chapter 11 dev psych physical and cognitive development in adolescence – Flashcards

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body image
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conception of and attitude toward their physical appearance
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late
answer
the female image in magazines is a girlish shape that favors the --- developer
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early
answer
the male image fits the - maturing boy in magazines
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early maturing, white girls
answer
------- -------- tend to report a less positive body image than their on-time and late maturing agemates.
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caucasian
answer
compared with african american and hispanic girls ---- girls are more likely to have internalized the cultural ideal of female attractiveness. most want to be thinner.
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early maturers
answer
with boys, although less consistent than girls ------- and rapid ------ are more likely to be satisfied with their physical characteristics.
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self esteem
answer
body image is a strong predictor of young peoples ------------.
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stressors
answer
the negative effects of pubertal timing on body image and emotional adjustment are amplified when accompanied by other --------.
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spermarche
answer
first ejaculation for a boy. while the penis is growing the prostate gland and seminal vesicles enlarge and around 13 and 1/2 ------- occurs.
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menarche
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first menstruation, typically occurs around age 12 1/2 for north american girls, 13 western europeans. ranges 10 1/2 to 15 and 1/2 years old.
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breast, pubic
answer
following menarche, ------- and ------ growth are completed and underarm hair appears.
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height spurt
answer
nature delays sexual maturity until the girls body is large enough for childbearing. menarche takes place after the peak of the -------.
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emotional health, physical health
answer
threats to ------ health accelerate puberty, whereas threats to ------- health delay it.
question
secular trend
answer
a ----------- or generational change in pubertal timing lends added support to the role of physical well-being in pubertal development.
question
industrialized
answer
in ------ nations, age of menarche declined steadily, by about 3-4 months per decade due to nutrition, health care, sanitation, control of infectious disease improved greatly.
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overweight, obesity
answer
in the US soaring rates of ------ and ---- are responsible for a continuing trend toward earlier menarche.
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self regulation
answer
adding to these ------ difficulties of being a teenager, are changes in the brains emotional/social network.
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excitatory neurotransmitters
answer
in humans, neurons become more responsive to --------------- during puberty.
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stressful, intensely
answer
because in humans at this age, neurons become mroe responsive to excitatory neurotransmitters during puberty, as a result, adolescents react more strongly to ------ events, and experience pleasurable stimuli more -----------.
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cognitive control network
answer
during puberty, theres an issue because the ------- is not yet functioning optimally, so teens have issues handling their intense feelings.
question
novel experiences
answer
the imbalance between excitatory neurotransmitters causing teens to react more strongly to stressful events and experience pleasurable stimuli more intensely and the cognitive control network not being fully formed, this contributes to teens drive for ---------- like drug taking, reckless driving, unprotected sex, delinquent activities
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emotional/social
answer
changes in the adolescent brains -------------- network outpace development of the cognitive control network.
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emotions, reward seeking
answer
over time, teens are able to effectively manage their -------- and -------- behavior.
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anorexia nervosa
answer
is a tragic eagting disorder in which young people starve themselves because of a compulsive fear of getting fat.
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25-50 percent
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people with anorexia lose between ---------- percent of their body weight in attempt to reach perfect slimness
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15 percent
answer
to have a normal menstrual cycle tyou must have a body fat percentage of ------
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true
answer
t or f? less than 50 percent of young people with anorexia recover fully.
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increase
answer
there has been a recent ------- in contraceptive use amongst teens.
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20%
answer
although there has been a recent increase in contraceptive use amongst teens, -------- are still sexually active and dont use contraceptives consistently.
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lower
answer
contraceptive use is much -------- in US than other countries
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access, abstinence only, decisions, cost, embarassment, religion, context, health care, parents
answer
why is contraceptive use much lower in the US than in other countries? well, first its hard to get and more ----- in other countries. also, ------- education exists. additionally, age plays a factor in decisions on contraceptive use because the brain is forming, also, -------, it can be expensive. additionally, there is ----------- in a small town especially. additionally, there are reasons related to ---------. lastly, -------- plays a role. ---------, and not wanting to approach your ------ about it.
