Teenage Sociology

By Alexander Patterson

Teenage Sociology is about the changing society that we, as teenagers, are growing up in. The book describes how we are living in a society that is becoming increasingly narcissistic, and the affect this has on us. After reading this book you will see the root causes of our societies worst aspects. And you will find the solutions and gain the knowledge to change our world.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jan 12, 2012
• ISBN: 9781465307743

Alexander Patterson

Alexander Patterson lives in Dallas Texas, with his parents and brother. He began writing this book in eighth grade and completed it in his freshman year of high school. From an early age Alexander has been an avid student of psychology and sociology as well as a keen observer of the world around him.

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Contents

Part One

The Wolf Pack

Introduction

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Part Two

The Bully

Introduction

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Part Three

Teenage Sociology

Introduction

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Part Four

Conclusion

Conclusion

Bibliography

Part One

The Wolf Pack

Introduction

In life, there are four basic types of people. There are The Bad, The Evil, The Good, and The Great. We are all familiar with the first group, The Bad. The Bad people are those who bully other people. They often become lower level criminals. What I mean by lower level criminals is that they never kill anyone or do any serious damage to those that they affect. They will do petty crimes like robbing and illegal drugs. The second type of people is The Evil people. We have all been told about these people. These people are the school shooters, the serial killers and the rapists that stalk our neighbors. The Good are people who may never do anything with their lives, but they never turn to crime as an outlet for their anger. The Great are those who are bullied to the point where they may feel that suicide is the only escape from their hellish lives, but they push through and use their experiences to tell others about what is going on in their own schools, lives, and societies. Recently, I heard a speech by one of these people. The speaker had been bullied his entire life until he got