PSYC 382 Unit 5 Review Game
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- Q1The __________ helps to initiate the growth spurt in adolescence by increasing quantities of growth hormones in the body.amygdalapituitary glandhypothalamusadrenal gland60s
- Q2One of the first signs of puberty in most girls is __________.release of an ovummenstruationthe growth spurtweight loss60s
- Q3Shemar has always wanted to try out for the school play, but has never dared to do it. Now at age 14, he has decided to try. He is actually looking forward to the thrill of being on stage in front of a live audience. In terms of the dual systems model, Shemar is engaged in __________.positive risk-takingstrong executive control by the prefrontal cortexartistic expressionnegative risk-taking60s
- Q4A longitudinal study of 13,000 youth in the United States (Ott et al., 2011) found that the majority of sexual-minority youth are __________.lesbiangaybisexualtransgender60s
- Q5The development of sexual relationships in teens seems to be affected by power, where __________ are the initiators and __________ are the gatekeepers.males; malesfemales; malesfemales; femalesmales; females60s
- Q6__________ become(s) a medium of representing thought at the formal operations stage.intrinsic motivationmemorylanguagepictures60s
- Q7In adolescence, people can organize information in __________ in increasingly systematic ways.short-term memoryselective attentionlong-term memoryexecutive attention60s
- Q8More successful high schools allow teachers to work with __________ groups of children for __________ blocks of time during the day.smaller; longerlarger; longersmaller; shorterlarger; shorter60s
- Q9A person who enjoys using problem-solving and analytical skills would have Holland’s __________ personality.conventionalinvestigativeenterprisingrealistic60s
- Q10Ria, age 14, is the mother of a baby boy. Ria’s own mother was only 13 years old when she had Ria. Their situation demonstrates __________ of teen pregnancy.a recent trend in the manifestationthe self-perpetuating cycleintergenerational conflict as a sourcethe primary cause60s
- Q11In middle adolescence, people __________.become aware of contradictions between their self-perceptions across social contextsare unable to make comparisons between single abstractionsintegrate self-observed traits into a consistent portrait of the selfremain unaware of contradictions between their self-perceptions across social contexts60s
- Q12Identity __________ is the process of integrating one’s personal characteristics with a set of values and a set of future goals.achievementcrisisdevelopmentmoratorium60s
- Q13In which of Kohlberg’s stages of moral development would an orientation to universal ethical principles be found?postconventional moralitypreconventional moralitymorality moratoriumconventional morality60s
- Q14How do friendships in later adolescence differ from those in early adolescence?In later adolescence, individuals accept their friends’ need to form relationships with other people.In later adolescence, friends hinder an adolescent’s establishment of his or her own identity.In later adolescence, individuals are not as concerned with forming friendships.In later adolescence, friendships are relatively exclusive.60s
- Q15A __________ is larger than a clique and is made up of peers that share a general identity.social domaincrowdneighborhoodfriendship60s