Answer to Question 1
Latent delinquents
Answer to Question 2
Stigmatized as troublemakers', adolescents may begin to incorporate the label into their own self-image, if everyone says I am a troublemaker, it must be true.
Although labels may not have caused adolescents to initiate delinquent behaviors, once applied they increase the likelihood of persistent offending because kids now have a damaged identity..
Damaged identities follow kids around and may never go away.
Their bad behavior can even be captured by cell phone cameras and be on the net almost instantly. A damaged identity provokes some adolescents into repeating their antisocial behaviors, creating new labels and amplifying old ones; this creates what is called a cumulative disadvantage.
Bearing a negative label limits conventional opportunities, such as educational attainment and employment.
Kids who were labeled in adolescence are much more likely to engage in crime in early adulthood unless they were able to overcome labels and do well in school and obtain meaningful employment opportunities.
Student views will vary.
Seven characteristics are common to all life
A rich diversity of life lives in and among coral reefs.
Various members of the Sciuridae family
The spectrum generated (b) is a family of peaks, with each successive peak
Animal life cycles
The Ku Klux Klan forces John Campbell, a black man, to beg for his life in Moore County, North Carol