Why Do You Think Teenage's Personality Change During Adolescence?
What are the social, emotional and physical changes that occur during adolescence and what are some strategies parents can adopt?
Consideration and refinement:
Originally my idea for the research project was something on the line of child development. I spent time thinking about my final questions carefully and have finally narrowed down to ‘What are the social, emotional and physical changes that occur during adolescences and what are some strategies parents can adopt?’. I am very interested in learning about the adults’ point of view and how it impacts them when their child is going through adolescence.
Next, I used a lotus diagram having adolescence as my main topic and then going into other sub- topics such as ‘Personality changes’, ‘How …show more content…
For example, if a girl goes on to social media and post things that’s going to be around forever, later as an adult it could come back to harm her because her future employers will look at her social medias and not employ her. So, she might not get a job because of what she did.
4. Why do you think teenager’s personality changes during adolescence?
Teenager’s personalities are sort of meant to change, this is supposed to be the basis of who they are. Sometimes they would act like a 10-year-old then the next day they’re trying to act like they’re 17. Teenagers go all over the place with different personalities trying to find their identity and hormonal stuff can have a huge impact on their personality change.
5. Do you think peer pressure affect teenager massively, and to what extend?
I believe it does have a big impact on them which I find very worrying at times. Teenagers have always had peer pressure on them. (eg, do what your friends are doing) Using excuses like ‘all my friends are doing it’, ‘their child let them do it why can’t I do it’. Nonetheless, positive peer pressure is highly supported to boost self-confidence (eg, if their friends wants to try out for a leadership role they would support …show more content…
Interviewee: parent
Time:
Interview questions and answers from teacher: Source:
Social and emotional changes in adolescence.
By HealthyFamilities BC
November 30,2014. https://www.healthyfamiliesbc.ca/home/articles/social-and-emotional-changes-adolescence-teens Key findings:
This website includes a lot of information on a child’s social, emotional and relationship changes that are noticeable when a child is going through adolescence. It also has a section that is dedicated to how a parent can help teens to overcome their social and emotional development.
Reliability:
This article was released later in 2014 so the time gap is around 4 years, the information however made sense and was reliable because many of the information stated on this article is declared to be similar to other websites I’ve explored in.
Capabilities:
My capability for literacy was developed after reading this article because rather than skimming through the whole page only looking for important notes, I read every single detail that was displayed on this page.
Source:
Normal teenage behaviour vs. early warning signs of mental illness
By Jaimie
Consideration and refinement:
Originally my idea for the research project was something on the line of child development. I spent time thinking about my final questions carefully and have finally narrowed down to ‘What are the social, emotional and physical changes that occur during adolescences and what are some strategies parents can adopt?’. I am very interested in learning about the adults’ point of view and how it impacts them when their child is going through adolescence.
Next, I used a lotus diagram having adolescence as my main topic and then going into other sub- topics such as ‘Personality changes’, ‘How …show more content…
For example, if a girl goes on to social media and post things that’s going to be around forever, later as an adult it could come back to harm her because her future employers will look at her social medias and not employ her. So, she might not get a job because of what she did.
4. Why do you think teenager’s personality changes during adolescence?
Teenager’s personalities are sort of meant to change, this is supposed to be the basis of who they are. Sometimes they would act like a 10-year-old then the next day they’re trying to act like they’re 17. Teenagers go all over the place with different personalities trying to find their identity and hormonal stuff can have a huge impact on their personality change.
5. Do you think peer pressure affect teenager massively, and to what extend?
I believe it does have a big impact on them which I find very worrying at times. Teenagers have always had peer pressure on them. (eg, do what your friends are doing) Using excuses like ‘all my friends are doing it’, ‘their child let them do it why can’t I do it’. Nonetheless, positive peer pressure is highly supported to boost self-confidence (eg, if their friends wants to try out for a leadership role they would support …show more content…
Interviewee: parent
Time:
Interview questions and answers from teacher: Source:
Social and emotional changes in adolescence.
By HealthyFamilities BC
November 30,2014. https://www.healthyfamiliesbc.ca/home/articles/social-and-emotional-changes-adolescence-teens Key findings:
This website includes a lot of information on a child’s social, emotional and relationship changes that are noticeable when a child is going through adolescence. It also has a section that is dedicated to how a parent can help teens to overcome their social and emotional development.
Reliability:
This article was released later in 2014 so the time gap is around 4 years, the information however made sense and was reliable because many of the information stated on this article is declared to be similar to other websites I’ve explored in.
Capabilities:
My capability for literacy was developed after reading this article because rather than skimming through the whole page only looking for important notes, I read every single detail that was displayed on this page.
Source:
Normal teenage behaviour vs. early warning signs of mental illness
By Jaimie