At some point, a teen changes from a “Kid” to a “Grownup.” It’s different for every teen, but it happens every time. What goes in to changing a Kid to a Grownup? Is it education? A job? The family environment? A relationship? We can see where “New Adults” come from, and get a better idea of the influences involved in America’s youth: Transitions to adulthood by Susan Aud, Angelina KewalRamani, Lauren Frohlich.
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Did you know that nearly three quarters (73%) of teens are on a social networking site? Also according to recent research, a staggering 55% of teens have given out personal information to someone they didn’t know, and 56% of teens say they’ve been the target of some form of online harassment. With statistics like these, it is vital for teens and parents to learn how to use social networking sites in ways that promote positive online activities and prevent incidents of identity theft, social engineering and cyberbullying.
