Interactive Glossary

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TEENAGERS' PROBLEMS AND CHALLENGES

INTERACTIVE GLOSSARY

Dwelling excessively on thoughts or situations, often leading to stress or anxiety.

Overthinking

The influence exerted by peers to conform to group norms, which can lead to risky behavior.

Peer Pressure

Fear or prejudice against people from different backgrounds, sometimes experienced by teenagers in diverse settings.

Xenophobia

The foundation of healthy relationships, which can be difficult to build or maintain.

Trust

Frequent arguments or disagreements, often with friends, siblings, or parents.

Quarreling

A mental health disorder characterized by persistent feelings of sadness, loss of interest, and low energy.

Depression

Lack of confidence or assurance in oneself, often stemming from comparison or self-doubt.

Insecurity

A strong desire for acceptance, independence, or understanding, common during adolescence.

Yearning

Understanding gained through experience or education, essential for navigating teenage challenges.

Knowledge

The skill of resolving disagreements, essential for managing conflicts with peers or parents.

Negotiation

Hormones

Chemical messengers in the body that regulate emotions and physical changes during adolescence.

A close and supportive relationship, which can sometimes lead to conflicts or peer pressure.

F - Friendship

The amount of schoolwork or responsibilities, which can lead to burnout and stress.

Workload

Physical or emotional harm inflicted by others, including family, peers, or strangers.

Violence

Formal tests of a student’s knowledge or skills that can cause stress and pressure for teenagers.

Exams

A person’s internal understanding of their gender, which may differ from societal norms or expectations.

Gender Identity

Online platforms that influence teenagers’ communication, self-image, and mental health.

Social Media

A person’s emotional, psychological, and social well-being, crucial during adolescence.

Mental Health

The act of being dismissed or turned down, which can affect self-esteem and relationships.

Rejection

The lack of clarity about the future, which can cause stress during decision-making.

Uncertainty

A coping mechanism where teenagers mentally disengage due to stress or boredom.

Zoning Out

Unwanted, aggressive behavior that involves a real or perceived power imbalance, often recurring over time.

Bullying

The feeling of self-assurance and belief in one’s abilities, which can be challenged during adolescence.

Confidence

A feeling of being isolated or disconnected, even when surrounded by others.

Loneliness

A feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease, often about events or uncertainties in life.

Anxiety

The fear or experience of being criticized by others, which can impact a teenager’s self-esteem.

Judgment