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The Negative Effects of Solitary Confinement for Juveniles (Conclusion (a.…

- - - - Psychologically Damaging
      - More Harmful Than Helpful
      - Effects on Adolescents
- - - - b. The Acknowledgement Some people may say that it does not damage them but helps civilize them.
        
        c. The Dispute Those people obviously don´t look at the studies and statistics that psychologists, doctors, and scientists have put out there.
        
        d. Concrete Detail According to The Atlantic ¨It wreaks profound neurological and psychological damage, causing depression, hallucinations, panic attack, cognitive deficits, obsessive thinking, paranoia, anxiety and anger.¨
        
        e. The Analysis and Evaluation You hear horrible stories of how kids get out of juvenile prisons and become worse and end up back in jail or they just give up on life all together. That right there is proof on how it can affect them mentally.
        
        f. Conclusive Sentence This just shows how it affects them psychologically. Think of all the other ways that solitary confinement will affect them and their future.
  - - - b. The Acknowledgement People might say that it doesn't damage them but helps them become more civilized.
        
        c. The Dispute Evidence from doctors, psychiatrists, scientists, and the survivors themselves shows different. Solitary confinement survivors tell their tragic stories of how they have been damaged by spending that time in those horrible cells all alone.
        
        d. Concrete Detail Josh, a juvenile who was contained for burglary, describes solitary confinement as a ¨dark, dark place¨ and a profoundly lonely experience. If juveniles endure it for to long he said, ¨you rob them of their spirit. You may as well kill them.¨
        
        e. The Analysis and Evaluation Josh was right when he says, ¨you may as well kill them.¨ Statistics show that their is a very high suicide rate for kids who have spent time in solitary confinement.
        
        f. Conclusive Sentence Is the government gonna really keep sending kids into solitary confinement just to get them out of the way, while they know the high risks.
  - - - b. The Acknowledgement People say that it helps the kids learn a lesson and helps them understand the consequences of misbehavior.
        
        c. The Dispute If you ask the kids who have been in these confined cells they will tell you different.
        
        d. Concrete Detail In the documentary called Prison Kids, kids who have been in these confinement cells tells their story on how it has effected them and what it was really like in those lonely cells.
        
        e. The Analysis and Evaluation The documentary examines how the United States incarcerates children at a higher rate than any other country. Kids in juvenile systems are interviewed to see what they truly experience behind those bars.
        
        f. Conclusive Sentence The kids in this documentary are only a speck in how many kids where affected. You can see what solitary confinement did to these kids and so you could only imagine what it has done to damage other kids that has had to be in a cell all alone for who knows how long.