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~Physical Development
~Body Image
~Cognitive Development
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~Social Development
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Cognitive
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Random ?’s
Social
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Physical Development 10-
When a child matures sexually and
is capable of reproducing.
What is puberty?
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Physical Development 20-
Girls hit puberty at approximately
this age and males at this age.
What is 11 and 13 years old?
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Physical Development 30-
Reproductive organs that make sexual
reproduction possible.
What are primary sex
characteristics?
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Physical Development 40-
The period between childhood
and adulthood.
What is adolescence?
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Physical Development 50-
One of the main issues that
adolescents are facing.
What is body image?
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Physical Development 100-
Nonreproductive sex characteristics
such as facial hair.
What are secondary sex
characteristics?
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Body Image 10-
Eating disorder where the individual
starves themselves and exercises.
What is Anorexia
Nervosa?
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Body Image 20-
When an individual is 10% higher than
recommended body weight.
What is Obesity?
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Body Image 30-
Stress, control issues, the desire to
be thin all are influencing factors
towards these.
What are eating disorders?
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Body Image 40-
Bulimics tend to do what in order to lose
weight or maintain a body weight?
What is binge eating and
vomiting?
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Body Image 50-
Individuals with Anorexia
Nervosa are this percentage
below normal weight.
What is 15%?
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Body Image 100-
This percentage of adolescents
suffer from obesity.
What is 20-30%?
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Cognitive Development 10-
Piaget’s final stage where an
individual can now think logically,
hypothetically and in the abstract.
What is Formal Operational
Stage?
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Cognitive Development 20-
Developed a 3 stage theory on how
moral reasoning develops.
Who is Lawrence
Kohlberg?
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Cognitive Development 30-
Moral reasoning stage characterized
by universal ethical principals.
What is postconventional moral
reasoning?
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Cognitive Development 40-
Moral reasoning stage characterized
by the desire to avoid punishment or
gain reward.
What is the preconventional
moral reasoning stage?
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Cognitive Development 50-
Moral reasoning stage where
primary concern is to fit in and play
the role of a good citizen.
What is conventional moral
reasoning stage?
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Cognitive Development 100-
Character used in the “dilemma” that
had to decide right from wrong.
Who is Heinz?
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Random ?’s 10-
Time period is getting longer (more
years) due to puberty beginning
sooner and the focus on school and
careers later.
What is Adolescence?
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Random ?’s 20-
A flood of these begin major
physical and emotional changes
when puberty hits.
What are Hormones?
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Random ?’s 30-
Other terms for adolescents who hit
puberty before or after most of their
friends.
What is a Late Bloomer and an Early
Bloomer?
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Random ?’s 40-
Menstruation may stop if a person
suffers from this disorder.
What is Anorexia Nervosa?
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Random ?’s 50-
One’s attraction towards people of a
particular gender.
What is Sexual Orientation?
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Random ?’s 100-
The number one and safest way to
prevent STD’s and unwanted
pregnancy.
What is Abstinence?
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Social Development 10-
Constructed an 8 stage theory of social
development.
Who is Erik Erikson?
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Social Development 20-
Stage where adolescents begin to
ask “Who am I” and “Where am I
going in life”?
What is Identity vs. Role
Confusion?
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Social Development 30-
A close, sharing, emotional and
honest relationship with other
people.
What is Intimacy?
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Social Development 40-
When an adolescents primary attachment
changes from parents to peers.
What is Independence from Family?
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Social Development 50-
Stage during your first year of life when
your primary task is to make sure
your basic needs are met.
What is Trust vs. Mistrust?
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Social Development 100-
Experimentation, Rebellion, Selfishness,
Optimism and Energy all are
characteristics that play a part in an
adolescent finding this.
What is Identity?
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