teenage rebel

Teenage Rebellion against Parents Teenager rebellion is hard to withstand from one’s own child, In fact there are three main factors that cause teenage rebellion: developmental changes in the body and brain, social and environmental influences, and parent influence.
One of the factors that leads to teenage rebel against parents is the developmental changes in the body and brain during these tumultuous teenage years, which are all due to puberty. Physically rapid developments can make the child feel like he/she is caught in a body that is adult with many adult emotions, yet he/she is not quite there. Accordingly, many unreasonable actions such as teenage sex, teenage pregnancy, shyness, autism or violent and automobile fatalities might accrue. Psychological and intellectual developments due to puberty make the youth begin to question family and school rules and challenge his/her parents. They tend to believe that bad things won't happen to them. This helps explain why they are risk-takers. For example, a young girl may believe she can smoke cigarettes without becoming addicted. The same thing is possible with alcohol, or even drugs.
There is another factor, too, social and environmental influences on teenagers, which can be cultural or religious in origin. Culture, which can process social and emotional information, becomes very active during puberty. It allows adolescents to become more easily aroused and experience more intense emotions. Unfortunately, they don’t yet have a fully mature cognitive control system to know what is suitable and what is not suitable or even harmful. For instance, cigarettes smoking can be more exciting in public, and a sign of adultness or independency. Religion boundaries cause teenage rejection because these boundaries may question the freedom that they are striving for at this age. For example, frequent visits to worship places and sermons attendance can be critical for some teenagers.
The most important reason why teenagers rebel their parents is the parents themselves, whose influence can be genetic, which is very hard to understand. Two siblings have been raised in the same environment, yet one of them acts dismissively while the other doesn’t. Parent’s reactions play the most effective rule in this situation. The American film “Rebel without a Cause” shows an example of a seventeen-year old high school teenager whose parents are often fighting; his father often tries to defend him, but his mother always wins the arguments. The teenage feels betrayed by the fighting, causing feelings of unrest and displacement. Also parent’s ignorance towards teenager’s fears and developments can make things get worse and more dramatic.
Teenager rebellion is an inevitable issue, but can be limited by knowing the causes and acting maturely keep them under control. Socially, announcing laws and policies that would limit opportunities for immature judgments or harmful habits, such as raising the price of cigarettes and governing the sale of alcohol. Family wise, it is parents to preserve the relationship with their teenage children even while it is under fire. Eventually, these teenagers will grow and mature peacefully.