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Self Esteem During Puberty: A Parent’s Guide

Sydney Thompson

an infographic created as part of Dr. Erchull’s Social Psychology course
(Fall 2021)

Students were asked to “give psychology away” through an infographic designed to educate an audience of their choice about an idea from social psychology that the group would benefit from understanding

TOPIC: self-esteem
AUDIENCE: parents

Thompson-infographic

    Dr. Leppanen
    5 Dec 2021
    11:44am

    Good job, Sydney! I think this is definitely a good place to start for parents to be reminded of what their children are going through. While we were all at that age once, we may have struggled ourselves making it hard to know how to help a child. Do you think adolescents could be helped by parents talking about their struggles through puberty?

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    Jack Kirschner
    5 Dec 2021
    2:54pm

    Great Job! I liked your choice to focus on the parents instead of directly to the teen. This will help educate parents to make choices that are in their child’s best intrest. A teen’s self-esteem is an important aspect for a parent to be aware of and knowing that it will be influenced by puberty, should be on a parents radar when their kids reach adolescence. Do you think adolescence would benefit from reading this as well?

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