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Theo works at a fast food restaurant. his boss has asked theo if he is willing to take more shifts. if theo decides to take on t

he extra work he will be trying to juggle 20 hours of part-time work and full-time high school. according to research, if theo is a typical adolescent, what might we conclude about the potential effects of the increased hours?
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nikitadnepr [17]4 years ago
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The fact that his school work may end up slacking or he is ambitious and will achieve what he wants to
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