Who Influences Teens the Most?

Through God's grace, I made my life straight, thanked my parents, they kept praying for me, and did not turn away from me. I am finished GED, but it is regrettable that I have not graduated from high school. I learned that it is difficult to listen to what my parents say.

My mother is the only parent. When I was a teenager, she sat down several times. "That person will not be accepted by you, you will sink if you fall, the world is crazy, you can not stay with anyone, you must choose your friend "Soon, I chose a friend whose value is similar to mine, my friends have not taken part in violence, drug abuse, or dirty words, go out and have fun Let's have beautiful fellowship

To tell the story of my mother is the strong mother-child relationship that we had since childhood, and my respect for the struggle she experienced. She made me stay in the church. I love her, believe her

I am influenced by my parents and my colleagues. My parents influenced my research and achieved good results. They told me that even if I could not, I would like to achieve my goals. They say that they always care. Even problems such as drugs and violence are not problems, and a few years ago, my parents revealed that none of them are tolerated.

My friend is from a family who is very concerned like me. We are a big support team. If one of us is working hard to solve some problems

We are participating in many career oriented activities together. We will learn to clean the beach and learn to help the Los Angeles Youth Task Force host Halloween, Easter, and Christmas party for disadvantaged children.

I know that some teenagers are from their families, and parents do not mind if they go to school, as long as a child leaves home. Some parents are involved in their own absurd behavior, and sucking marijuana with their children seems to be a family activity. That's awful

But I am fortunate that I am a member of the family I want to go away; overlap of my parents and my colleagues

My father died about a year ago. I did everything with him. I also like to do things with my mother. She even even took me to the batting cage.

Your friend gives you more confidence. Assuming you are in the pool, someone will threaten you. You feel safer as you are with your friends

But I do not want my friends to tell me too much. They will not adversely affect school. I know what I want to achieve. I know that I must maintain an average grade sufficient to earn a scholarship.

I will influence my parents, my colleagues, coaches, parents of my friends, the public. However, I made my own decision. I do not want to be bothered by other people's decisions.

I announced my goal to many people. In August I won the second place with a 110 meter hurdle representing the US team at the Athletics World Junior Championship held in Annecy, France.

My philosophy is that you must pay attention, and you stimulate you. You can decide just how far you want to go

Most people think that pressure from colleagues is negative - they affect participation in adolescent youth's dangerous behavior - but the pressure from colleagues is also positive and healthy It affects behavior. Just as your teenagers can be pressured to try and take some medicine and drink alcohol, their friends will also have a positive impact and they will be able to resist these dangerous behaviors May be forced. There are several different types of equal pressure including positive, negative, verbal and non verbal. On the other hand, aggressive pressure from colleagues may promote her as a fitness partner for your daughter's best friend. "I really want to be a track team," she may say. "Can you train with me to help you train me? We can use this exercise, you will catch up with your TV program after we finish can do."

Many factors can affect the decision that people use medication. One of the main factors that people have in adolescence is the pressure from their colleagues. Regardless of whether it is good or bad, the influence of a friend of men plays a big role in decision making. In some cases, even the influence of people who are not friends may affect adolescent behavior. For example, a teenager might want to be a member of a popular student group at school, but the organization does not accept him or her as a friend. Students will do something wrong, as popular groups of people are doing this to adapt or accept. Usually, "something" will take medicine and drink alcohol. Confidence, self-esteem, and self-esteem help young people make right decisions, not just mere crowds. When people are confident in themselves and what they believe, they see external resources and the chances they make them feel special.