*What does Diffusion mean in Erickson's Identity vs Role Confusion Theory?

Trying out different paths of life but you don't stick with a specific one

*What does Moratorium mean in Erickson's Identity vs Role Confusion Theory?

Socially acceptable timeout between adolescence and adulthood

Why are teenagers more impulsive and why do they take risks than in other stages of life?

Their prefrontal cortex is not developed yet

What is the first-year adjustment reaction?

When you are depressed/lonely when adjusting to being out of your house

*What does Foreclosure mean in Erickson's Identity vs Role Confusion Theory?

Accepting what their parents want from them

What is a bicultural identity model?

Drawing from your own culture and integrating it into another culture

What is extrinsic motivation?

Motivation that drives people to obtain rewards such as money

What is the social clock?

The milestone to get married at a certain time

What are the three predictors of Juvenile Delinquency?

Stubborn, Shoplifting, Bullying

What is the term for the model of cognitive development when someone takes in and stores information?

Information Processing Perspective

What is the Marriage Gradient?

Men look for younger women and Women look for older men

What is an example of primary sex characteristics?

Testicles in Males, Ovaries in Females

*What does Identity Achievement mean in Erickson's Identity vs Role Confusion Theory?

Knowing what path you want and how to get there

What does massification mean?

The thought that you have a massive _______ when you really don't., The thought that everyone needs to go to college

What is the pluralistic society model?

The U.S. is made up of Cultures/diverse groups and should be preserved

What is companionate love?

When two people enjoy each other but have no sexual interest

*What are the four categories of Erickson's Identity vs Role Confusion?

Diffusion, Identity Achievement, Foreclosure, and Moratorium

What is secondary aging?

When you start to look old when you are still young

What is an acute stressor?

An Immediate effect of an event

What is intrinsic motivation?

Motivation that drives you to work for enjoyment instead of a reward

What is someone with postformal thinking?

