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10086 Teen Suicides. This is a six-paged paper on teen suicides. We will discuss how drugs, violence, sex, and even peer pressure contributes to this devastating crime. What can parents do to help their children cope? 6 pgs. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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3227 Teen Suicide in the United States. This paper looks at the growing trend of teen suicide in the United States. 7 pgs. 15 f/c. 5b.
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4584 Will a Teenage Mother Be Inclined to Have Another Child Before the Age of 21? This is a 5-page, 4-resource paper discussing the chances of a teenage mother having a second child. Reasons for teen pregnancy and outcomes of such are also discussed. 5 pgs. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Sibling Rivalry: A Personal Experience. This paper looks at sibling rivalry and the effects on the children involved. Modern research on sibling rivalry is roughly divided into three primary areas: sibling rivalry as conflict, descriptive studies of defining sibling rivalry, and parental approaches to dealing with sibling rivalry.
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The link between illegal drug usage and deviance This is a research paper on "The link between illegal drug usage and deviance".
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Attachment Disorder in Adopted Children. This paper will look at attachment disorders, and will consider the role that it plays in adopted children as well as the effect that is has on the adopted family. The children under consideration will be especially those who are part of the international adoption setting. 7-pages.
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Youth Violence. Youth violence begins in many cultures, at many points, and in many different situations. The context that creates violence is suspected to be strongly affected by economy, social values, parenting and education. But, as our nation has discovered, horrific acts of juvenile aggression and extremes of violence can happen in any community. Violence by the young is, more often than not, an attempt to control and react to an environment they have not yet learned to manipulate or accept in a constructive manner. Rather than trying to be patient and understand life, many young people, particularly males, develop a tendency to react aggressively to their feelings of powerlessness and fear. It is the purpose of this paper to examine the causes and effects of youth violence and to look at the social reaction to it, both positive and negative
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