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Adolescence, emerging adulthood and adulthood


Adolescence, emerging adulthood and adulthoodVersion en ligne Adolescence, emerging adulthood and adulthood par Mariana Cervantes 1 Puberty usually starts for Girls between the ages: a of 7 and 12 b of 14 and 20 c of 21 and 25 2 Puberty usually starts for Boys: a between 5 and 8 b between 9 and 14 c between 15 and 20 3 Puberty is caused by chemicals in our bodies called a Emotions b Adaptogens c Hormones 4 Puberty is a very slow process that happens gradually. a True b False 5 Puberty is a normal change that everybody goes through. a True b False 6 Based on Erikson’s theory, James Marcia proposed four identity statuses which are: a Identity achievement, Identity diffusion, Foreclosure and Moratorium b Identity development, Identity statuses, and Moratorium c Identity crisis, Moratorium, Priorities and Values 7 Family is the second major influence on adolescent development. a True b False 8 According to Erik Erikson, the formation of adolescence identity is aided by development in these areas: a Autonomy versus shame and doubt b Identity versus identity diffusion c Intimacy versus isolation 9 Piaget postulated that _________________________ thought requires an ability to think hypothetically and to generate logical rules for abstract problems. a Sensorimotor b Preoperational period c Formal operational d Concrete operational 10 Kohlberg proposed that adolescents become capable of moral reasoning and look beyond simple rewards and punishments: a preconventional b conventional c postconventional d 11 Toward the end of the traditional adolescence years, individual may enter a prolonged period of extended adolescence, called: a Post adolescence b Emerging adulthood c Pre adulthood 12 Which is NOT a major physical change that occur gradually throughout adulthood: a Skin b Aerobic capacity c Regulation of diet d Balance e Joints 13 Adulthood changes can be compensated for or prevented through the following measures: a Aerobic capacity, Mental activity, Regulation of diet, and Having of “bad habits” b Increasing sugar, Falling down, Decreasing water intake c Physical exercise, Mental activity, Regulation of diet, and Avoidance of “bad habits” 14 Older adults show increases in the quality called ____________, or practical knowledge about interpersonal problems. a Intelligence b Wisdom c Crystallized 15 The most popular vocational development theory, was proposed by: ____________ People are most satisfied in their jobs when there is a fit or match between their personalities and the characteristics of the job. a Piaget b John Holland c John Bowlby d Peter Parker 16 The midlife crisis is a concept that is constantly being discussed in the media, but researchers do not find that it is a widespread phenomenon at all. a True b False 17 A midlife crisis can occur between the ages of: a 20 and 35 b 40 and 60 c 65 and 80 18 She identified 5 stages of grief experienced by dying: a Elisabeth Kubler-Ross b Anna Frank c 19 Which is NOT a stage of grief, according to her: a Denial b Anger c Bargaining d Depression e Engagement f Acceptance 20 Maintaining physical health, cognitive vitality, freedom from illness, and vital engagement with others, might be the definition for: a Advance directives b Palliative care c Successful aging d Assisted suicide

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Adolescence, emerging adulthood and adulthoodVersion en ligne

par Mariana Cervantes

Puberty usually starts for Girls between the ages:

Puberty usually starts for Boys:

Puberty is caused by chemicals in our bodies called

Puberty is a very slow process that happens gradually.

Puberty is a normal change that everybody goes through.

Based on Erikson’s theory, James Marcia proposed four identity statuses which are:

Family is the second major influence on adolescent development.

According to Erik Erikson, the formation of adolescence identity is aided by development in these areas:

Piaget postulated that _________________________ thought requires an ability to think hypothetically and to generate logical rules for abstract problems.

Kohlberg proposed that adolescents become capable of moral reasoning and look beyond simple rewards and punishments:

Toward the end of the traditional adolescence years, individual may enter a prolonged period of extended adolescence, called:

Which is NOT a major physical change that occur gradually throughout adulthood:

Adulthood changes can be compensated for or prevented through the following measures:

Older adults show increases in the quality called ____________, or practical knowledge about interpersonal problems.

The most popular vocational development theory, was proposed by: ____________ People are most satisfied in their jobs when there is a fit or match between their personalities and the characteristics of the job.

The midlife crisis is a concept that is constantly being discussed in the media, but researchers do not find that it is a widespread phenomenon at all.

A midlife crisis can occur between the ages of:

She identified 5 stages of grief experienced by dying:

Which is NOT a stage of grief, according to her:

Maintaining physical health, cognitive vitality, freedom from illness, and vital engagement with others, might be the definition for: