Physical Changes
Emotional Changes
Mental Changes
Social Changes
Developmental Tasks
100

What is puberty?

The beginning of adolescence

100

What is a common emotional change experienced during adolescence related to mood?  

Mood swings

100

What ability do teens develop regarding perspectives during adolescence?  

They can understand different sides of a situation.  

100

What question do teens often ask themselves regarding identity during adolescence?  

“Who am I?”  

100

What is a key physical developmental task during puberty?

What is a key physical developmental task during puberty?

200

What are two common physical changes both males and females experience during puberty?

Growth spurts and acne

200

How do adolescents' perspectives on family and friends evolve during this time?  

They start to view them as individuals with their own needs and experiences.  

200

What does it mean to recognize grey areas vs. black and white thinking?

It means understanding that not all situations are clear-cut and can have multiple viewpoints.

200

How does peer pressure impact adolescents?

It can influence their beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors.  

200

Describe one mental/emotional task that adolescents begin to navigate.  

Dealing with complex problems or anticipating consequences of actions.  

300

How is physical growth during puberty characterized?

It is rapid but uneven.

300

What feelings might emerge when adolescents desire to connect with certain people?  

Excitement and nervousness.  

300

How does the ability to anticipate consequences of actions change during adolescence?

Teens start considering the potential outcomes of their decisions more seriously.  

300

Why is effective communication important during social changes in adolescence?

It helps in resolving conflicts and expressing thoughts respectfully.  

300

What social developmental task involves changing relationships with parents?  

Greater independence and possible conflicts with parents.

400

What hormonal changes occur that contribute to physical changes during adolescence?  

Hormone levels increase, leading to various development changes.  

400

How do hormonal changes affect emotional stability during adolescence?  

They can lead to fluctuating emotions and mood swings.

400

What is a key aspect of responsible decision-making for adolescents?  

Considering the mental and emotional impacts of their choices.

400

What need for independence do adolescents often feel?  

They begin seeking greater independence from parents.  

400

Why is it important for teens to work on mental, emotional, and social growth?  

It supports their growth toward a healthy, mature adulthood.  

500

Why might physical changes during puberty feel awkward?  

This is because physical changes are individual and occur at different ages, leading to a unique experience for each person.  

500

Why is it important for teens to understand that emotional changes are a natural part of adolescence?  

It helps them navigate their feelings and develop emotional resilience.

500

How does complex problem-solving develop during puberty?

Teens become capable of dealing with more complex problems and situations as they mature.  

500

How do beliefs and attitudes of peers affect adolescents during this stage?  

They become increasingly important in shaping their behaviors and self-perception.  

500

What happens to physical changes during puberty that cannot be controlled?  

They occur naturally and vary from person to person.