It is our parents where we have the seen the world & thru the parent care in the earlier period they have grown up as a childhood with an study ,play & all the loving environment .

It is this environment which our adolescence in t he right & worthy manner ,unfortunately it is very likely children may move in the negative direction which I believe this is the resulting fruits of their earlier life .

Anyhow some time back I have my publication under the captioned '' Parents Care which I submit herewith for your perusal with a request to offer your valuable opinion

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Thank you! I totally agree in my opinion adolescence is a critical point in personality formation as the individual goes through puberty and experiences the maturation of the brain which results in heightened vulnerability due to the short circuit structural change.

I am looking at the problem from an educational sense, schools place a great emphasis on fostering parental involvement earlier in education as this can provide the child with validation from the home for positive feelings attitudes and outcomes in school. However there is currently no real push to try and Foster this same mechanism during the later years of schooling especially 16-18 when they have possibly the biggest decisions to be made and the most most stress pressure and changes occurring.

It's speculation but in my opinion I think the lack of parental validation during these key years is somewhat evident in the gang problem as teens will seek out validation and if the family home can not provide the teenager with validation for the feelings emotions they are having then the gang takes on this role and provides a sense of worth and belonging.

As independent as their behavior seems to be, for today's adolescents the consent and acceptance, the validation that they receive from their parents, in this way, ensures their self-esteem as well as the prediction for success in the social, professional, personal life