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HACTEHA [7]
3 years ago
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How can an adult help teenagers to cope with adapting change​

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1 answer:
ddd [48]3 years ago
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Answer: The adult can help teenagers to cope up with the physiological, psychological, and social changes they are going through with.

Explanation:

The physiological changes like those changes that occur during puberty and last till the adulthood are part of human life cycle and they are necessary for the overall development of the body and make humans reproductively active. Psychological changes are associated with adolescence like mood swings, aggressive behavior, or sense of loneliness these changes should be regulated by the advice given by the adults and supporting the teenagers with such behavior changes. Social changes like lack of attention received from fellows, lack of coordination between parent children relationships. Counselling related to such matters can help in resolving them.

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