According to these numbers in this survey many teens benefited from the social media sites on many different levels. ... Also in the survey they found that the main reasons kids prefer face-to-face conversations are that they're more fun (38%) and that they can understand what people really mean better in person (29%). ... According to the polls in this survey 25% of teens who aren't currently using a social networking site strongly agree that they sometimes wish they could go back to a time when there was no Facebook, and a total of 54% agree at least somewhat with that statement. ...

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There was a survey done in New York's Attica Prison, to find out how many of the black inmates were born to teenage mothers, and 90% of them said that they were. ... The 1995 National Survey of Family Growth, found that fifty percent of women ranging in age 15-19, had ever had ever have intercourse, compared with fifty-five percent in 1975, and twenty-nine percent in 1970. ... One-third of the teens surveyed said they thought it was a mistake for them to have sex before marriage because the danger of AIDS and the possibility of pregnancy, while two-thirds said it was alright before marri...

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As time passes, it seems as if the teenage pregnancy rate gets higher and higher, instead of decreasing. Some people inculpate it on how parents edified their teens when they were children. Others claim that the pregnancy rate is on the up because of the sex education curriculum that schools teach t...

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