Chapter 10
In the neo-Piagetian scheme of self-concept development, the third stage of development, which begins around 7 or 8 years
of age.
Representational Systems
Adolescence is defined as between these ages.
11-20
A coherent conception of the self, a set of goals to which one is solidly committed, and the values and beliefs a person holds dear all make up this.
Identity
The time when young people are no longer adolescents but have not yet become fully adult
Emerging Adulthood
The process that underlies a shift to an adult Identity.
Recentering
Erikson’s developmental crisis of middle childhood (from about 6 to 12 years)
Industry vs. Inferiority
What Adolescence was created by.
Society
According to Erikson, adolescents are in the crisis of this, and acquire this virtue.
Identity vs. Identity Confusion, Fidelity
Kyle has moved out and is currently living independently. This aspect of defining adulthood views Kyle as an Adult.
Sociological
The model that describes human development as a universal sequence of age-related social and emotional changes.
Normative-Stage
Randy is 8 years old and has just learned to use a word-processing program that will allow him to write papers for school on
the computer. According to Erikson, Randy’s mastery of this skill should lead to feelings of this.
Competence
The initial origin of the hormonal changes that cause puberty
Hypothalamus
James Marcia identifies four identity states or statuses, according to the presence or absence of these.
Crisis and Commitment
The leading cause of death among Young Adults.
Accidents
The characteristics of parental interactions that can lead to individuals at age 25 to become “stuck” at a less mature level of ego development.
Controlling and Punitive
Children have typically internalized the emotions of pride and shame by this age.
Seven or Eight
The fact that the age of onset of puberty has steadily been decreasing in developed countries for the last hundred years is called this.
Secular Trend
Gerald having four older brothers increases the likelihood that he will be this sexual orientation.
Homosexual
A complex form of cognition defined by John Dewey, based on active, persistent, and careful considerations.
Reflexive
These make up the five factor model of personality.
Extraversion, Agreeableness, Conscientiousness, Neuroticism, and Openness to Experience
The main determinant of the success of joint custody
Amount of Conflict between Parents.
Sandy has noticed that her younger brother is beginning to emit much stronger body odor than he used to. His skin is oily and
he has some hair underneath his arms now. Sandy’s brother is specifically experiencing increased levels of this.
Dehydroepiandrosterone
The frequency of conflict between adolescents and their parents increases during this part of adolescents.
Early
Immature thinking sees only black and white, while this type of thought is more flexible and recognizes shades of gray
Post-Formal
The three components of Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love.
Commitment, Passion, Intimacy