Adolescence: Defined By Biology or Society?

Puberty begins with biology and ends in society. We accept the definition of the biological change of the body, the beginning of puberty centered around puberty. Therefore, I think that puberty begins with biology. Puberty ends in society. Adult life is over when you enter adulthood. Since the definition that it is regarded as an adult is defined by society, I think that adolescence will end in society. The beginning of puberty shows a sudden increase in the production of many hormones in the body.

Development in adolescence is not isolated, but in the context of the family, in a particular cultural society it has a profound effect on adolescence sex. Social attitudes and cultural attitudes have had a great influence on families that are valued by youth cultivation and sexual behavior.

Thorough understanding of social puberty depends on various perspectives such as psychology, biology, history, sociology, education, anthropology. In all of these views, adolescence is seen as a transition period from childhood to adulthood, whose cultural objective is to prepare children for the role of adults. This is a multiple transition period including education, training, employment, unemployment, and a transition from one living environment to another.

There are many factors that influence adolescence's physical, cognitive, social, moral, and personality development. According to the Webster dictionary, adolescence is a transition period from childhood to adulthood. This is a period of time that can bring about various dramatic physical, social, and emotional changes. Puberty starts from puberty and continues until adulthood. This usually happens between 12 and 20 years old. As defined in the Webster Dictionary, adolescence is the maturation of the reproductive system. This is a process characterized by a significant increase in sex hormones. Adolescence is a big growth period ... more content displayed

The age at which puberty actually occurs depends on personal and socio-cultural factors. The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Adolescent Medical Institute define adolescence as 10 to 24 years old. Late puberty (American "youth") is defined as 18 to 24 years old. (NHCHC, September 2004) signs of late puberty include autonomy as parents, soothing body image, establishment of sexuality, establishment of self, professional and moral identity, input of abstract thinking. (NHCHC, September 2004) At this stage, young people tend to think and plan the future in a realistic way, have doubts about actions and goals, and focus on long-term health effects. Last stage of pubertal development - late puberty - essential for normal outcome of adult function