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Influence Of Social Demand, Peer Pressure And Economic Instability On Adolescents’ Behavioural Pattern
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Adolescents: The children, especially the youth
in the society would benefit from the recommendations of this study
because it will help them to understand the way of nurturing and
bringing them up as adolescent. With this study, children would be able
to identify some of the values in the family and society. With this
study also, adolescents would be enable to know that they ought to be
controlled and obedient to their parents, teachers and the significant
others in their communities.
Teachers: Teachers would no doubt, be
able to understand more, the different aspect of adolescents’
behaviours. Some teachers are parents also, they will be exposed to the
essence of child-upbringing by reading this work. This study will create
important knowledge on parents’ demands, peer grouping and economic
instability. Teachers will also be able to learn the more, that good
parenting would be beneficial to both the teachers and the school system
where both the teachers and the children are found. This is because, if
the children are well brought up, they would be good and right thinking
individuals in the society and the school.
The Society: The society
will benefit from this study because there will be great impact of this
study on the individual in the society. Also both the new researchers
and students who want to carry out new research on topics related to
this study will find this study a reference point or material.
1.7 Scope of the Study
The
study covers the influence of guidance and counselling on the
psychosocial adjustment of students in secondary schools in Mainland
Local Government Area of Lagos State.
1.8Definition of Terms
The following terms were defined in this study:
(1)
Adolescence: This is described as the age of storm and stress. It is
the age before eighteen years. It is a period between childhood and
adulthood.
(2) Psychological Adjustment: This is the term that denotes the psychosocial and socialization of an individual child.
(3) Transition Period: This is the period in which an individual or a thing changes from one level to another.
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]The study examined the influence of social demand, peer pressure and economic instability on adolescents’ behavioural pattern in Lagos State: Implication for Counselling in Mainland Local Government Area of Lagos State. In this study, the researcher made some important recommendations that would help in finding possible solutions to the problems identified and investigated in this study. The study employed the descriptive research survey design which was used to assess the responses of th ... Continue reading---