Angelica Hunter has made a decision. Her choice is based on her moral and religious values, but also her own mother's difficult experience as an unmarried teen mother. Teen-agers make tough decisions every day.
Most adults use life experiences, common sense and logic to make wise choices.
While teen values can be vague, even contradictory, experts say what's important is their origin and how they're developed and applied in daily life. The ideals formed in adolescence will affect decisions felt for years to come. Parental values Passing values from parent to child doesn't occur automatically. It takes more than genetics, intelligence or even boundless love to guarantee everyone's on the same moral page. Parents have to spend a lot of time with their kids.