Chapter 8 Key Terms
Chapter 8 Key Terms
Chapter 8 Key Terms
Chapter 8 Key Terms
Chapter 8 Key Terms
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Life Stages



Certain stages of growth and development from growth to death

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Physical


Body growth and includes height and weight changes, muscle and nerve development, and changes in body organs

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Regression


Retreating to a previous developmental level that provided more safety and security than the current level an individual is experiencing

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Self-actualization



People have obtained their full potentials or are what they want to be

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Tension


Frustration

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Mental



Intellectual development; solving problems, make judgements, deal with situations

200


Physiological Needs


Physical, biological, or basic needs; required by every human being to sustain life (food, water oxygen)

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Repression


Transfer of unacceptable or painful ideas, feelings, and thoughts into the unconscious mind

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Sexuality


People’s feelings regarding their masculine/feminine natures, ability to give and receive love and affection, role in reproduction of the species

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Terminal Illness


Disease that cannot be cured and will result in death

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Middle Adulthood


40-65; middle aged

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Projection



Placing the blame for one’s own actions/inadequacies on someone else or on circumstances rather than accepting responsibility

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Right to die


Controversial act that health care providers must understand; allows patients with terminal illnesses to refuse treatment

300


Social


Interactions and relationships with other people

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Withdrawal


Individuals can either cease to communicate or remove themselves physically from a situation

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Motivated



Reason(s) one has for acting or behaving in a particular way

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Puberty


Development of the sexual organs and secondary sexual characteristics

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Safety



Need to be free from anxiety/fear, secure in the environment

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Suicide



Leading causes of death in adolescents

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Needs



Lack of something that is required or desired

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Rationalization


Using a reasonable excuse or acceptable explanation for behavior to avoid the real reason or true motivation

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Satisfaction



Feeling of pleasure or fulfillment

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Suppression


Individual is aware of the unacceptable feelings of thoughts and refuses to deal with them