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40%
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----------- of teen pregnancies end in abortion.
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less likely
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teens today are -------- to marry than in the past before childbirth.
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true
answer
today, true or false, few girls give up their babies for adoption.
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younger, wedlock
answer
lower SES teens are ------- when they have kids, and more than 1 are out of ----------.
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abortion
answer
higher SES teens are more likely to get --------- rather than chose to keep the baby.
question
educational achievement
answer
teen moms have many risks one is that there is less ----------------------, and therefore theyre more likely to drop out of high school.
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single parents
answer
teen moms spend more time as -----------, theyre less likely to marry.
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economic problems
answer
teen moms have many --------------because childcare is expensive, no degree, jobs pay little
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parenting skills
answer
teen moms have a lack of ------------ theyre less responsive.
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prenatal care
answer
teen moms have pregnancy and birth complications due to not enough --------------. mom is stressed, not taking good care of herself while shes pregnant.
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10th grade
answer
by --------- 33 percent of US young people have tried cigarette smoking, 58 percent drinking, and 37 percent at least one illegal drug. at the end of high school, 11 percent smoke cigarettes regularly, and 27 percent have engaged in heavy drinking during the past month. about 25 percent have tried at least one highly addictive and toxic substance, such as amphetamines, cocaine, phencyclidine, ecstasy, inhalants, heroin, sedatives, or oxycontin.
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decline
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substance use and abuse has seen a substantial ----- since the mid 1990s, resulting from a greater parent, school, and media focus on the hazards of drug use.
question
marijuana, inhalants, sedatives, oxycontin
answer
the use of ------------, ----------., ------ and -------- has risen slightly in recent years.
question
lsd, pcp, ecstasy
answer
drugs like -------, ------ and ------- have made a comeback as adolescents knowledge of their risks faded.
question
sensation
answer
drug taking in teens reflects the ------- seeking of the teenage years.
question
cultural
answer
teens live in drug dependent ------- contexts
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true
answer
t or f? compared to a decade or two ago, today doctors more often prescribe and parents frequently seek medication to treat childrens problems
question
self-medicate
answer
teens often ----------- when stressed using substances
question
true
answer
t or f? most teens who dabble in alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana are not headed for a life of addiction
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minimal experimenters
answer
teens who dabble in alochol, tobacco, and marijuana are not headed for a life of addiction theyre alled ---------, theyre usually psychologically healthy, sociable, curious young people.
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poverty
answer
---- is linked to family and peer contexts that promote illegal drug use.
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african americas
answer
use of diverse drugs is lower among ---------- than among hispanic and caucasian americans
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native american
answer
------- youths rank highest in drug taking.
question
abuse
answer
a worrisome minority of teenagers move from substance use to --------, taking drugs regularly, requiring increasing amounts to achieve the same effect, moving on to harder substanes and using enough to interfere with their ability to meet daily responsibilities.
question
judgment, volatility
answer
the brain of the teen is still a work in progress, its still developing. this may help explain lack of sound ------, and emotional -----------.
question
prefrontal cortex
answer
the -------- is still developing til the mid 20s. in the teen which is important in decision making, controlled attention, organization, impulse inhibition
question
pruning
answer
in the teen brain the ------ continues in the frontal lobes. the cognitive advances are attention, planning, integrating information and self regulation on two types.
question
growth, myelination
answer
in the teen brain ------- and ----- speed up and strengthens connections among regions allowing attention, planning, integrating info, self-regulation of two types.
question
excitatory messages
answer
in the teen brain, the neurotransmitter response changes and its more sensitive to ----------------- which intensifies reactions to stress, pleasure, novelty.
question
11
answer
according to piaget the formal operational stage begins at age -------.
