What are some early adolescent behaviors?

Sub-Urban Teenager

Adolescence is a complicated time of life for anybody, male or female. It is undoubtedly one of the hardest periods of anybody's life. There are some 'typical' features of one's behaviour that may be inflicted during this period of one's life.

Here are some examples of 'typical' behaviour:

ATTITUDE -

• Independance blossoms and no longer does the young person need as much care or assistance [with limitation]

• Virtual-Awareness becomes more apparent as the young person develops a more mature mind although their acceptance of "right and wrong" may be unchanged.

• Exemplification by following example will indicate the young person may start to develop a need to "follow". Any previous example of righteous conduct may be withdrawn and a new "idol" will be established.

ACTIONS -

• Laziness [or rather "prone-ness to the sofa"] - Can be altered.
• Demand [greater demand for money - where available]
• Less remorse [current sign of 'growing up']
• Rebellion [need of greater power than that of parents]

The above information relates to a typical teenager based in a fully functional nuclear family living in a typical sub-urban area of any region. It is subject to dispute or alteration by any means but the information is published in that of righteous terms. Apologies to any breach of opinion in this quotation.

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