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The Effect of Cyberbullying on Social Platforms 

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As a part of everyday life, Social Platforms have had an overpowering effect on people’s behaviors. Although Social Media has opened up exciting possibilities for positive interactions, there have been negative ones too. One is cyberbullying, the #1 cause of suicide around the world. Cyberbullying is on the rise, and the impact is often underestimated. In 2012, for example, a 15-year-old girl named Amanda Todd committed suicide due to cyberbullying. At

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The Link Between Lack of Support and Romeo and Juliet’s Suicide

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If parents are too strict with raising children, they may become more rebellious than if the parents were laid back. This is seen in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, in which, because of their strict parents, Romeo and Juliet end up dead because of forbidden love. Romeo and Juliet would live longer if they were raised differently or opposite genders because they would be free to love leading to a happy, successful

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Why Gun Violence Occurs

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In the United States, the number of cases of gun violence have increased tremendously. The reason why these numbers have been so high is because guns have been made easily accessible to the general public. The implications that gun violence has had on the country are so damaging that it is time that the American government come up with ways in which the availability of guns to the American citizens can

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Causes of Teenage Depression

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Teens, like me, go through depression everyday. Many of us don’t need to go through it, but so much goes on in our everyday lives. That sometimes we just get in the wrong state of mind. When they are in that state of mind, when they are feeling hopelessness and get into a hole of darkness it is hard to dig yourself out of it. Depression is a bad illness that

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Cyberbullying: What Does It Mean and How Can It Be Solved

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Nina Dobrev once said, “In the cyberworld, bullies have a wall to hide behind so they say things that they probably wouldn’t say otherwise. It’s because they are unhappy with something about themselves so they lash out in an anonymous way.” (Dobrev, par. 1) Cyberbullying is when someone uses technology to send hostile, threatening, or humiliating messages to or about another person. This can occur through text, email, or the most

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Risk Taking During Adolescence

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Last June on Long Island, a 15-year old girl driving a stolen SUV with nine other passengers crashed on the Meadowbrook State Parkway, killing three teens and injuring seven others who were crowded in the back of the car. It was “skip school day” for the teens who were headed to the beach at the time of the deadly accident. Their designated driver was intoxicated, so the 15-year-old girl stepped behind

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Romeo and Juliet: Fr. Lawrence is To Blame

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Romeo and Juliet is known worldwide as a tragic love story between two star-crossed lovers which ends in impulsive suicide out of pure love, but many don’t know that these deaths were purposefully orchestrated by an unmasked killer. Throughout the story the reader falls in love with Romeo and Juliet, two teens in desperate love, whose personality and choices reflect the nature of the two rivaling families. The play is filled

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Erikson’s Psychosocial Theory

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In Erikson’s psychosocial theory, there are various stages in which personality is developed and built as an individual age. The experiences of each person can vary, depending on the psychosocial crisis, which could be either negative or positive. The crisis of each state is described as psychosocial because they involve a person’s needs and the conflict these have with the needs of society (Sokol, 2009). According to Erikson, the positive outcome

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The Term “Suicide” as “Self-Destruction”

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Suicide has always been a very difficult discussion to most all people. Suicide or suicidal people are people who choose to take their own life or a person who is thinking about ending their own life. Years past, individuals may have been arrested for reporting such illness to authorities, but within recent years, these persons no longer risk being arrested with so many fatalities in recent studies. Per studies in history,

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Teenage Suicide Essay

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Teenage suicide is a growing issue in KY and as such there are several programs and projects related to the issue. This is a situation which has had an alarming spike in this area over the last few years. Current programs and projects directed to the macro client here in KY are Senate Bill 65 which in 2010 was passed by the Governor, another one was House Bill 51 which was

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