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Nathan Huss 4/4/2008
Teen Stress Stress is a difficulty for every person from males to females and especially teens. It is typically caused by something that is out of the ordinary from everyday life effects like, loss of a job, family problems, and tests. The stress created by these things also tends to create other problems like, headaches, high blood pressure, and depression. These types of troubles have a tendency to make teens what I call stress out. Stress seems to create a lot of problems but the latest studies have shown that it doesn't create as many problems as it was once thought too.
Another stress related issue is school. School stress is one the main cause for teenage dropouts in today’s schools. This thought in the teens mind to dropout can be caused by them being pushed to hard by their parents, teachers, or for some a lot is expected of them. It can also be caused by them doing so badly in school they gave up all hope of them......

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