Test Four

Question 1

Puberty starts as early and as late as

Answer 1

8 years::14 years

Question 2

Puberty sequence for girls

Answer 2

the beginning of breast development, the growth spurt, and menarche

Question 3

Puberty sequence for boys

Answer 3

growth of the testes; initial pubic-hair growth; growth of the penis; spermarche.

Question 4

The biological events that begin puberty involve a hormone signal from the

Answer 4

Hypothalamus

Question 5

The growthspurt typically occurs during puberty in the following order

Answer 5

Height, weight, muscle

Question 6

Primary sex characteristics

Answer 6

Body parts involved in reproduction such as uterus and testes and ovaries and penis

Question 7

Secondary sex characteristics

Answer 7

Physical traits that are not involved in reproduction but indication sexual maturity such as beards and breast

Question 8

Limbic system

Answer 8

Major brain region for developing emotional expression and regulation

Question 9

Prefrontal cortex

Answer 9

Specializes in anticipation, planning, and impulse control

Question 10

Personal fable

Answer 10

Believes that their experiences and thoughts are more unique. More Wonderful or more awful than anywhere

Question 11

Invincibility fable

Answer 11

Believes they cannot be harmed by anything such as unprotected sex, drug abuse, high speed driving

Question 12

Imaginary audience

Answer 12

They believe that they are centerstage, with all eyes on them, and they imagine how others might react to the appearance or behavior

Question 13

Piaget called the reasoning that characterizes adolescence

Answer 13

Formal operational thought

Question 14

Analytic thought

Answer 14

Thought that results from analysis such as thinking about pros and cons, risks and consequences

Question 15

Intuitive thought

Answer 15

Begins with a belief, assumption or general rule, that is pursued because a it “feels right”

Question 16

Last part of the brain mature

Answer 16

Prefrontal cortex

Question 17

identity vs role confusion

Answer 17

Person tried to figure out who they are but are confused by which roles to adopt

Question 18

Foreclosure

Answer 18

Adolescent adopts parents or societies roles and values

Question 19

Moratorium

Answer 19

Socially acceptable say to postpone making identity achievement decisions;

Question 20

Example of moratorium

Answer 20

Going to college

Question 21

Identity achievement

Answer 21

A person stand who they are

Question 22

Role confusion

Answer 22

Adolescent doesn’t know or care about identity

Question 23

Which relationships are you most likely to find bickering

Answer 23

mothers and daughters

Question 24

Parental monitoring

Answer 24

Parents ongoing awareness of what their child’s are doing where and with who

Question 25

Parental monitoring is most likely to be effective and healthy when it is

Answer 25

Part of a warm supportive relationship

Question 26

Four aspects of family closeness

Answer 26

Communication, support, connectedness, control

Question 27

Post formal thought

Answer 27

Characterized by problem finding not just problem-solving where a person is more open to ideas and less concerned with absolute right and wrong

Question 28

Intimacy vs isolation (eriksons 6th stage)

Answer 28

Adults seek intimacy if lacked they face potential loneliness and isolation

Question 29

Senescence

Answer 29

Age related, physical decline

Question 30

Senescence affects every part of the body_____ and ____

Answer 30

Visible and invisible