They think more logically and use both modes of thinking, logic and emotion

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A belief by adolescents that they are special and unique which makes life's problems not effect their behavior
Personal Fable
Erickson's Identity vs Role Confusion
Resilience
Hardiness
2
*What does Diffusion mean in Erickson's Identity vs Role Confusion Theory?
Socially acceptable timeout between adolescence and adulthood
Trying out different paths of life but you don't stick with a specific one
Accepting what their parents want from them
Knowing what path you want and how to get there
3
*What does Moratorium mean in Erickson's Identity vs Role Confusion Theory?
Accepting what their parents want from them
Socially acceptable timeout between adolescence and adulthood
Knowing what path you want and how to get there
Trying out different paths of life but you don't stick with a specific one
4
Why are teenagers more impulsive and why do they take risks than in other stages of life?
Their temporal lobe is not developed yet
Their prefrontal cortex is not developed yet
They are immature and do not have enough life experiences yet
They are stupid and have no brain cells
5
What is the first-year adjustment reaction?
The adjustment to the first-year of high school by acting depressed
When you are happy that you no longer are in your house
When you are depressed/lonely when adjusting to being out of your house
The adjustment of your life to the first year of marriage
6
What is the accumulation of stress on the body which affects the overall function of life?
Homogony
Chronic Stressor
Allostatic Load
Acute Stressor
7
When a teenager thinks nobody is focusing on them it is:
Neglect
Weird
Adversity
Stereotype Threat
8
*What does Foreclosure mean in Erickson's Identity vs Role Confusion Theory?
Accepting what their parents want from them
Socially acceptable timeout between adolescence and adulthood
Trying out different paths of life but you don't stick with a specific one
Knowing what path you want and how to get there
9
What is a bicultural identity model?
Changing your cultural identity
Drawing from your own culture and integrating it into another culture
The idea that every culture is bad for the world
U.S Culture's should be preserved and made into a model
10
What is one way to improve attendence in high school?
Have teachers create more tests for their students to better prepare them
Create more in class assignments for students
Make it illegal to have homework assignments
Start school later (after 9am)
11
What field studies the relationship between the brain, immune system, and psychological factors with stressful events?
Psychosocialigy
Psychoneuroenology
Neurology
Senescence
12
What is the definition of when someone overcomes something or is going through adversity?
Extrinsic Motivation
Coping
Resilience
Neglect
13
When a teenager thinks that everyone is focused on them and everyone is watching?
Stereotyping Threat
Neglect
Allostatic Load
Imaginary Audience
14
What is extrinsic motivation?
Motivation to be extroverted
A type of motivation that leads people to prison
Motivation that drives people to obtain rewards such as money
Motivation that drives you to work for enjoyment instead of a reward
15
When someone thinks people around them are stereotyping them based on behavior and looks is known as:
Psychoneuroenology
Stereotype Threat
Neglect
Allostatic Load
16
What is the social clock?
To be socially active throughout life
The milestone to get married at a certain time
To marry someone of the same ethnic group or culture
To be social at a certain part in life
17
What are female sex hormones called?
Androgen
Titsosterone
Testosterone
Estrogen
18
What is it called when someone responds effectively no matter the situation?
Hardiness
Enthusiasm
Resilience
Coping
19
What are the three predictors of Juvenile Delinquency?
Stubborn, Shoplifting, Bullying
Stubborn, Shoplifting, Murder
Lack of Emotion, No Friends, Bullying
Nice, Caring, and Forgiving
20
When one suicide leads to another what is that called?
Suicidal Epidemia
Cluster Suicide
Suicide Chain Reaction
Suicidal Thoughts to the people around them
21
What happens when you marry someone who is similar in age or race?
Homogony
Allostatic Load
Social Clock
Intimate Relationship
22
What is the term for the model of cognitive development when someone takes in and stores information?
Imaginary Audience
Contextual Intelligence
Information Processing Perspective
Massification
23
What organs mature when you go through puberty?
Digestive Organs
Circulatory Organs
Reproductive Organs
Immune System Organs
24
What is the term used to describe someone who can reduce or control how they tolerate stress?
Psychoneuroenology
Resilience
Coping
Foreclosure
25
What is the Marriage Gradient?
The milestone to get married at a certain time
When men and women want to marry a specific person
Men look for younger women and Women look for older men
Men look for older women and women look for younger men
26
What is an example of primary sex characteristics?
Penis in Females, Testicles in Males
Testicles in Males, Ovaries in Females
Testicles in Females, Ovaries in Males
Testicles in Males, Penis in Females
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*What does Identity Achievement mean in Erickson's Identity vs Role Confusion Theory?
Knowing what path you want and how to get there
Trying out different paths of life but you don't stick with a specific one
Accepting what their parents want from them
Socially acceptable timeout between adolescence and adulthood
28
What does massification mean?
When you are pressured to make good grades in college by your parents
The thought that you have a massive _______ when you really don't.
The thought that college is not needed for success in life
The thought that everyone needs to go to college
29
According to Erickson, the developmental effect during young adulthood is to developing:
Compassionate Relationships
Intimate Relationships
Identity Achievement
Sexual Relationships
30
When someone is going through the formal operational stage, that means they think:
Physically
Abstractly
Logically
Emotionally
31
What is the pluralistic society model?
The U.S. should include more cultures in the society
The U.S. is made up of Cultures/diverse groups and should be preserved
The U.S. has a lower IQ than countries surrounding it
The U.S. should shorten the number of cultures
32
What is companionate love?
When two people hate each other and are about to file for divorce
When two people have all qualities and have a long lasting relationship
When two people enjoy each other but have no sexual interest
When two people have only sexual interest in each other
33
What is described as the natural physical decline due to aging?
Psychoneuroenology
Senescence
Homogony
Allostatic Load
34
What number of drinks is binge drinking for women?
4
12
8
2
35
*What are the four categories of Erickson's Identity vs Role Confusion?
Diffusion, Hardiness, Foreclosure, and Moratorium
Logical, Identity Achievement, Foreclosure, and Hardiness
Diffusion, Identity Achievement, Foreclosure, and Moratorium
Logical, Emotional, Foreclosure, and Hardiness
36
Most divorces occur duing the first:
10 years
15 years
20 years
5 years
37
What is a chronic stressor?
An Immediate effect of an event
A lasting effect of an event
38
What is secondary aging?
When you start to look old when you are still young
When puberty begins very late in adolescence
When you still look young when you are getting old
When your age dosen't matter and people only look at your heart <3
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What is an acute stressor?
A lasting effect of an event
An Immediate effect of an event
40
What could also be called practical intelligence under Sternberg's Trarchic Theory?
Emotional Intelligence
Contextual Intelligence
Logical Intelligence
Realistic Intelligence
41
Emerging adulthood has only been observed in certain countries. The ones who use this are called:
Superintelligent Processing Perspective
Amazing
Cool
Weird
42
When someone is at the onset of menstruation it is called:
Menarche
Menstriting
Puberty
Reselience
43
What is intrinsic motivation?
Motivation that drives people to obtain rewards such as money
A type of motivation that leads people to prison
Motivation that drives you to work for enjoyment instead of a reward
Motivation to be introverted
44
What are male sex hormones called?
Testosterone
Androgen
Titsosterone
Estrogen
45
What is someone with postformal thinking?
They think more logically and use both modes of thinking, logic and emotion
Thinking as an adult about future relationships and marriage
When someone thinks during adolescence about the future
Thinking Georgia is going to beat Tennessee (Smoothed Brain Fans)
46
If you move in with a partner before you are married will it increase or decrease the chances of getting divorced?
Increase
Decrease
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What drug during adolescencce can cause issues with memory and sexual desire?
Cocaine
Marijuana
Weed
Meth

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