The Negative Effects Of Teen And Child Behavior

Children are often unable to consider the long term consequences of their actions, have difficulty taking the perspective of others, and typically have

parents. Children that are raised by both parents have a lot of pressure and influences put upon

any other kid of violence only makes things worse. Once someone does something violent to

children. There are also bad parents that do not care one way or the other about their children.

* Seek out adult approval. So if they were to hurt themselves they would still go to an adult or when they are tired they would still go to an adult for comfort.

As children grow from adolescence to being an adult, an absence of positive developmental traits is directly linked to one’s behavior. As stated by the American Psychiatric Association, "When individuals with conduct disorder reach adulthood, symptoms of aggression, property destruction, deceitfulness, and rule violation, including violence against co-workers, partners, and children, may be exhibited in the workplace and the home, such that antisocial personality disorder may be considered" (American Psychiatric Association, 2013).

This is similar to emotional by now they act with other children similar to their age.

| * Playing alongside other children and copying their actions * Temper tantrums if they are frustrated

In order for a child to follow the right path, the parents should have a great influence on their children and should consider using physical discipline when needed. The reason this is because of the fact that is is difficult for some kids in the ages from middle school and even high school to go through the right path. Many of them need physical discipline to be corrected; the parents should do what is possible at their power to educate their children, if they do not make a move and bring them back to the right path, someone else will. This can be better explained with the crow scenario. A crow lived with his mother, ever since the crow was young, he would steal. Everyday, the crow will bring something new home and his mother will celebrate him for being so great at stealing and never getting caught. The crow believed that was he was doing was correct and there was nothing wrong with it. One day the crow was caught stealing and was brought to

Can you imagine a heartless person leaving a baby in a trash can to fend for himself/herself because they can’t take care of it? That is an example of abandonment, or the act of deserting someone. Many people agree that abandonment is a tragic occurrence and should be stopped. Abandonment affects children. Children are our future, so if you want the future to be bright, then start with this generation.

The objective of this researcher was to conduct a review of various literature that focuses on behavior modification in detention facilities, which practice such an approach in managing negative behavior in adolescents. Theoretically, placing a great emphasis on developing the individual in choosing positive behavior as the final outcome. Ultimately, for some adolescents such results are systematically dependent upon the facility’s approach in addressing negative behavior among its detainees. Therefore, “creating a therapeutic culture within the facility that supports the development of positive relationships between youth and staff, that ensures the safe and humane treatment of the youth, that provides youth with the treatment and programs

Adolescents engage in risky behavior frequently, and it raises the question as to what motivates adolescents to engage in risky behavior. Behaviors like drugs, drinking, reckless driving, and crime are looked at as risky because they could possible hurt the person or others in society. Adolescents are more likely to engage in those behaviors than anyone else in their life-cycle. This research paper will identify an evolutionary perspective, peer perspective, and Parent permissiveness perspective as to why adolescents engage in risky behaviors. Do adolescents engage in risky behavior because they are motivated biologically through evolution, or are peer relations and parental exposure the reason for risky behavior?

Children face so many different issues now days. Some come from either a family from divorce parents, have been or are abuse,

     Some causes for conduct in adolescents are no discipline, unstructured discipline and a broken home. A broken home is one of the factors that can produce a delinquent child. A broken home reduces the opportunity for creating a strong attachment between child and parents and that reduces the parent’s ability to condition the child. Many theories concerning the causes of juvenile crime focus either on the individual or on society as the major contributing influence. Theories centering on the individual suggest that children engage in criminal behavior because they were not sufficiently penalized for previous delinquent acts or that they have learned criminal behavior through interaction with others.

While adolescents make their own choices, they are not the only cause of their deviant behavior; there are outside influences like the family, peers, and drug use, they do not know of or even consider the consequences of their behavior, and they are not aware of the programs set in place to help