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hypothetico-deductive reasoning
answer
in piagets formal operational stage there is ------------------ which is deducing hypotheses from a general theory, isolating variables in problems.
question
hypothetico-deductive reasoning
answer
the penduulum problem tests -----------------.
question
propositional thought
answer
evalutating the logic of verbal propositions...its an if....then. ex- all dogs are poodles, 101 dalmatians are dogs, therefore 101 dalmatians are poodles. teens evaluate given the propisition to see validity.
question
abstractly
answer
teen think -----------
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pendulum problem
answer
piagets formal operational stage in which the teen must think what is gonna effect how quickly this pendulum swings, objects of diff weight, string size, height with which you swing it. what efects how fast it swings? string length.
question
pendulum problem
answer
Piaget's classic test to formal operations, in which persons are asked to figure out what determines the speed at which a pendulum sways from side to side.
question
hypothetico-deductive reasoning
answer
when faced with a problem, they start with a hypothesis, or prediction about variables that might affect an outcome, from which they deduce logical testable inferences. then they systematically isolate and combine variable to see which of these inferences are confirmed in the real world.
question
formal operational stage
answer
In Piaget's theory, the stage of cognitive development (normally beginning about age 12) during which people begin to think logically about abstract concepts
question
propositional thought
answer
adolescents ability to evaluate the logic of propositions without referring to real world circumstances 101 dalmatians example
question
imaginary audience
answer
a consequence of abstract thought, in which there is self-consciousness and self-focusing. this is a consequence in which everyones looking at you, youre the focus, everyone sees the zie on my nose.
question
criticism
answer
teens are sensitive to -------- certain comments are devastating.
question
personal fable
answer
teens have this as a consequence of abstract thought, and this is the belief theyre special, nobodys ever felt or experienced what they feel this contributes to risky behavior. ie pregnancy with teens.
question
idealism, criticism
answer
teens because of abstract thought have ----- and ------ which is they think of this is how the world should and could work which makes them critical of adults around them.
question
inexperience
answer
with teens, there are not a lot of practice in making decisions so they dont always make good ones. this is from ------------.
question
overwhelming
answer
--------- options for teens in terms of life choices ie what you wanna be, study, the limitless options are overwhelming.
question
authoritative parenting
answer
in childhood, -------- is linked to higher grades among adolescents varying widely in SES, just as it predicts mastery oriented behavior in childhood.
question
authoritarian, permissive
answer
----- and ------ styles are associated with lower grades
question
uninvolved
answer
------- parenting predicts the poorest grades and worsening school performance over time.
question
decision, autonomy
answer
teens whose parents engage in joint ------- making, gradually permitting more ----- with age, achieve especially well.
question
reflective, self regulation
answer
warmth, open discussion, firmness, and monitoring of the adolescents whereabouts and activities make young people feel cared about and valued, encourage --------- thinking and -------------- and increase awarenness of the importance of doing well in school.
question
behavior
answer
although many dropouts achieve poorly and show high rates of norm violating acts, a substantial number have few ---------problems, experience academic difficulties and quietly disengage from schiool.
question
early
answer
the pathway to dropping out starts -------
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first grade
answer
risk factors for dropping out in ------ predict dropout nearly as well as risk factors in secondary school.
question
low academic self-esteem
answer
------- is a huge factor in dropping out
question
family background
answer
-------------- contributes to dropping out. compared with other students with the same grade profile, dropouts are more likely to have parents who are uninvoled in their teens education and engage in little monitoring of their teens daily activities
question
single, high school, unemployed
answer
teen dropouts typically have ----- parents, who never finished ------- themselves and are ----------
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grade retention, secondary schools, unsupportive teachers, active participation
answer
students who drop out oten have school experiences that undermine their chances for success: -----------, which marks them as academic failures; large, impersonal -----------, and classes with --------- teachers and few opportunities for --------------.
question
general education, vocational tracks
answer
students in ------------ and ----------- are three times as likely to drop out as those in a college preparatoryu track.
