True-False -Should Parents Track Their Teens?

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What is the importance of trust between parents and teens?

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Trust is essential for a healthy relationship, allowing for open communication and mutual respect.

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Do most parents currently use technology to track their teens’ whereabouts?

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No, according to the article, most parents do not use technology for tracking.

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What do critics argue about tracking apps and teens' independence?

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Critics argue that tracking apps can interfere with teens’ ability to learn independence.

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How can tracking apps alert parents about their teens?

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Tracking apps can alert parents if a teen’s device leaves a predetermined area.

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What is Jayne A. Hitchcock's stance on using location-tracking apps?

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Jayne A. Hitchcock believes parents should not monitor their teens constantly with tracking apps.

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What are tracking apps designed to do?

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Tracking apps are designed to monitor the location of a device, providing real-time updates to parents.

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What is a potential negative effect of parents using tracking apps?

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A potential negative effect is that it may lead to a lack of trust and independence in teens.

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What is the role of communication in parent-teen relationships?

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Effective communication fosters understanding and strengthens the bond between parents and teens.

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What are some alternatives to tracking apps for parents?

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Alternatives include open discussions about whereabouts and establishing trust-based agreements.

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How can parents balance safety and independence for their teens?

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Parents can balance safety and independence by setting boundaries while encouraging responsible decision-making.

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