Theories
Identity versus Identity Confusion is a stage of psychosocial development by this psychologist.
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Erik Erikson?
This increases during adolescence to provide effective control and flexible thinking: particularly with attention.
What is cognitive control?
This is developed when there is proper adult reaction to the adolescent's desire for control.
What is autonomy?
Age appropriate (maturity as well as chronological) and relevant to developmental task that is not done on a 1:1 format.
What is group format?
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This psychologist posited "Formal Operational" as a stage of cognitive development.
Who is Jean Piaget?
An activity that encourages teens to become less self-centered and more strongly motivated by help others.
What is the goal of service learning?
This is effectively managing arousal to adapt to changing conditions and reach a goal.
What is emotional regulation?
In the OT world, it includes budgeting, community resources, simple meal preparation.
What is IADL's?
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The psychologist who development the concept of "flow"
Who is Csikszentmihalyi?
These are 2 changes that occur when transitioning to middle school.
What is puberty, formal operational thought, changes in social cognition, increased responsibility, independence, decreased dependence on parents, moving into larger more impersonal school, switching to having many teachers, larger heterogeneous set of peers and increased focus on achievement and performance?
This is what happens to adolescents who are uncertain about themselves, have lower self-esteem and/or high social anxiety.
What is conformity?
What is succumbing to peer pressure?
The process in preparing an activity for a youth who has cognitive challenges.
What is task analysis?
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He believed children must be given opportunities to discover concepts on their own versus learn strictly from teacher-directed instruction.
Who is Jean Piaget?
A cause for dropping out of school.
economics, family issue, peer related issue, a personal reason
High school is supposed to be about obtaining an education, but for those that may not value education or academic achievement, then this becomes the primary focus of being in high school.
What is social focus and/or peer relations?
A youth challenged with engaging or acquiring the subtle cures of social interactions.
What is ASD?
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Who is Kyle Giersdorf?
Russian psychologist who believed social interactions with learned adults/peers facilitate youth's potential for learning.
Who is Vygotsky?
This type of reasoning is seen in adolescent's newly acquired ability to deal with concepts such as justice, truth, identity and a sense of self.
What is moral and social reasoning?
This is one of many components that successful programs have at preventing or reducing adolescent problems
What is intensive individualized attention?
What is a community-wide multiagency collaborative approach?
what is early identification and intervention?
Having a strategic discussion about a way to resolve an issue that all parties might find acceptable.
What is negotiation?
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