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Adolescence, emerging adulthood and adulthood

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Adolescence, emerging adulthood and adulthood

by Mariana Cervantes
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Puberty usually starts for Girls between the ages:

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Puberty usually starts for Boys:

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Puberty is caused by chemicals in our bodies called

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Puberty is a very slow process that happens gradually.

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Puberty is a normal change that everybody goes through.

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Based on Erikson’s theory, James Marcia proposed four identity statuses which are:

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Family is the second major influence on adolescent development.

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According to Erik Erikson, the formation of adolescence identity is aided by development in these areas:

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Piaget postulated that _________________________ thought requires an ability to think hypothetically and to generate logical rules for abstract problems.

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Kohlberg proposed that adolescents become capable of moral reasoning and look beyond simple rewards and punishments:

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Toward the end of the traditional adolescence years, individual may enter a prolonged period of extended adolescence, called:

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Which is NOT a major physical change that occur gradually throughout adulthood:

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Adulthood changes can be compensated for or prevented through the following measures:

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Older adults show increases in the quality called ____________, or practical knowledge about interpersonal problems.

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The most popular vocational development theory, was proposed by: ____________ People are most satisfied in their jobs when there is a fit or match between their personalities and the characteristics of the job.

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The midlife crisis is a concept that is constantly being discussed in the media, but researchers do not find that it is a widespread phenomenon at all.

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A midlife crisis can occur between the ages of:

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She identified 5 stages of grief experienced by dying:

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Which is NOT a stage of grief, according to her:

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Maintaining physical health, cognitive vitality, freedom from illness, and vital engagement with others, might be the definition for:

 
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