Life Skills To Adolescents
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The document discusses adolescence and the transition from childhood to adulthood. During this period, teens experience identity confusion and develop independence while also facing social, parental, and peer pressures. They engage in risk-taking behaviors due to lack of impulse control and judgment. The document emphasizes developing life skills in teens to help them make responsible decisions and have positive health behaviors and relationships during this challenging time of development.
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