Teen Violence

Along with the increase in today's teenage violence, most people want to know the reason. Does this have something to do with the way we raise our children? Some people will blame their parents for their aggressiveness, or someone will insist that it is only related to their colleagues, and others will I will blame you. Well, this is the end. What are the main reasons for youth violence today? "Children are not good at listening to their elders' story, but they never imitate them."

"Youth violence refers to harmful behavior that begins early and may last until adolescence" (Teen Violence). As the generation continues, the problem of juvenile violence still exists. Why do kids act in their way? What factors will affect their violence. There is no direct answer to such questions; instead they seek different opinions from people. - Tobacco contains more than 4,000 chemical substances such as arsenic, acetone, ammonia, benzene, butane, hydrogen cyanide, formaldehyde, etc. Some of these chemicals may actually benefit plants. Various smog, including tobacco smoke, will increase the amount of carbon dioxide. Plants make sugar using carbon dioxide during photosynthesis. Therefore, plants become more familiar as their abundance increases.

Teen date violence (TDV) occurs between two people and is closely related, including four types of behavior: physical violence, sexual violence, pursuit and psychological attack. TDV can be done directly or electronically, affecting millions of American teenagers annually. According to the CDC (Disease Control and Prevention Center), in the past 12 months, one female adolescent in a nine and one male adolescents have reported physical dating violence. In addition, within the last 12 months, approximately 1 in 7 women and 1 in 9 men report violence by sexual dating.

Boys dating violence is a model that controls youth's behavior in relation to other dating. There are many similarities in "traditional" domestic violence, but there are some differences. In order to control the behavior of the boyfriend / girlfriend, it is more likely that teens are away from their colleagues than adults. In addition, for many teenagers the abuse relationship may be their first date experience, and there has never been a "normal" date experience that can be compared with it. Teenagers are trying to establish sexual identity, but they are also subject to violence and skill in their relationship. According to the survey, teenagers experienced a lot of dating and domestic violence. 9 - 35% of young people experience domestic violence in a dating relationship, depending on the population studied subject and the method involved in violence