Ch.10

Question 1

foreclosure

Answer 1

Identity status in which adolescents have an identity chosen based on advice from adults rather than one that resulted from personal exploration

Question 2

Moratorium

Answer 2

Identity status in which lessons are still examining different alternatives and have yet to find an identity

Question 3

Achievement

Answer 3

Identity status in which adolescents have explored alternative identities and are now secure in their chosen identities

Question 4

Adolescent egocentrism

Answer 4

Self absorption that is characteristic of teenagers as a search for identity

Question 5

Imaginary audience

Answer 5

Adolescents feeling that their behavior is constantly being watched by their peers

Question 6

Personal fable

Answer 6

Attitude of many adolescents that their feelings and experiences are unique and have never been experience by anyone else before

Question 7

Illusion of invulnerability

Answer 7

Adolescence believe that misfortunes cannot happen to them

Question 8

Ethnic identity

Answer 8

Feeling a belonging to a specific ethnic group

Question 9

Crystallization

Answer 9

First phase in supers theory of career development in which adolescence user emerging identities for ideas about careers

Question 10

Specification

Answer 10

Second phase in supers theory of career development in which Identity lessons learned are more specific lines of work and begin training

Question 11

Implementation

Answer 11

Third phase of supers theory of career development in which individuals enter the workforce

Question 12

Personality type theory

Answer 12

proposed by Holland that people find their work for filling in important features of a job or profession fits the workers personalities

Question 13

Depression

Answer 13

Disorder characterized by pervasive feeling of sadness irritability and low self-esteem

Question 14

Juvenile delinquency

Answer 14

When adolescents commit illegal acts that are destructive towards themselves or others

Question 15

Adolescent limited antisocial behavior

Answer 15

The behavior of youth who engage in relatively minor criminal acts yet are consistently antisocial

Question 16

Life course persistent antisocial behavior

Answer 16

Antisocial behavior that emerges at early age and continue throughout life

Question 17

Diffusion

Answer 17

Identity status in which adolescence do you not have an identity and doing nothing to achieve one