question
school age
answer
follow up research on formal operational thought reveals that --------- kids start developing abstract thinking skills.
question
2
answer
school age kids can start developing abstract thinking skills. they can understand simple hypotheses with ------- or less variables.
question
not
answer
formal operational thinking is --------- universal even well educated adults will fall back on easier thinking, training and context contribute and we often fall back on easier thinking.
question
development
answer
adolescence is another phase of -------
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puberty
answer
transition into ------- is the same as transition into baby with regard to brain development.
question
overproduction
answer
in the frontal cortex was the ------------- of cells just before puberty, this happens in womb too. this is second wave of production, thickening in thinking part.
question
gray matter
answer
in teen brain teh -------- grows
question
pruning
answer
--------- of unused pathways gives brain shape or future
question
practice
answer
what you ----- consolidates parts of brain and not others
question
prefrontal
answer
in charge of cognitivie flexibility, planning, this ceo still being built in teen years for strategies, inhibition, thats why teens feel invulnerable and risk taking behavior ensues.
question
vulnerable
answer
when the brain is most ---------- kids are more likely to experiment with drugs and alcohol
question
2 years
answer
in teen brain development there are dramatic changes in mood due in part to changes in hormones after ------ it levels off.
question
prefrontal cortex
answer
regulating mood changes resides in ------
question
read emotions
answer
teens are not able to correctly ------------- in the adult face they see anger or sadness when not present some misscomm in what they think adult is feeling and bc teens use diff parts of the brain to read emotions.
question
gut response
answer
in teens the ------ region has more activity than in adults
question
cerebellum
answer
changes most during teen years not done till early 20s coordination of muscles, thinking process
question
circadian clock
answer
helps prop you up at the end of the day
question
rem sleep
answer
longer sleep in this, more improed on tasks. good sleep-more advantageous.;
question
people
answer
the ----- in teens lives make the biggest difference
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body image
answer
conception of and attitude toward their physical appearance
question
late
answer
the female image in magazines is a girlish shape that favors the --- developer
question
early
answer
the male image fits the - maturing boy in magazines
question
early maturing, white girls
answer
------- -------- tend to report a less positive body image than their on-time and late maturing agemates.
question
caucasian
answer
compared with african american and hispanic girls ---- girls are more likely to have internalized the cultural ideal of female attractiveness. most want to be thinner.
question
early maturers
answer
with boys, although less consistent than girls ------- and rapid ------ are more likely to be satisfied with their physical characteristics.
question
self esteem
answer
body image is a strong predictor of young peoples ------------.
question
stressors
answer
the negative effects of pubertal timing on body image and emotional adjustment are amplified when accompanied by other --------.
question
spermarche
answer
first ejaculation for a boy. while the penis is growing the prostate gland and seminal vesicles enlarge and around 13 and 1/2 ------- occurs.
question
menarche
answer
first menstruation, typically occurs around age 12 1/2 for north american girls, 13 western europeans. ranges 10 1/2 to 15 and 1/2 years old.
question
breast, pubic
answer
following menarche, ------- and ------ growth are completed and underarm hair appears.
question
height spurt
answer
nature delays sexual maturity until the girls body is large enough for childbearing. menarche takes place after the peak of the -------.
question
emotional health, physical health
answer
threats to ------ health accelerate puberty, whereas threats to ------- health delay it.
question
secular trend
answer
a ----------- or generational change in pubertal timing lends added support to the role of physical well-being in pubertal development.
question
industrialized
answer
in ------ nations, age of menarche declined steadily, by about 3-4 months per decade due to nutrition, health care, sanitation, control of infectious disease improved greatly.
question
overweight, obesity
answer
in the US soaring rates of ------ and ---- are responsible for a continuing trend toward earlier menarche.
question
self regulation
answer
adding to these ------ difficulties of being a teenager, are changes in the brains emotional/social network.
