This document discusses the behavioral traits of teenagers. It states that teenagers can be moody and sensitive, wanting independence but still needing parental guidance. They tend to be irritable and don't like being told what to do or criticized. Teenagers are also inquisitive and question rules, while becoming interested in relationships with the opposite sex. They aim to prove themselves but appreciate parental help.

1. TECHNOLOGY AND
LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION II
LESSON 2
BEHAVIORAL TRAITS OF TEENAGERS

2. LESSON 2
BEHAVIORAL TRAITS OF TEENAGERS

3. BEHAVIORAL TRAITS OF
TEENAGERS
They are happy at time but
become moody for some
reason and another.
They are sensitive and
easily upset.

4. Teenagers are “clinging
vines” in relation to their
parents. Which is they
want to prove their
independence, they
need the guidance and
direction of the latter.

5. Adolescents tend to be
irritable and restless.
They do not want being
told what to do and how
and when to do this.
They do not want being
criticized.

6. Teenagers
appreciate their
parents help, but
they prefer to do
things by
themselves.

7. Adolescents are
inquisitive.
They tend to
question
directions and
regulations.

8. Teenagers become interested
in boy-girl relationships. They
become interested in the
opposite sex and develop
crushes. As teenagers they
develop relationships with the
latter. Teenagers become
aware of differences of boys
to girls.

9. They are mostly
ambitious and
realistic. They
seen
enthusiastic in
helping less
fortunate.

10. Adolescents tend to
be very
independent and
permissive which
often times cause
conflict and age
gaps and with the
latter.

11. Teenagers
are self-
centered
and are
concerned
much about
themselves.

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