The term for producing good outcomes in spite of serious threats to adaptation and development
What is Resilience
100
What are the two types of problems discussed in the chapter?
What is Internalizing Problems and Externalizing Problems
100
Rates of depression in adolescence are considerably higher in what gender?
What is Females
100
Problems that involve the risk of negative outcomes, such as risky driving and substance abuse are often called what?
What is Risk Behaviors
100
Name one of the two approaches that have been tried most often in the United States to reduce the rates of automobile accidents
What is Driver Education and/or Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL)
200
The term for beliefs about education that characterize a school as a whole
What is Ethos
200
Internalizing Issues are most common in what gender?
What is Females
200
What age group has the highest amount of fatal car accidents?
What is 21-24 year olds
200
Drinking a large number of alcoholic drinks in one episode, usually defined as drinking five or more alcoholic drinks in a row is called what?
What is Binge Drinking
200
Of the two approaches that have been tried in the United States to reduce the rates of automobile accidents, which has been more effective?
What is Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL)
300
The term for young people spending time together with no specific events as the center of their activity
What is Unstructured Socializing
300
T/F Obstacles such as depression, anxiety, and eating disorders would be considered internal problems.
What is True
300
Compared to males, how often do female adolescents attempt suicide?
What is Four times as often as males
300
When a person has come to depend on regular use of substances to feel good physically or psychologically, the pattern of substance use is what?
What is Addictive Substance Use
300
Name Moffitt’s two types of delinquencies
What is Adolescence-Limited and Life-Course-Persistent
400
The term for beliefs that one's current unhappiness is permanent and uncontrollable
What is Negative Attributions
400
T/F Young people with internalizing problems usually do not experience distress
What is False
400
Which externalizing problem is the greatest threat to life and health among adolescents and emerging adults?
What is Risky Driving
400
Why might the United States have a higher violent crime rate than in any other countries?
What is High Poverty Rate
400
A delinquency prevention strategy that addresses risk factors at several levels, including the home, the school, and the neighborhood is called what?
What is Multisystemic Approach
500
A program that allows young people restricted driving privileges when they first receive their license, gradually increasing the privileges if the restrictions are not violated
What is Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL)
500
Is drug use an internal or external problem?
What is Yes
500
What are the two main reasons that crime is highest in adolescence and emerging adulthood?
What is 1. Independence from parents 2. The high amount of time spent with friends
500
What are the 4 reasons why someone may use substances?
What is Medicinal, Experimental, Social and Addictive
500
The following examples are considered what type of risk factor to externalizing problems?
Disorderly school climate,
Divorced family,
Lack of parental monitoring,
Broad rather than narrow socialization.