© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved CHAPTER (10) – Adolescence and Adulthood

CHAPTER (10) – Adolescence and Adulthood

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Round 1 Round 2Final

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Adolescence

Adolescence cont.

Early and Mid Adultho

Mid. And late

adulthood

Late adultho

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Final Jeopardy

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The period of life beginning at puberty and ending with

early adulthood.

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What is Adolescence?What is Adolescence?

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The stage of development at which individuals become physiologically capable of

reproducing.

The stage of development at which individuals become physiologically capable of

reproducing.

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What is puberty? What is puberty?

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Physical characteristics that differentiate males and females but are not directly involved in

reproduction.

Physical characteristics that differentiate males and females but are not directly involved in

reproduction.

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What are secondary sex characteristics?

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Physical characteristics, such as the gonads, that differentiate

males from females and play a direct role in reproduction.

Physical characteristics, such as the gonads, that differentiate

males from females and play a direct role in reproduction.

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What are primary sex characteristics?

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The first menstruation.The first menstruation.

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What is Menarche?What is Menarche?

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The common belief among adolescents that they are the

center of other people’s attention.

The common belief among adolescents that they are the

center of other people’s attention.

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What is an imaginary audience? What is an imaginary audience?

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The common belief among adolescents that their feelings

and experiences cannot possibly be understood by others and that they are personally invulnerable

to harm.

The common belief among adolescents that their feelings

and experiences cannot possibly be understood by others and that they are personally invulnerable

to harm.

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What is personal fable? What is personal fable?

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In Erikson’s theory, the attainment of a psychological sense of knowing oneself and

one’s direction in life.

In Erikson’s theory, the attainment of a psychological sense of knowing oneself and

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What is ego identity? What is ego identity?

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In Erikson’s theory, a stressful period of serious soul searching and self examination of issues relating to personal values and

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What is identity crisis? What is identity crisis?

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In Erikson’s model, aimlessness or a lack of direction with respect

to one’s role in life or public identity.

In Erikson’s model, aimlessness or a lack of direction with respect

to one’s role in life or public identity.

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What is role diffusion? What is role diffusion?

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A form of intelligence associated with the ability to think abstractly

and flexibility in solving problems.

A form of intelligence associated with the ability to think abstractly

and flexibility in solving problems.

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What is fluid intelligence? What is fluid intelligence?

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A form of intelligence associated with the ability to use

accumulated knowledge.

A form of intelligence associated with the ability to use

accumulated knowledge.

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What is crystallized intelligence? What is crystallized intelligence?

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The time of life when menstruation ends.

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What is menopause? What is menopause?

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In some cultures, the period of psychosocial development

roughly spanning ages 18 to 25 during which the person makes the transition from adolescence

to adulthood.

In some cultures, the period of psychosocial development

roughly spanning ages 18 to 25 during which the person makes the transition from adolescence

to adulthood.

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What is emerging adulthood? What is emerging adulthood?

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A state of psychological crisis, often occurring during middle

adulthood, in which people grapple with the loss of

theiryouth.

A state of psychological crisis, often occurring during middle

adulthood, in which people grapple with the loss of

theiryouth.

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What is midlife crisis? What is midlife crisis?

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A cluster of negative emotions, involving a loss of purpose and direction, that can occur when one’s children have grown and

left home.

A cluster of negative emotions, involving a loss of purpose and direction, that can occur when one’s children have grown and

left home.

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What is the empty nest syndrome?

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The tendency for people to marry others who are similar to

themselves.

The tendency for people to marry others who are similar to

themselves.

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What is homogamy?What is homogamy?

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A condition involving a major deterioration or loss of mental abilities involved in memory,

reasoning, judgment, and capacity to carry out purposeful

behavior.

A condition involving a major deterioration or loss of mental abilities involved in memory,

reasoning, judgment, and capacity to carry out purposeful

behavior.

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What is dementia? What is dementia?

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An irreversible brain disease characterized by progressive

deterioration of mental functioning.

An irreversible brain disease characterized by progressive

deterioration of mental functioning.

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What is Alzheimer's disease? What is Alzheimer's disease?

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Prejudice and discrimination directed at older people.

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What is ageism?What is ageism?

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A psychological state of deprivation involving feelings of grief and loss resulting from the

death of a loved one or close friend.

A psychological state of deprivation involving feelings of grief and loss resulting from the

death of a loved one or close friend.

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What is bereavement?What is bereavement?

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The expression off sorrow or grief in accordance with a set of customs, such as wearing black

clothing.

The expression off sorrow or grief in accordance with a set of customs, such as wearing black

clothing.

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What is mourning?What is mourning?

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A bone disease characterized by a loss of bone density in which

the bones become porous, brittle, and more prone to fracture

A bone disease characterized by a loss of bone density in which

the bones become porous, brittle, and more prone to fracture

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What is osteoporosis?What is osteoporosis?

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As people get older which type of intelligence increases?

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What it crystallized intelligence?What it crystallized intelligence?

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Which type of intelligence decreases with age?

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What is fluid intelligence?What is fluid intelligence?

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What are Arnett’s five key characteristics of emerging

adulthood?

What are Arnett’s five key characteristics of emerging

adulthood?

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What are age of identity exploration, age of instability, self

focused age, age of feeling in between, and age of possibilities.

What are age of identity exploration, age of instability, self

focused age, age of feeling in between, and age of possibilities.

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The three parts of Kohlberg’s Theory of Moral Development.The three parts of Kohlberg’s Theory of Moral Development.

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What are preconventional, conventional, and postconventional.

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The three lifestyles of Adulthood.The three lifestyles of Adulthood.

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What are Marriage, Singlehood, and Divorce?

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The most common emotional problem faced by older adults.The most common emotional

problem faced by older adults.

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What is depression?What is depression?

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Kubler Ross’s stages of dying.Kubler Ross’s stages of dying.

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What are Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and

Acceptance?

What are Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and

Acceptance?

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