T4D2

Question 1

What is identity

Answer 1

Who am I?
What am I about?
What am I going to do with my life?

Question 2

James Marcia’s Identity Statuses Scale

Answer 2

Exploration: Low vs High

Committment: Low vs High

Question 3

James Marcia’s Identity Statuses: Foreclosure

Answer 3

Low Exploration, High Committment. Adopting an identity without exploration or thought.

Question 4

James Marcia’s Identity Statuses: Identity Achievement

Answer 4

High Exploration, High Committment. A person has chosen an identity and adult life path after searching out various options

Question 5

James Marcia’s Identity Statuses: Identity Diffusion

Answer 5

Low Exploration, Low Committment. ‘Drifting aimlessly without any goals’. Not knowing what you want to do with your life and not trying to find out.

Question 6

James Marcia’s Identity Statuses: Moratorium

Answer 6

Low Committment, High Exploration. Active search into different adult pathways

Question 7

Define Ethnic Identity

Answer 7

A sense of being a member of an ethnic group and the way you feel about that membership

Question 8

Interaction between SES and Ethinicity in Identity

Answer 8

Ethnicity and SES have often been lumped together in research.

Question 9

Discuss religious development and application of logical skills

Answer 9

Adolescents may start applying their new found logical thinking skills to religious principles and start developing different religious/spiritual beliefs.

Question 10

Religion in adolescence has been found to foster what

Answer 10

care and concern for others and develop a love for community service

Question 11

Define Parental monitoring

Answer 11

Supervising choice of social settings, activities, friends and academic efforts

Question 12

Define parental Conflict

Answer 12

Conflict can be seen as a positive move towards independence

Question 13

Disclosure of whereabouts is more likely when

Answer 13

having a positive relationship (trust acceptance) with adolescent

Question 14

4 Reasons for dating

Answer 14

• Recreation
• Status
• Learning about close relationships (connects to slide on opportunity for close relationships)
• Finding a mate

Question 15

Stages of adolescent dating

Answer 15

11-13: crush, triggered by puberty
14-16: exploring romantic relationships
17-19: more serious romantic relationships

Question 16

Early (11-13) romantic relationships can lead to what

Answer 16

problems at home and at school and are linked to adolescent depression

Question 17

3 factors of Poor family relationships

Answer 17

Alienated from parents
No parental monitoring
No authoritative parenting

Question 18

3 reason why adolescents get in trouble (ven diagram, rational, emotional, wise in middle)

Answer 18

Poor family relationships

Having delinquent friends

Prior emotion-regulation problems

Question 19

Define Emerging adulthood (18-25):

Answer 19

• The transition from adolescence to adulthood.

- Experimentation and exploration of career paths and lifestyles.

Question 20

College drinking peaks when

Answer 20

at ages 21-22

Question 21

5 things Binge drinking can cause

Answer 21

• missing school/school work
• drinking and driving
• unprotected sex
• rape
• one in nine binge drinkers will become alcoholic

Question 22

Related to sexual activity and adulthood, emerging adulthood is a time frame during which many people are what

Answer 22

sexually active and not married

Question 23

Average age of marriage in the US is

Answer 23

26-28

Question 24

Average age of first intercourse is

Answer 24

16

Question 25

Undiagnosed STIs cause how many women each year to become infertile

Answer 25

24,000

Question 26

Define flow, related to creativity

Answer 26

Feeling total absorption in a challenging, goal-oriented activity Flow can give you clues when you are deciding about a career

Question 27

Who developed concept of flow

Answer 27

Mihaly Csikszentmilahalyi "being completely involved in an activity for its own sake. The ego falls away. Time flies. Every action, movement, and thought follows inevitably from the previous one, like playing jazz. Your whole being is involved, and you're using your skills to the utmost."

Question 28

In Sweden it is common to do what before college

Answer 28

take 2-3 years to explore before going to college

Question 29

6 strategies for flow

Answer 29

- Try to be surprised by something every day - Try to surprise at least one person every day - Write down each day what surprised you and how you surprised others - When something sparks your interest, follow it - Wake up in the morning with a specific goal to look forward to - Spend time in settings that stimulate your creativity

Question 30

Summary of Flow Channel diagram

Answer 30

Challenges: Low vs High Skills: Low vs High Flow channel up the middle, boredom in bottom right, Anxiety in upper left

Question 31

Define vocational/career identity

Answer 31

The career and work path the person wants to follow

Question 32

Summary of class poll on identity

Answer 32

Most of class were "neither" on political identities poll, all were believers on religion,

Question 33

Define political identity

Answer 33

Whether the person is conservative, liberal, or middle-of-the-road

Question 34

Define religious identity

Answer 34

The person’s spiritual beliefs

Question 35

Define relationship identity

Answer 35

Whether the person is single, married, divorced, and so on

Question 36

Define achievement, intellectual identity

Answer 36

The extent to which the person is motivated to achieve and is intellectually oriented

Question 37

Define sexual identity

Answer 37

Whether the person is heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, or transgendered

Question 38

Define cultural/ethnic identity

Answer 38

Which part of the world or country a person is from and how intensely the person identifies with his or her cultural heritage

Question 39

Define interests identity

Answer 39

The kinds of things a person likes to do, which can include sports, music, hobbies, and so on

Question 40

Define personality identity

Answer 40

The individual’s personality characteristics, such as being introverted or extroverted, anxious or calm, friendly or hostile, and so on

Question 41

Define physical identity

Answer 41

The individual’s body image

Question 42

Summary of class poll on dating and genes

Answer 42

Most of class were concerned or understood concern about marrying girl with birth defects in family

Question 43

Summary of flow video

Answer 43

Mihaly Csikszentmilahalyi came to US, researched happiness, developed concept of flow. Important for artists and musicians. State owned Green Cargo Company not profitable for 125 years, applied flow principles, company became profitable, Microsoft and Patagonia also use flow in work. Lesson is assign people to what they like to do.

Question 44

Summary of video on rape and alcohol (upstander video)

Answer 44

Men are likely to assume that women drinking are willing sex partners, people should intervene to stop rape

Question 45

Can you have an STI without knowing it?

Answer 45

Yes, lots of STIs don't have symptoms

Question 46

Caused by bacteria, discharge from penis or vagina, can lead to infertility

Answer 46

Gonorrhea

Question 47

Caused by bacteria, has appearance of a sore on external genitals, skin rash later breaks out, can lead to paralysis or death

Answer 47

Syphilis

Question 48

Common STI caused by bacteria, untreated can cause interfility in females

Answer 48

Chlamydia

Question 49

Caused by viruses, spread by sexual contact, involves eruption of sores and blisters

Answer 49

Genital herpes

Question 50

Caused by HIV virus

Answer 50

AIDS

Question 51

Caused by HPV virus, does not always produce symptoms, appears as small bumps around genitals, can leave to genital cancers

Answer 51

Genital warts