. He explains how treatment and recovery programs helped him get sober and live a productive life. Lawrence now works as a psychologist to help others struggling with addiction. He encourages those with a drug problem that it is possible to choose not to use again.
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This blog post discusses teenage drug abuse and addiction. It shares the story of the author, Lawrence, who struggled with drug addiction from age 14 to 40. Lawrence describes addiction as a disease, though some professionals disagree. He says that through treatment, which for him included a 12-step program and rehabilitation, people can choose to stop using drugs and never have to use again. The post encourages those struggling with addiction to seek help and provides Lawrence's contact information for support.
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This document outlines a PR campaign by UNFPA to raise awareness of how gender stereotypes can limit adolescents' potential and choices. The campaign uses creative activities like simulating a "Day of Gender Stereotypes" where popular technologies and products would not exist due to their creators following stereotypical gender roles. It also includes media posts on non-stereotypical innovators, a TikTok challenge, and masterclasses by young opinion leaders on breaking free of gender stereotypes based on their own experiences. The goal is to motivate adolescents to pursue their talents and aspirations regardless of stereotypes.
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The document discusses how social media can negatively impact the mental health of women aged 16-24. A study found that teens who used social media for 7 hours per day were more than twice as likely to be diagnosed with depression compared to those who used it for an hour a day. Frequent social media use can cause feelings of inadequacy from unrealistic depictions of others' lives and cyberbullying. Celebrities like Selena Gomez have also struggled with addiction to social media and its negative effects on mental health.
Writing Assignment Week 6
This document summarizes a research proposal on how to teach young girls to love themselves. The target audience is parents, families, teachers and adolescent girls. It discusses how from a young age, females internalize unrealistic societal standards of thinness that can lead to body dissatisfaction and eating disorders. The proposal aims to explore the best ways to educate young girls on health, nutrition and positive body image as they go through adolescence. Research will be conducted using databases, studies and health magazines. The goal is to provide information on effective ways to build girls' confidence and self-esteem. It is anticipated that encouraging family support systems will help generate healthy outcomes.
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come from Flamez, B. & Sheperis, C. J. (2015) and/or Sommers-Flanagan, J., & Sommers-Flanagan, R. (2007). I have also attached my discussion rubric so you can see how to make full points. Please respond to all 3 of my classmates separately with references. I need this completed by 12/08/18 at 10pm.
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Read
a selection of your colleagues' postings.
Respond
to your colleagues' postings.
Respond in one or more of the following ways:
· Ask a probing question.
· Share an insight gained from having read your colleague's posting.
· Offer and support an opinion.
· Validate an idea with your own experience.
· Make a suggestion.
· Expand on your colleague's posting.
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Classmate (N. Joh)
Description of Contemporary Youth Culture
Children and adolescents live in a seemingly different world than adults, and within that world is a unique and ever-changing culture (Sommers-Flanagan & Sommers-Flanagan, 2007). And that culture is forever being influenced by outside forces such as media, pop culture, Hollywood, fashion, and sports. As a professional counselor, it is important to not only understand that culture but be willing to step into that unique world, in order to understand the perspective of the child. Looking first at a specific example of an influencer of child and adolescent culture, I will explain two core cultural messages communicated through that item. Then I will explain how those messages could both positively and negatively affect children. Lastly, I will explain how my understanding of contemporary youth culture will help me to be an effective child and adolescent counselor.
Girl’s World Magazine
The item I selected to examine was Girl’s World magazine. The magazine is created for young girls ages 7 - 12 and includes information regarding the most popular age- appropriate fashion trends, celebrity gossip, party ideas, and arts and crafts (Girl’s World Magazine, n.d.). Created in 2013, the magazine is published bi-monthly, there are seven issues a year, and it costs twenty dollars for an annual subscription. There are sections within the magazine titled “Your World,” “Your Favorite Stars,” “Get Crafty,” “Juicy Read,” and “All About Animals” (Girl’s World Magazine, n.d.). The article claims to understand the pressures young girls are facing and seeks to provide healthy and fun information free of pressure or bias.
Two Core Cultural Messages
Upon review of the magazine, there are two core cultural issues identified. First, is that it is assumed that all girls are into fashion, arts and crafts, and celebrities. This is evidenced just by observing various covers of the magazine. Examples include statements such as “Why you’re so obsessed with slime,” “Fashion fun - get dressed up for the holidays,” and “test your Taylor Swift Knowledge.” In addition, every cov ...
Teenagers
This document provides an overview of topics related to teenagers, including their relationships with family, society, communication, food, sleep, technology, crime, drugs, peer pressure, fashion, and love. Some key points include how teens spend less time with family as peer relationships become more important, common reasons for conflict between teens and parents, ways teens communicate including texting and social media, and the influence of fashion and peer pressure on teen identity and behavior.
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Social media use among adolescents has risen dramatically in recent years. While social media allows for easier communication globally, research shows it can negatively impact adolescent mental health and relationships. Studies have linked increased time on platforms like Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram to higher rates of depression, anxiety, poor body image and loneliness. However, social media also provides benefits like a sense of connection. More research is still needed on how specific platforms and amount of use impact adolescent well-being.
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- 1. Scrap the teen stereotypes Andrea Bravo Dalian Chuquizán Cynthia Galarza Cristina Quisnancela
- 3. What is a stereotype? A set idea that people have about what someone or something is like, especially an idea that is wrong: ● racial/sexual stereotypes (Cambridge Dictionary, 2017) That means that a stereotype is a preconceived conception or image that is formulated from a person or group of people just because of their appearance, tastes or skills and that, most of the time it is discriminatory and prejudicial.
- 4. Types of stereotypes in teenagers - Clothes - Physical appearance - People think that they consume psychotropic substances - Social Media - The conception of life
- 6. Stereotyped by physical appearance
- 7. Stereotype by what they consume
- 8. One of the most used stereotypes in adolescents is drugs and alcohol, but according to the survey, many children prefer to use the Internet and social networks instead of going out on a Friday. However, if a teenager has problems with any of these psychotropic substances, he is immediately offered the attention and counseling he needs to prevent him from continuing this activity that harms him. It is very important to recognize the role of social programs that have allowed the percentage of teens who smoke or drink, or who are harassed in their schools to decrease; And also, the role of parents and fundamentally the same teenagers.
- 9. Social Media and Teens Some kids nowadays have social networks. And those networks are awesome if kids use them in a good way, however sometimes some guys use this social media to see how popular they are, even post inappropriate photos to get more likes. In the other hand, some teenagers want to be like a model or like an actor or other famous people, which can be good, but if the teen change their physical aspect to be like that singer or model is wrong.
- 10. Why is this conception so common? Kurt Cobain, with his famous song “Smells like teen spirit”, turned a song into an anthem for the youth of the lates 1991, when teens were feeling disaffected.
- 11. Examples The Breakfast Club Mean Girls
- 12. The change in recent years