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inferiority
conformity
confusion
ID formation
changing emotions/personality
sexual fascination & fear
increasing independence |
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| understanding adolescents |
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need to be shown patience
often embarrassed
neither child nor adult
need proof of anything
great potential
conformer |
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| areas that distort proper self-image |
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physical appearance
intellectual abilities
social status |
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way man relates to others
process by which kids & adults learn from others |
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| type of kid usually better able to cope with life |
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| principles of kids at home |
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must learn to obey immediately w/right attitude
where character should be taught & developed
need to learn self-control, how to interact with siblings
not much unstructured time |
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| verse(s): evil character contagious |
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Pr 13:20
1 Cor 15:33
Pr 24:1 |
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| who/what teaches socialization |
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| who/what teaches separation |
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Pr 13:20, 18:24
Pr 25:19, 17:17
Jam 4:4 |
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person of same rank, value, ability, etc.
specifically an equal before the law |
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| problem situations for friendships |
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feels inferior/inadequate
cut off from friends (illness, accident, etc)
moving frequently
dating seen as competition |
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| verse(s): let love be supreme |
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| characteristics of proper friends |
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parental direction
involved in right church
attend right school
saved
surrendered life
"similar in age" |
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generation gap
created by expecting bad behavior (self-fulfilling prophecy) |
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Chr family following Biblical principles
created by having high expectations |
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| considerations about dichotomy |
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values of parents & peers usually overlap because of similar backgrounds
parents uncertain about what behavior to expect from adols
neither parent nor peer influence dominates |
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| having predominance/monopoly |
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| hold negative views of themselves |
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| see selves as less dependable |
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| (have) dimmer view of future |
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| less interest in academic work |
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| product of parental disregard |
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| parents of peer-oriented adols |
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| no proper support or control |
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| parents of peer-oriented adols |
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| (have) high "parent-adolescent effect" |
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| experienced shared family activities |
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| parental interest & understanding |
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| don't see need to differentiate between influence of parents & friends |
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| more active in relationship |
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| parents of adult-oriented adols |
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| more consistent in love, mood, discipline, etc |
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| parents of adult-oriented adols |
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| never tolerate disrespect |
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| parents of adult-oriented adols |
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| verse(s): Chrs can and should make difference |
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| parents think kid is/will inevitably be certain way, so allow kid to be that way |
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| major factor in relationships |
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