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What are the typical stereotypes of adolescents? Is there any accuracy to these stereotypes? Explain your answers based on your own experiences and understandings.

The first thing that comes to mymind of a typical teenager is the mood swings of teenagers but also their favorite word "I know mom" they seem to know it all. Secondly, I will add that it is important to take under considerationtheir environment. Since it is what helps to shape some other their personality.
For example, I was raised in a different atmosphere than my own children. By that I mean, that I was born and racein El Salvador, in Central America until I was twelve years old. Cross the Mexican border at the age of thirteen. Taking, a lot of responsibilities, to help my mother and at the same time to attendschool. During all of those years that I spend back in my home country I was raised in a typical Spanish traditional family, in which girls will stay home to help with the daily errands of the house.Of course after attending school, and doing my homeworks. Then on Sundays we will be attending at my grandfather's church. There, was some school activities that included sports in which I wasallowed to participate thanks to my father who was raised in the city, meaning that he was more open mine than my mother who was raised in the countryside.
Later, in the road, I got married and havekids. They are different from each other just like the fingers of my hands. In the same way of my father I have them in sports, after school recreational activities and in church. However, there issolidly some difference of cultures in my home. The children, speak Spanglish "English and Spanish" in addition, to being myself and my husband from two different nationalities. The oldest kidsidentified more with this country and the youngest more from their father country " Colombia".
Meaning that the oldest are more up to eatoutsidee "junk food" and the youngest more homemade foods, and...