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Conclusion
Teens are texting too much. They send over 100 text messages a day. This is not good for them.
Ways to prevent to many text messages!
Set time limitations which means limiting your texting.
Another way to solve too much texting
Make sure your not texting just because your bored.
Claim #1:Survey says teens send 100-plus texts a day.
Claim #2:One of three teenagers send more than 100 text messages a day.
Claim #3:Teens (13-17) are averaging roughly 3,417 text messages per month. That's 41,652 texts messages per year.
Physical Problems
Excessive use of texting are linked to risky behavior in teens.
Problems with Teens Texting too much
Driving Danger
While texting isn't exactly an extreme sport, it doesn't mean a teen can text night and day without any physical effects. Too much texting can actually lead to inflammation or irritation of a tendon (or tendinitis), according to the Journal of Family Practice. Similar to typing on a computer or completing the same motion over and over, tendinitis can cause pain, aching and throbbing in the wrist and in the thumb as a result of your teen's continuous without pause or interruption texting.
Texting while driving is seriously dangerous behavior. According to the Federal Communications Commission, 11 percent of drivers who were in a car accident admitted to be sending or receiving a text message when the accident occurred. Texting while driving takes your teen's eyes and her concentration off of the road, so she's less alert and slower to react. It's simply unacceptable behavior, and it's especially a problem for new drivers who should give their full attention to the road -- not to a text message.
Counterclaim: There is no such thing as too much text messages. They will all add up at the end of the month as a larger total.