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the biological event that marks the ending of childhood

What is Puberty?

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Transition period between childhood and adulthood

What is adolescence? 

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A period of inner conflict during which adolescents worry intensely about who they are. 

What is an identity crisis?

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a small, exclusive group of people within a larger group

What are cliques? 

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Prejudiced opinions concerning the way men and women should behave

What is Gender Stereotypes?

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A thought process in which adolescents assume that everyone is thinking about the same thing they are—themselves! 

What is self-conciousness?

200

Girls: Between ages 8 and 10; Boys: Between ages 9 and 16

At what age do girls/boys experience puberty?

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During adolescence where thinking patterns that are characteristic of adults emerge

What is formal operational thinking?

200

They tended to be well groomed, good looking, outgoing, neat, fun, and adept at making others feel accepted. 

Characteristics of well liked peers? 
200

Men have less of this chemical resulting in heightened aggression

Serotonin

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acting in accordance with some specified authority

What is conformity?

300

The first menstrual period

What is menarche?

300

A process whereby an individual seeks to explain an often unpleasant emotion or behavior in a way that will preserve his or her self-esteem

What is rationalization? 

300

The majority adjust fairly quickly although there are still the small majority of teens that suffer. 

How many suffer from suicidal thoughts? 

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a mental representation of behavior that helps a child organize and categorize behaviors.

A gender schema

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combining or blending traditionally male and female characteristics

What is androgynous?

400

Initiation Rites 

What is a ceremonies or rituals in which an individual is admitted to new status or accepted into a new position? 

400

Who said that crisis is not a normal state and when it does develop that the cause is usually a change in the external circumstances of their life and not biological

What is A.C Peterson? 

400

This may involve running away from home, teen pregnancy, alcohol and drug abuse and underachievement. 

What is juvenile delinquency? 

400

This gender tends to express more verbal aggression

Women 

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building an identity is a task that is unique to adolescence

What is Erikson’s Theory of the Identity Crisis?

500

Margaret Mead 

Who said that culture affects adolescence? 

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Adolescents who are seriously considering the issues but have not made a commitment on any of the important matters facing them

What is the identity of moratorium adolescents?

500

Over time as a way of coping with emotional stress or pain, unhappiness, or other problems a person may have. 

How is anorexia nervosa is developed? 

500

Phrases in speech such as “Kind of” or “you know” 

Hedges