exam 3 Flashcards

1
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what is popular

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frequently nominated as a best friend
never nominated as disliked
socially skilled

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2
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status and achievement

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evaluating the status of the ppl they date

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3
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what is rejected

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lack of social skills
aggression
more likely to be bullied
never nominated as best friend
more likely to perceive world as hostile
quicker to choose aggressive responses

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4
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what is companionship

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familiar partner, someone willing to spend time w them, join collaborative activites

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5
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what is stimulation

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interesting info
excitement
amusement

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6
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what is physical support

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resources and assistance

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7
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what is ego support

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expectation of support, encouragement, and competent, attractive, and worthwhile individuals

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8
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what is social comparison

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provides info abt where adolescents stand compared to others and if they are doing ok

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9
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what are the functions of friendship

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companionship
stimulation
physical support
ego support
social comparison
intimacy/affection

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10
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what is intimacy/affection

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warm, close, trusting relationship with another individual, involves self disclosure

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11
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what are the 8 functions of dating

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recreation
status and achievement
socialization process
learning about intimacy
context for sexual experimentation/exploration
provides companionship
identity formation and development
means of mate sorting and selection

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12
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what is controversial

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frequently identified as best friend
frequently identified as disliked
tend to be high in both aggression and prosocial behaviors

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13
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what is neglected

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never nominated as best friend
never nominated as disliked
tends to be shy, withdrawn, socially unskilled
ignored

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14
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peer contexts

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peer interaction influenced by contexts (can include the type of peer adolescent interacts w and situation/location where they are)
interacting w peers in different contexts = likely to encounter different messages and opportunities to engage in adaptive and maladaptive behavior tht can influence development

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15
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what is recreation

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source of enjoyment and recreation

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16
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socialization process

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learn how to get along w others and assists them in learning manners and sociable behavior

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17
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learning about intimacy

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serves as an opportunity to establish a unique, meaningful relationship w a person of the opposite sex

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18
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boys friendships

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more importance w who they can share their interests in activities (ex: sports, hobbies)
more cooperativeness than girls in their friendships

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19
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provides companionship

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provide companionship through interaction and shared activities in an opposite sex relationship

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20
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no child left behind

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2002 policy was signed into law
required schools to demonstrate success in terms of academic achievement
statewide standarized testing has a # of positive effects
high expectations for all students
identification of poorly performing schools, teachers, and administrators
improved confidence in schools as test scores rise

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21
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identity formation and development

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helps adolescents to clarify their identity and to separate from their families of origin

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22
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means of mate sorting and selection

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retaining its original courtship function

23
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sexual behavior

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average age same sex activity females (14-18)
males (13-15)

24
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what is the most common initial same sex partner

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close friend

25
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girls friendships

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intimate, deeper, interdependent

26
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co-habitating domestic violence

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higher rate of DV among co habitating couples

27
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co-habitating marriage

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living together in sexual relationship
couples view cohabitation as an ongoing lifestyle
short lived, 1/3 less than a yr
disapproval by family

28
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peer group functions

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most impt function = to provide a source of info abt the world outside of family, receive feedback abt their abilities

29
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what are crowds

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larger groups of kids who spend a lot of time together but may not consider themselves close friends (typically reputation based)

30
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what are cliques

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small groups of friends who know each other well and do things as a group (skateboarding, sports, based on shared activity)

31
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transitions

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middle school transition = difficult and stressful
transition takes place when there are many changes
puberty/related concerns about body image
accompanying changes in social cognition
advances in executive function
increased responsibility, decreased dependency on parents
top dog phenomena

32
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bullying

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verbal/physical behavior

33
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drop out rates for african american adolescents

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6.4%

34
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what is top dog phenomena

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adolescents transitions from the top grade to their school to the bottom grade in school

35
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what races are underdiagnosed for ADHD

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african american and latinx children

36
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drop our rates for non latinx white adolescents

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4.2%

37
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drop out rates for latinx adolescents

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8%

38
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what gender is more likely to bully

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male

39
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drop out rates for native american adolescents

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10.1%

40
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what gender has more face to face bullying

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females

41
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true or false: nearly 1/3 students said they experienced occasional or frequent bullying

A

true

42
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what are the characterisitics of ADHD

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inattention
hyperactivity
impulsivity

43
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what is the constructivist approach

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learner centered and emphasizes the importance of individuals actively constructing their knowledge and understanding w guidance from the teacher

44
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what is constructivism approach

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an emphasis on collaboration

45
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what is direct instruction appraoch

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structured and teacher centered
characterisitzed by teacher direction and control
high teacher expectations for students progress
maximum time spent by students on academic tasks

46
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are characterisitcs of ADHD required to make a diagnosis

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yes

47
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drop out rates for asian american adolescents

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2017 rates 1.9%

48
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true or false: in 2019 42.7% said they frequently felt overwhelmed

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true

49
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social context of preschool

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protected environment whose boundary is the classroom

50
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what is extrinsic motivation

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external incentives such as rewards and punishments

51
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true or false: in 2019 55% of females are twice as likely compared to males say they felt overwhlemed w what they had to do

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true

52
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social context of elementary school

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protected environment is still the classroom w more aspects of a social unit than at the preschool level

53
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what is intrinsic motivation

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self determination, curiosity, based on internal factors such as challenge and effort, positive correlation w grades and standarized test scores

54
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social context of middle/junior high

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school environment increases in scope and complexity, social field is school as a whole rather than the classroom