DR. DAVID ELKIND'S THEORY

FINDING FAULT WITH AUTHORITY FIGUREs

• Adolescents discover that people they admired for years fall short
• Of their ideals and key everyone know it.
• When people did something wrong to something that their idea
• They tell others about it

ARGUMENTATIVENESS

• Adolescents practice building their own viewpoints
• When they face their problem they figure and built
• Their viewpoints by arguing themselves

INDECISIVENESS

• Aware many choices
• They often have trouble making even simple decisions.
• When they have to make their own decisions they have hard times
• They sometime don't even know what decision they should make
• Obviously there are too many decisions out there so they have trouble with it

APPARENT HYPOCRISY

• They have difficulty understanding an ideal and living up to it
• They have hard time to understand what they have, and what others have
• They always care about how they look, or how others look
• They always aim to be more better

SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS

• They assume that everyone is thinking about the same thing they are
• They start to think that everyone thinks same about themselves
• Also they start knowing and understanding that they are not the only one

INVULNERABILITY

• They begin to feel special that their experiences are unique
• They start to proud of things they experienced before
• If they did something no one experience, they feel special
• When others start saying or telling them that their experiences are unique
• They feel really special and happy.