Factors that affect teenage behavior

1- Evaluate the concept of social perception; include the ideas of self-perception, social comparison, impressions, and attributions. 2 - Set up an outline illustrating the factors that play a role in interpersonal attraction and describe how these factors affect the establishment, maintenance, and deterioration of relationships. 3 - Create a definition describing the concept of roles and discuss the positive and negative aspects of roles in our society, including roles in the work place. 4 - Compare the concepts of stereotype, prejudice, and discrimination. Delineate the relationship between these phenomena, and discuss their impact upon the individual and society. 5 - Theorize how attitudes are formed and changed. Create a hypothesis about the relationship between attitudes and behavior. 6 - Evaluate research findings on how conformity, compliance, and obedience mold the behavior of individuals and groups. 7 - Formulate an outline on the factors that influence the development and elicitation of pro-social behavior. 8 - Create a definition for aggression, evaluate the theoretical positions on the origins of aggression, and assess the social and situational factors that influence aggression. 9 - Appraise group processes and how they influence collective behavior and group decisions, including group behavior in the work place. 10 - Elaborate on the causes of crime and the process of our justice system. Interpret how the programs are used to reduce crime. 11 - Translate how stresses within the social and physical world contribute to physical and mental problems; compare and contrast the concept of coping, prevention, and treatment.