Someone can become a decent human being by learning from one another's mistakes. For starters, Walter Dean Myers states on page 20 that Greg met a homeless man named Lemon Brown, Lemon Brown talked to greg about his past and what has happened. He taught Greg about his past life and his mistakes in life. Lemon Brown thinks Greg could learn from Lemon Brown’s mistakes. …show more content…
In paragraph 3 it states that “Joseph P. Allen professor is a psychology at the university of Virginia.” This shows that Dr. Allen tried to admit that these teenagers are still living their middle school world. Furthermore, this also illustrates that Dr. Allen said that these teenagers aren’t socially competent yet. But, Jan Hoffman explains in paragraph 6 that B. Bradford Brown is a professor of educational psychology at the university of Wisconsin-Madison. This shows that she is a writer who writes about adolescent peer relationships and was not involved in the study, she said “It offered a trove of data.” Moreover,this exemplifies that what he found surprised him, he said that pseudomature behavior was adolescent. All in all, the study was followed by a diverse group of 184 subjects in