This document outlines a research essay on adolescent depression. The introduction states that depression negatively impacts how one feels, thinks and acts, and is more common during teenage years. The body will discuss symptoms like effects on daily life and academics, thoughts of death and suicide, and causes like family life, environment, and school. It will also discuss overcoming depression through family support, healthy habits, and medical treatment. The conclusion emphasizes that depression should not be neglected in teenagers and supporting healthy habits or seeking professional help is important.
This document outlines a research essay on adolescent depression. The introduction states that depression negatively impacts how one feels, thinks and acts, and is more common during teenage years. The body will discuss symptoms like effects on daily life and academics, thoughts of death and suicide, and causes like family life, environment, and school. It will also discuss overcoming depression through family support, healthy habits, and medical treatment. The conclusion emphasizes that depression should not be neglected in teenagers and supporting healthy habits or seeking professional help is important.
This document outlines a research essay on adolescent depression. The introduction states that depression negatively impacts how one feels, thinks and acts, and is more common during teenage years. The body will discuss symptoms like effects on daily life and academics, thoughts of death and suicide, and causes like family life, environment, and school. It will also discuss overcoming depression through family support, healthy habits, and medical treatment. The conclusion emphasizes that depression should not be neglected in teenagers and supporting healthy habits or seeking professional help is important.
This document outlines a research essay on adolescent depression. The introduction states that depression negatively impacts how one feels, thinks and acts, and is more common during teenage years. The body will discuss symptoms like effects on daily life and academics, thoughts of death and suicide, and causes like family life, environment, and school. It will also discuss overcoming depression through family support, healthy habits, and medical treatment. The conclusion emphasizes that depression should not be neglected in teenagers and supporting healthy habits or seeking professional help is important.
Depression is a mental illness that negatively effects on how
we feel, think and act. Depression is more common in teenage years and it is a serious health problem that impacts on a teen’s overall life. Adolescence is the period in which a young person develops from a child into an adult. In this paper, I will discuss the symptoms and causes of depression and how to overcome it.
Part B. Essay Body
Subtopic 1: Symptoms of Depression
a. Effects on daily life activities. b. Effects on academic performance. c. Thoughts of death and suicide.
Subtopic 2: Causes of Depression
a. Family life b. Environmental causes of depression c. School life
Subtopic 3: Overcoming Depression
a. Family support b. Adopting healthy habits c. Reaching out to a doctor for medical treatment
Part C. Essay Conclusion
To conclude, we should not neglect depression and especially
in teenagers as it a very serious mental illness and has adverse impacts on their life. Support from the family and adopting healthy habits should be considered first and if it didn’t help then seeking a professional help is highly advocated.
Part D. References (in APA style)
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