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Adolescence, Social World, and Emerging Adult
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The definition of Adolescent Egocentrism is:
A teenage boy who has foreclosed on his gender identity
Adolescents are establishing their independence
Disputes between parents and adolescents are common
Believe in their uniqueness & imagine others focused on them
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Which is NOT an example of obtaining vocational identity?
An adolescent obtaining a temporary job
Obtaining low grades and skipping class
A young adult taking only basics in college
A young adult majoring in biology
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Organ reserves deplete in adulthood, which strain overwhelms them?
Eating a sandwich
Going to the beach
Reading a book?
Catching a flu
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When temperature drops, what is an example of homeostasis?
Body sweats
negative brain receptors
Body thirsts for a drink
Body shivers
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Invincibility Fable is described as:
Peers may be particularly helpful for adolescents
Sometimes adults conceptualize adolescence
Fantasy that a person can't be harmed by anything.
Teenagers select friends whose values they share
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How does the influence of peers and parents differ for adolescents?
Adolescent sadness is a temporary tough period.
The larger society provides stereotypes and prejudice
Communication & support from parents make peer relationships
Adults fear peer pressure
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Why is body image often problematic in adolescence?
high self-esteem
anxiety and eating disorders
living healthy
don't worry about it
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What does puberty refer to?
growth spurt
hormone development
No body changes
physical growth and sexual maturation
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What is Erikson's sixth stage?
Trust vs. Mistrust (birth-1 year)
Generativity vs. Stagnation/Self-Absorbtion (middle age)
Integrity vs. Dispair (old age: 60s and beyond)
Intimacy vs. Isolation (early adulthood: 19-mid 20s)
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What is the difference in adjustments between allostasis and homeostasis?
Allostasis is long-term, homeostasis is long term
Homeostasis changes twice a year
Allostasis immediate, homeostasis is long-term
Allostasis doesn't change
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What is an example of moratorium?
accept a ready made achievement
Bouncing from subject to subject in college?
Never explore identities
retaining a job for a long period of time
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How does identity foreclosure differ from identity moratorium ?
more adults say they are independent rather than Democrat
Adolescents are establishing their independence
Foreclosure: adopts parent/society roles moratorium explores
Monitoring grows out of warm supportive relationship
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What is Piaget's final stage in which abstract, scientific and systematic thinking develop?
Intimacy vs. Isolation
Homeostasis
Formal Operational Thought
Integrity vs. Despair
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The idea that new generation forgets what the previous generation learned is referred to:
Developmental Psychopathology
Generational Forgetting
Concrete operational thought
Puberty
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What perceptions arise from belief in the imaginary audience?
have low self-esteem
believe they are center stage
want all eyes on them
become shy
