Interview with a puberty champion!!
1 How did you feel about them? Why do you think, you felt that way?
2 Do your friends have the same changes as yours? If not, how does being different from them affect you?
3 what was your most embarrassing moment as you experience puberty
4 did you discuss these changes to your family? If not, to whom
did you share the changes that yo are experiencing?
5 As you experience the changes in puberty, did you feel that you need more privacy and independence in handling the changes that happen? Why or why not?
6 what will be your advice to someone who is currently experiencing the changes in the puberty stage?
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what did you learn from this interview?
1 How did you feel about them? Why do you think, you felt that way?
2 Do your friends have the same changes as yours? If not, how does being different from them affect you?
3 what was your most embarrassing moment as you experience puberty
4 did you discuss these changes to your family? If not, to whom
did you share the changes that yo are experiencing?
5 As you experience the changes in puberty, did you feel that you need more privacy and independence in handling the changes that happen? Why or why not?
6 what will be your advice to someone who is currently experiencing the changes in the puberty stage?
FOR THE INTERVIEWER
what did you learn from this interview?
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1. I feel happy that somehow they overcome that stage because its very normal. Those physical growth and development inside and outside their bodies were all part of growing up.
2. All changes they experienced are the same changes i had because these are series of significant, natural, and a sign of healthy changes.
3. The most embarrassing was when (p) hair starts growing and becomes darker and thicker over times
4. I discussed this matter with my older brother who enlightened me as I tremble with this unfamiliar changes in me.
5. The pieces of advice i can give is don't bother because its normal. Its just a clear sign that you are now moving from childhood to adulthood.
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