Sometimes. The human brain doesn't fully develop until the early 20s, so, theoretically, 18 year-olds should be more responsible than 16 year-olds, as their brains are further along towards full development. But if I were to give an answer based on what I've seen of teenagers, I'd be inclined to say no. Some 18 year-olds realise that they'll now be held more accountable, being legally considered adults; many do not.
because 21 year olds have more common sense of when to stop then younger kids like you
Pick his or her nose
Most places in Canada British Coloumbia are not willing to hire 14 year olds.
no!
15-18 year olds go to the Lycée (masc.) which is the equivalent of senior high schools.
yes. 17 - 18 are sex-obsessed, drink 25x more alcohol than a pentioner. This is probably because of the hormones put into chicken, when a 17-18 year old eats the chicken the hormones will make their testoterone/sexual levels rise.
because 8 year olds are not responsible for their lives..
A 14-year old is more active than an office worker sitting at a desk. Therefore, 14-year olds, generally, need more energy.
because the government and many U.S. citizens think that 14 year olds aren't responsible enough to handle a car on the highway. for some 14 year olds that may be true and some may be more responsible than others, but that's what it comes down to. people don't trust kids.
Is there any evidence that 16-year-olds are less responsible than 18-year-olds?
Yes, ten year olds are very ticklish! But it depends on where you tickle them. Everyone has a different tickle spot, and usually more than one.
! have 3 kids, and my 16 year olds get in trouble at the mall way more then my 14 year old does.
If you're talking about thinks like muscular endurance, then no. Usually, a 65-year-old is much more weak than a 17-year-old
Because she is still a minor and you are responsible for her so you are responsible for her baby also.
Let's call the number of 4-year-olds "x" and the number of 5-year-olds "y". From the problem, we know that: x + y = 63 (because there are a total of 63 students) x = y + 7 (because there are 7 more 4-year-olds than 5-year-olds) We can use substitution to solve for one of the variables. From the second equation, we know that y = x - 7. We can substitute this into the first equation: x + (x - 7) = 63 Simplifying: 2x - 7 = 63 Adding 7 to both sides: 2x = 70 Dividing both sides by 2: x = 35 So there are 35 4-year-olds in the preschool.
It Depends I think it's perfectly fine if you have a plan. You can take away the phone for some time if they go over their minutes. If they do it a lot, wait until they're older. I think 11 year olds can be very responsible. If they aren't, then simply take it away until they're more responsible.
actually that depends on if the ten year old is responsible enough to keep a cell phone.