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WHAT DOES A DIARY MEAN FOR TEENAGERS?Loading...
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MAHA BOUKIL HADIFI1º BACHILLERATO A
CONTENTS
What is adolecence?
Teenagers' psychology
Diaries and teenagers
Benefits of writing a diary
The adolescence is a stage of development after childhood. But the word development not only encompasses biological development, but also encompasses psychological and social development. Today we will focus on this psychological development to understand the importance of a diary for a teenager. This is a stage in which adolescents look for their own identity and autonomy.
The psychology of adolescents is very complex because their brains are undergoing many changes:
- The body of adolescents undergoes many changes, this generates curiosity and anxiety. This also makes them question their gender identity.
- Teenagers have concrete and extremist ideas, things are fantastic or terrible. What I mean by this is that they do not have a middle ground, something is white or something is black, there is no gray. This makes them experience great joys but also great depressions.
- Teenagers need more privacy and often need time to be alone and organize their ideas in their minds.
- They also begin to look for ways to be independent from their family. This causes them to argue more with their parents and for this reason adolescents spend more time with their friends than with their family. Although they are angry with their family, they love them and need their support.
- We must not forget that the interest of adolescents in romantic and sexual relationships arises. That is why they need people around them to help and support them.
- The body of adolescents undergoes many changes, this generates curiosity and anxiety. This also makes them question their gender identity.
- Teenagers have concrete and extremist ideas, things are fantastic or terrible. What I mean by this is that they do not have a middle ground, something is white or something is black, there is no gray. This makes them experience great joys but also great depressions.
- Teenagers need more privacy and often need time to be alone and organize their ideas in their minds.
- They also begin to look for ways to be independent from their family. This causes them to argue more with their parents and for this reason adolescents spend more time with their friends than with their family. Although they are angry with their family, they love them and need their support.
- We must not forget that the interest of adolescents in romantic and sexual relationships arises. That is why they need people around them to help and support them.