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Category > Psychology Posted 23 Oct 2017 My Price 10.00

adolescents' criminal behaviors.

  • Please help me with this discussion please make it 300 to 400 hundreds words i need it done tonight by 10 pm arizona time please 10 pm 
  • This week, among our topics of study is problem behaviors in adolescence, and these are associated with impulsivity, deviance, and withdrawal. As we've seen in course readings this week, adolescence is the developmental period bridging childhood to adulthood--but how much of the child is still in the adolescent? How adult is a teenager? 

  • For this Discussion, we'll consider adolescents' criminal behaviors. Specifically, for what types of crimes committed by teens, if any, should parents be held legally responsible?
  • As you answer this overarching question, consider these: How long should parents be held responsible for their child's actions--until age 18? Until the child is financially independent? Are there other criteria for how long parents should be responsible? Are there situations in which parents should always (or a majority of the time) be held responsible for their child's crimes? What are specific examples? Are there situations in which parents should never be held responsible? What are specific examples? What basic assumptions about parent-child relationships underlie a law which makes parents responsible for their teens' misbehavior/crimes? What other causes of teens' delinquent/problematic behaviors should be considered besides parental influence? What advice would you give to a parent about how to handle a daughter or son who is constantly in trouble with the law?
  • Use course readings, lectures, and online resources (if applicable) to support your ideas.

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