During the second decade, adolescents develop stronger thinking, logical and moral thinking and become more capable of abstract thought and rational judgment. Inner changes influence changes that occur among adolescents in adolescents.
These external influences include which differ between culture and society, including social values and norms, and their changing roles, responsibilities, relationships and lifelong expectations.
This stage is a significant period in terms of changes and physical and mental effects in 12 to 16 years. At age, growth is inherent and must be realized by children at that age.
It ultimately reflects the thoughts and behaviour of adolescents. Of course, this change is positive and negative. The way we express ourselves in this rapidly changing environment can be arrogant and continuously addressed to the public.
In this challenging phase of life, they tend to be unhealthy in their thoughts and habits as a teenager. It must note that these young teenagers do not waste their energy and efforts on unwanted actions and make mistakes that can cause them to experience depression later on. In short, in this golden phase of our lives, our families, our teachers, and the whole community have a moral responsibility to expand our communication, expand our perspective, and guide them in the right direction for a bright and prosperous future.
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