These forms of aggression, in particular, are suspected to be the result of deeply rooted psychological problems. This paper suggests that the increase in aggression which we have experienced over the last few years is directly correlated with a decline in societal mores and norms but emphasizes that it is also important to remember that various physiological and genetic factors can be at play as well. Bibliography lists 9 sources. An 8 page paper discussing peer pressure, the great scapegoat for many of the poor choices that teens can make today. There are more areas in which teens can make choices than at any other time, and those teens without the unyielding support of a close family frequently are on their own in making decisions for themselves.
Peer groups can have influence, but only by the acquiescence of the individual.
Bibliography lists 5 sources. A 7 page discussion of some of the more negative aspects of the World Wide Web. The World Wide Web can be a phenomenal tool for adults and children alike. It has limitless possibilities in regard both to information access and entertainment. Like most things in life, however, the World Wide Web has both positive aspects and negative aspects.