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    This document discusses common areas of stress that affect adolescents, including academic performance and career planning (School), family issues like substance abuse or violence (Family Breakdown), concerns about physical appearance (Body Image), financial wants and fitting in trends (Finances), negative criticism from others (Criticism), breakups in romantic relationships (Romantic Relationships), cyberbullying online (Cyber Bullying), birth order and sibling dynamics (Siblings), packed schedules and time management (Time Management), and experiencing loss through death, relationships ending, or other means (Sense of Loss).

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    COMMON AREAS OF STRESSOR

    THAT AFFECT ADOLESCENTS

    PE & HEALTH 11
    OBJECTIVES:
    Demonstrate various stress management
    techniques in dealing with stress, loss, and
    grief
    Discuss the types, signs, symptoms,
    prevention and treatment, and professional
    care in managing common mental health
    disorders.
    COMMON
    AREAS OF
    STRESSOR
    THAT AFFECT
    ADOLESCENTS
    A. School
    Adolescents consider school as their
    number one stressor. Their academic
    performance and extra-curricular demands
    stress them. They worry if their grades
    would be satisfactory to get them to college
    or what their career paths should be.
    B. Family Breakdown
    Parents with drug and alcohol issues, domestic
    violence, or other relational problems create a
    hotbed of stress for teenagers. Home instability
    promotes depression and lifelong anxiety on
    teens and these result to teen trying to manage
    their newfound desire for independence and
    wanting to break away from the family unit.
    C. Body Image
    What a teenager thinks about how
    peers regard his/her appearance affects
    his/her stress level. They usually worry
    about how they look and how society
    looks at them since physical appearance
    is very important to them.
    D. Finances
    Teens view money or how to get it as
    a major stressor second to school. They
    have endless wants. They want to shop
    for clothes, foods, and other items that
    are the current trend to make them fit
    it.
    E. Criticism
    Criticisms strain teenagers so much.
    They are afraid and sometimes even
    take criticism negatively that leads
    them to poor decision making which
    they will regret later on.
    F. Romantic Relationship
    Teens hardly take break-ups
    positively. Despite the predictable
    pattern of teen dating, adolescents
    believe wholeheartedly that the love
    they feel for their present partner will
    be forever.
    G. Cyber Bullying
    Cyber Bullying is a modern stressor. More and more
    teenagers use cellphones, social networking
    websites, and chat rooms for this purpose. Typing
    hurtful comments, spreading rumors, and posting
    humiliating pictures are a few types of harassment
    young people face. Middle-school students who are
    cyber bullied are more likely to have suicidal
    thoughts.
    H. Siblings
    Birth order also affects teens stress levels.
    Living in a sibling's shadow, feeling invisible,
    fighting over possessions and privileges,
    coping with all stressors attached to
    siblings. First born have the highest level of
    anxiety while those born later tend to be
    self-conscious.
    I. Time Management
    Many teens have jam-packed schedules and
    find it difficult to relax, unwind, and de-stress.
    Keeping up with adults and commitments,
    packed schedules, not having enough time to
    sleep and relax, and dealing with deadlines can
    stress teens and make them feel like they need
    to be always on the go.
    J. Sense of Loss
    Teens may also feel stress and anxiety
    when experiencing a sense of loss. In
    addition to dealing with heart
    problems or the death of a family
    member of a friend, loss may also
    mean end of a relationship.
    THANK YOU!!!

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