question
excitatory neurotransmitters
answer
in humans, neurons become more responsive to --------------- during puberty.
question
stressful, intensely
answer
because in humans at this age, neurons become mroe responsive to excitatory neurotransmitters during puberty, as a result, adolescents react more strongly to ------ events, and experience pleasurable stimuli more -----------.
question
cognitive control network
answer
during puberty, theres an issue because the ------- is not yet functioning optimally, so teens have issues handling their intense feelings.
question
novel experiences
answer
the imbalance between excitatory neurotransmitters causing teens to react more strongly to stressful events and experience pleasurable stimuli more intensely and the cognitive control network not being fully formed, this contributes to teens drive for ---------- like drug taking, reckless driving, unprotected sex, delinquent activities
question
emotional/social
answer
changes in the adolescent brains -------------- network outpace development of the cognitive control network.
question
emotions, reward seeking
answer
over time, teens are able to effectively manage their -------- and -------- behavior.
question
anorexia nervosa
answer
is a tragic eagting disorder in which young people starve themselves because of a compulsive fear of getting fat.
question
25-50 percent
answer
people with anorexia lose between ---------- percent of their body weight in attempt to reach perfect slimness
question
15 percent
answer
to have a normal menstrual cycle tyou must have a body fat percentage of ------
question
true
answer
t or f? less than 50 percent of young people with anorexia recover fully.
question
increase
answer
there has been a recent ------- in contraceptive use amongst teens.
question
20%
answer
although there has been a recent increase in contraceptive use amongst teens, -------- are still sexually active and dont use contraceptives consistently.
question
lower
answer
contraceptive use is much -------- in US than other countries
question
access, abstinence only, decisions, cost, embarassment, religion, context, health care, parents
answer
why is contraceptive use much lower in the US than in other countries? well, first its hard to get and more ----- in other countries. also, ------- education exists. additionally, age plays a factor in decisions on contraceptive use because the brain is forming, also, -------, it can be expensive. additionally, there is ----------- in a small town especially. additionally, there are reasons related to ---------. lastly, -------- plays a role. ---------, and not wanting to approach your ------ about it.
question
40%
answer
----------- of teen pregnancies end in abortion.
question
less likely
answer
teens today are -------- to marry than in the past before childbirth.
question
true
answer
today, true or false, few girls give up their babies for adoption.
question
younger, wedlock
answer
lower SES teens are ------- when they have kids, and more than 1 are out of ----------.
question
abortion
answer
higher SES teens are more likely to get --------- rather than chose to keep the baby.
question
educational achievement
answer
teen moms have many risks one is that there is less ----------------------, and therefore theyre more likely to drop out of high school.
question
single parents
answer
teen moms spend more time as -----------, theyre less likely to marry.
question
economic problems
answer
teen moms have many --------------because childcare is expensive, no degree, jobs pay little
question
parenting skills
answer
teen moms have a lack of ------------ theyre less responsive.
question
prenatal care
answer
teen moms have pregnancy and birth complications due to not enough --------------. mom is stressed, not taking good care of herself while shes pregnant.
question
10th grade
answer
by --------- 33 percent of US young people have tried cigarette smoking, 58 percent drinking, and 37 percent at least one illegal drug. at the end of high school, 11 percent smoke cigarettes regularly, and 27 percent have engaged in heavy drinking during the past month. about 25 percent have tried at least one highly addictive and toxic substance, such as amphetamines, cocaine, phencyclidine, ecstasy, inhalants, heroin, sedatives, or oxycontin.
question
decline
answer
substance use and abuse has seen a substantial ----- since the mid 1990s, resulting from a greater parent, school, and media focus on the hazards of drug use.
question
marijuana, inhalants, sedatives, oxycontin
answer
the use of ------------, ----------., ------ and -------- has risen slightly in recent years.
question
lsd, pcp, ecstasy
answer
drugs like -------, ------ and ------- have made a comeback as adolescents knowledge of their risks faded.
