Youth
Stanley Hall (1904):
“ Adolescence is inherently a time of
storm & stress when all young people go through some degree of emotional
and behavioural upheaval, before establishing a more stable equilibrium at
adulthood." Hall also argued that:
1. The common mood of teenagers is a state of depression.
2. Criminal activity increases between the ages of 12 & 24.
3. Young people are extreme and need excitement; “Youth must have excitement and if this is not at hand in the form of moral intellectual enthusiasms it is more prone to be sought in; sex, drink or drugs.”
1. The common mood of teenagers is a state of depression.
2. Criminal activity increases between the ages of 12 & 24.
3. Young people are extreme and need excitement; “Youth must have excitement and if this is not at hand in the form of moral intellectual enthusiasms it is more prone to be sought in; sex, drink or drugs.”
Dick Hebdige (1988) argued youths are stereotyped as mixed
metaphors of; “Youth as fun,” and “Youth as trouble maker.”
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