Make a list of bad habits that can turn into addiction in adolescents. Write their ill effects.
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Cursing
You will likely hear just about every curse word at school or while riding the bus or just in general. But if you don't put a stop to the cursing now, you're unlikely ever to get to stop. Be sure you know how you feel about cursing, and that it's impolite to curse because it makes others feel uncomfortable. If you tend to curse now and then, be sure to recognize your mistake and let you know that it's important to try hard to eliminate the habit.
Constant Complaining
If you have nothing positive to say, it might be time to help you exercise an attitude adjustment. If you don't do it now, then in a few years will be that much more difficult. Try to point out the positive in any situation and let yourself know that how we choose to react to challenges is something that we can control. Be positive yourself.
Bad Hygiene
You may not always as hygienic as we would like to be, and puberty can make it all the worse. If you play a sport or very active, hygiene is that much more important. Be sure you provide yourself with the knowledge and the products you needs to practice good hygiene. Stock your bathroom with soap, towels, shampoo, and conditioner, and be sure to showers regularly and particularly after sports or exercising.
Sleeping Late
You may need to get to school earlier than in elementary school, which means getting out of bed could become a real challenge. If you are sleeping in and missing the bus, you can help get back on schedule. Be sure you lays out clothes the night before, packs your lunch, and have everything ready for the next day. Strict sleep schedule helps, by gradually turning off electronic devices at night, getting into your bedroom, and encouraging sleep and rest.
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The difference between substance abuse and addiction is very slight. Substance abuse means using an illegal substance or using a legal substance in the wrong way. Addiction begins as abuse, or using a substance like marijuana or cocaine.