- There is mental abuse and physical abuse, which one is seen more in teenage relationships?
- Why do the teens in abusive relationships stay with their abuser?
- How will domestic violence in teen relationships effect teens when they grow up into adults?
- Should the local and community agency develop more programs that enlighten people of the problem and offer help to solve the problem?
- What if parents start getting involved in stopping teen dating violence?
Monday, March 21, 2011
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I like how you revised your questions! This is showing signs of a critically thinking researcher. These questions are more direct and will glean stronger results. This topic is relevant, controversial, and debatable for your age group; I am proud. My question is, "What do you do if the abuse victim chooses to remain in the abusive relationship?"
ReplyDeleteI want to thank you helping me throughout this process on finding creditable sources and giving me some great feedback. I like your question, “What do you do if the abuse victim chooses to remain in the abusive relationship?" I think it would be a great question to add and I could find some creditable information on it. Also many teens and parents could have a better understanding on my teen abuse and how to get a victim out of a harmful relationship.
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