"Partial Eating Disorder Syndromes Among Teens. (Cover story)." Eating Disorders Review 19.3 (2008): 4. Academic Search Complete. EBSCO. Web. 27 Jan. 2012. The author, in the article "Partial Eating Disorder syndromes Among Teens (Cover story)" (2008) claims the number of eating disorders accounted amongst teenagers have at dangerously increased rates in the past 20 years. The author supports his/her assertion by listing facts and statistics of the increasing number of teens diagnosed. The purpose is to paint out the importance it is to inform terms of the dangers they are involving themselves into if one attempts to engage in starving themselves. The author writes in a formal tone for young teens, mostly teenage girls. This is a very useful source, because detailed statistics are given. This is a reliable source that shows a strong objective to inform teens of these problems. The goal of this source is to attempt prevention of more early disorders to follow. I can use this source in my research paper to shape my argument more fluently and descriptively.

Cobo, Leila, et al. "Reality Travels, Warner Turns To Teens, LAMC Goes Hollywood." Billboard 115.19 (2003): LM-34. Academic Search Complete. EBSCO. Web. 27 Jan. 2012. Leila Cobo, in the editorial "Reality Travels, Warmer turns to Teen, LAMC Goes Hollywood" (2003), asserts that mega TV channels are using teenagers as companpy advertisements and promotions. Cobo supports her assertion by describing the process television shows are involving themselves in just to get success. The authors purpose to inform the public of this knowledge so awareness is brought upon this issue. The author writes in a formal tone for the public to read. This configures to be useful in the overall research topic. The article's goal is to inform the public of a better understanding of 'teen marketing'. This shapes my arguments to include television shows. In addition, I can use this source in my research project to use "teen advertising" as a sub-topic.

"Music piracy is OK by Christian teens." U.S. Catholic 69.7 (2004): 10. Academic Search Complete. EBSCO. Web. 25 Jan. 2012. U.S Catholic, states in the article "Music privacy is ok by Christian Teens" (1993) that even Christian teens pirate songs and have no issue with it. The author supports their assertion by listing the statistic of how many teens pirate compared to the number of Christian teen who pirate. The purpose is to point out how music piracy is so common and how morals have changed throughout teens. This article is written informal for the public to read. This source can be utilized to prove a change in morality amoungst teenagers. The goal of this source was to prove the point that music piracy is a very common. This helps shape my argument by explaining not all 'good' people are 'good bible people'. It can use this source in my research topic to explain teen behavior.

Fuller, Heidi A., and Amy M. Damico. "Keeping Peace With Teen Media Use: Implications and Strategies for Educators." Journal of Educational Research 101.6 (2008): 323-332. Academic Search Complete. EBSCO. Web. 26 Jan. 2012. Heidi A. Fuller and Amy Damico in the article "Keeping pace with Teen Media Use: Implications and strategies for Educators" (2008) argues that media allows students (high school) to re-think the glamorous life style and it allows them to evaluate life. Fuller and Damico support their argument by defining the use of media in schools important in a teen life, while in a school atmosphere. The author's purpose is to point out the impact media provides students in order to clarify media are not only a damaging aspect in life. This article is written in a formal tone for readers who believes teen receive too much media 'glamorous'. This is a very useful source due to the simplicity and variety of opinions it states. The information is reliable but may be a biased understanding, because the goal of this article seemed as if was a convincing informative piece of writing. This source was helpful to me and it shapes my argument as a more defined topic. I can use this source in my final paper to argue the amount of effect media has on a teen daily life.

Peltier, Michael. "Teens and seniors enjoy summer together." Nursing Homes: Long Term Care Management 55.8 (2006): 59-60. Academic Search Complete. EBSCO. Web. 28 Jan. 2012. Michael Peltier, in the article "Teens and seniors enjoy summer together" (2006) explains teenagers of all ages say their favorite time of the year is how they spend their vacation. Michel Peltier supports his explanation by describing an average teens summer, a camp. The authors purpose is to group various ages of teens from all ages that consider such an in event during summer 'paradise'. The author writes in a semi-formal tone for teenagers to read. This is a semi useful source as it is not much expected information as needed in this project. This source seems reliable and a defining piece of writing. The goal of this source was to state no matter your age, everybody could have fun with each other. This source can be used in my research paper to explain teenage attitude.

Jonsson, Patrik. "Teens can get fake ID's in a few keystokes on Web. (Cover story)." Christian Science Monitor 29 Aug. 2001: 1. Academic Search Complete. EBSCO. Web. 29 Jan. 2012. Patrick Jansson, in the article "Teens can get fake ID's in a few keystrokes on Web. (Cover story)" (2001), asserts that fake ID's are so common amongst teen due to their desire of tobacco and alcohol. Patrick Jonsson supports his assertion by describing the easy process of getting one and the easy use of one. The author's purpose is to point out to bars and dance clubs to watch carefully for fake ID's so that alcohol and tobacco is not landing in the 'irresponsible' hands of teenagers. The authors write in an informal tone for people of all ages to read. This source is very useful because it gives me the opportunity and small facts needed to understand how easy teens are receiving alcohol, tobacco, and essentially drugs. This is an objective source that is reliable because Johnson is educated amongst this topic. As this helps me shape my argument in the way of inferring the poor 'checking' of bars, markets, and grocery stores. I can use this source in my paper to receive a better understanding of retrieval of such items.

Joussemet, Mireille, Renée Landry, and Richard Koestner. "A Self-Determination Theory Perspective on Parenting." Canadian Psychology 49.3 (2008): 194-200. Academic Search Complete. EBSCO. Web. 25 Jan. 2012. Mireille Jaussement, in the editorial 'A self determination theory perspective on Parenting" (2008) claims that supportive parenting leads to successful life's for their children. Joussement supports her claim by contrasting between a well-off teen and a troubled one. The authors purpose is to suggest supportive patently form all families in order for their children to live great lives. The author writes in a formal tone to the public. This is a very useful source as it allows this research to expand into the parent-hood side of one's 'self-image'. The goal of this source is to encourage parents to embrace their parentally skills and guide their children. This source can be used to argue teen behavior in my research project. This topic is recieving information from all angles of the spectrum.

Warren, Mark E. "What kind of civil democracy is best for democracy?" Portuguese Journal of Social Science3.1 (2004): 37-47. Academic Search Complete. EBSCO. Web. 25 Jan. 2012. Marc E. Warren, in the article "What kind of Civil Society is best for Democracy?" (2004), asserts that a strong civil society with a re-enforcing democracy is the best match. Mark E. Warren, supports his assertion by listing the importance of a well-behaved society alongside a government. The author's purpose is to inform any society seeking help so that everyone can come together as a one. The author writes in a semi-formal tone for political purposes. This is a useful source and can be used in my research paper to explain the importance of a reinforcing democracy alongside a civil society. This source may be partial biased, but reliable because solid information is mentioned. To inform the public was the goal of this source and it has changed the way this topic can be looked upon by having a more full circle understanding of society. My argument is getting supportive information.

Marc E. Warren, in the article "What kind of Civil Society is best for Democracy?" (2004), asserts that a strong civil society with a re-enforcing democracy is the best match. Mark E. Warren, supports his assertion by listing the importance of a well-behaved society alongside a government. The author's purpose is to inform any society seeking help so that everyone can come together as a one. The author writes in a semi-formal tone for political purposes. This is a useful source and can be used in my research paper to explain the importance of a reinforcing democracy alongside a civil society. This source may be partial biased, but reliable because solid information is mentioned. To inform the public was the goal of this source and it has changed the way this topic can be looked upon by having a more full circle understanding of society. My argument is getting supportive information.