question
sensation
answer
drug taking in teens reflects the ------- seeking of the teenage years.
question
cultural
answer
teens live in drug dependent ------- contexts
question
true
answer
t or f? compared to a decade or two ago, today doctors more often prescribe and parents frequently seek medication to treat childrens problems
question
self-medicate
answer
teens often ----------- when stressed using substances
question
true
answer
t or f? most teens who dabble in alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana are not headed for a life of addiction
question
minimal experimenters
answer
teens who dabble in alochol, tobacco, and marijuana are not headed for a life of addiction theyre alled ---------, theyre usually psychologically healthy, sociable, curious young people.
question
poverty
answer
---- is linked to family and peer contexts that promote illegal drug use.
question
african americas
answer
use of diverse drugs is lower among ---------- than among hispanic and caucasian americans
question
native american
answer
------- youths rank highest in drug taking.
question
abuse
answer
a worrisome minority of teenagers move from substance use to --------, taking drugs regularly, requiring increasing amounts to achieve the same effect, moving on to harder substanes and using enough to interfere with their ability to meet daily responsibilities.
question
judgment, volatility
answer
the brain of the teen is still a work in progress, its still developing. this may help explain lack of sound ------, and emotional -----------.
question
prefrontal cortex
answer
the -------- is still developing til the mid 20s. in the teen which is important in decision making, controlled attention, organization, impulse inhibition
question
pruning
answer
in the teen brain the ------ continues in the frontal lobes. the cognitive advances are attention, planning, integrating information and self regulation on two types.
question
growth, myelination
answer
in the teen brain ------- and ----- speed up and strengthens connections among regions allowing attention, planning, integrating info, self-regulation of two types.
question
excitatory messages
answer
in the teen brain, the neurotransmitter response changes and its more sensitive to ----------------- which intensifies reactions to stress, pleasure, novelty.
question
11
answer
according to piaget the formal operational stage begins at age -------.
question
hypothetico-deductive reasoning
answer
in piagets formal operational stage there is ------------------ which is deducing hypotheses from a general theory, isolating variables in problems.
question
hypothetico-deductive reasoning
answer
the penduulum problem tests -----------------.
question
propositional thought
answer
evalutating the logic of verbal propositions...its an if....then. ex- all dogs are poodles, 101 dalmatians are dogs, therefore 101 dalmatians are poodles. teens evaluate given the propisition to see validity.
question
abstractly
answer
teen think -----------
question
pendulum problem
answer
piagets formal operational stage in which the teen must think what is gonna effect how quickly this pendulum swings, objects of diff weight, string size, height with which you swing it. what efects how fast it swings? string length.
question
pendulum problem
answer
Piaget's classic test to formal operations, in which persons are asked to figure out what determines the speed at which a pendulum sways from side to side.
question
hypothetico-deductive reasoning
answer
when faced with a problem, they start with a hypothesis, or prediction about variables that might affect an outcome, from which they deduce logical testable inferences. then they systematically isolate and combine variable to see which of these inferences are confirmed in the real world.
question
formal operational stage
answer
In Piaget's theory, the stage of cognitive development (normally beginning about age 12) during which people begin to think logically about abstract concepts
question
propositional thought
answer
adolescents ability to evaluate the logic of propositions without referring to real world circumstances 101 dalmatians example
question
imaginary audience
answer
a consequence of abstract thought, in which there is self-consciousness and self-focusing. this is a consequence in which everyones looking at you, youre the focus, everyone sees the zie on my nose.
question
criticism
answer
teens are sensitive to -------- certain comments are devastating.
question
personal fable
answer
teens have this as a consequence of abstract thought, and this is the belief theyre special, nobodys ever felt or experienced what they feel this contributes to risky behavior. ie pregnancy with teens.
question
idealism, criticism
answer
teens because of abstract thought have ----- and ------ which is they think of this is how the world should and could work which makes them critical of adults around them.
question
inexperience
answer
with teens, there are not a lot of practice in making decisions so they dont always make good ones. this is from ------------.
question
overwhelming
answer
--------- options for teens in terms of life choices ie what you wanna be, study, the limitless options are overwhelming.
question
authoritative parenting
answer
in childhood, -------- is linked to higher grades among adolescents varying widely in SES, just as it predicts mastery oriented behavior in childhood.
question
authoritarian, permissive
answer
----- and ------ styles are associated with lower grades
question
uninvolved
answer
------- parenting predicts the poorest grades and worsening school performance over time.
question
decision, autonomy
answer
teens whose parents engage in joint ------- making, gradually permitting more ----- with age, achieve especially well.
question
reflective, self regulation
answer
warmth, open discussion, firmness, and monitoring of the adolescents whereabouts and activities make young people feel cared about and valued, encourage --------- thinking and -------------- and increase awarenness of the importance of doing well in school.
question
behavior
answer
although many dropouts achieve poorly and show high rates of norm violating acts, a substantial number have few ---------problems, experience academic difficulties and quietly disengage from schiool.
question
early
answer
the pathway to dropping out starts -------
question
first grade
answer
risk factors for dropping out in ------ predict dropout nearly as well as risk factors in secondary school.
question
low academic self-esteem
answer
------- is a huge factor in dropping out
question
family background
answer
-------------- contributes to dropping out. compared with other students with the same grade profile, dropouts are more likely to have parents who are uninvoled in their teens education and engage in little monitoring of their teens daily activities
question
single, high school, unemployed
answer
teen dropouts typically have ----- parents, who never finished ------- themselves and are ----------
question
grade retention, secondary schools, unsupportive teachers, active participation
answer
students who drop out oten have school experiences that undermine their chances for success: -----------, which marks them as academic failures; large, impersonal -----------, and classes with --------- teachers and few opportunities for --------------.
question
general education, vocational tracks
answer
students in ------------ and ----------- are three times as likely to drop out as those in a college preparatoryu track.
question
school age
answer
follow up research on formal operational thought reveals that --------- kids start developing abstract thinking skills.
question
2
answer
school age kids can start developing abstract thinking skills. they can understand simple hypotheses with ------- or less variables.
question
not
answer
formal operational thinking is --------- universal even well educated adults will fall back on easier thinking, training and context contribute and we often fall back on easier thinking.
question
development
answer
adolescence is another phase of -------
question
puberty
answer
transition into ------- is the same as transition into baby with regard to brain development.
question
overproduction
answer
in the frontal cortex was the ------------- of cells just before puberty, this happens in womb too. this is second wave of production, thickening in thinking part.
question
gray matter
answer
in teen brain teh -------- grows
question
pruning
answer
--------- of unused pathways gives brain shape or future
question
practice
answer
what you ----- consolidates parts of brain and not others
question
prefrontal
answer
in charge of cognitivie flexibility, planning, this ceo still being built in teen years for strategies, inhibition, thats why teens feel invulnerable and risk taking behavior ensues.
question
vulnerable
answer
when the brain is most ---------- kids are more likely to experiment with drugs and alcohol
question
2 years
answer
in teen brain development there are dramatic changes in mood due in part to changes in hormones after ------ it levels off.
question
prefrontal cortex
answer
regulating mood changes resides in ------
question
read emotions
answer
teens are not able to correctly ------------- in the adult face they see anger or sadness when not present some misscomm in what they think adult is feeling and bc teens use diff parts of the brain to read emotions.
question
gut response
answer
in teens the ------ region has more activity than in adults
question
cerebellum
answer
changes most during teen years not done till early 20s coordination of muscles, thinking process
question
circadian clock
answer
helps prop you up at the end of the day
question
rem sleep
answer
longer sleep in this, more improed on tasks. good sleep-more advantageous.;
question
people
answer
the ----- in teens lives make the biggest difference
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