What is G. Stanley Hall's child study movement? correct answers Research to better the lives of children and adolescents.
G. Stanley Hall is the founder of? correct answers The study of adolescence and wrote the first textbook on adolescence
What is G. Stanley Hall's recapitulation? correct a...
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What is G. Stanley Hall's child study movement? correct answers Research to better the lives of
children and adolescents.
G. Stanley Hall is the founder of? correct answers The study of adolescence and wrote the first
textbook on adolescence
What is G. Stanley Hall's recapitulation? correct answers Development of an individual reenacts
evolution of human species.
What is G. Stanley Hall's storm and stress? correct answers Upheaval and disorder is w normal
part of adolescent development.
What is individualism? correct answers Characterized by: accepting responsibility for oneself,
making independent decisions, and becoming financially independent.
(Learning to stand alone, self-sufficient, values of independence and self-expression)
What are the 3 ways in which the AIDS epidemic affects young people? correct answers 1)
Many are forced into deeper poverty by their parents death
2) Young Africans will become AIDS victims themselves
3) They will be required to assume leadership of their families
What problems seriously plague sub-Saharan Africa? correct answers Chronic poverty, war, and
an epidemic of HIV/AIDS
What religion dominated North Africa and the Middle East? correct answers Muslim religion
influences all aspects of cultural life.
What three issues do young people face in North Africa and the Middle East? correct answers 1)
Strength of Islam
2) Patriarchal authority
3) Position of women
What major issues do young people in Asia face? correct answers 1) The tradition of filial piety
2) Arranged marriages and dating
3) Intense pressure at the secondary school level
4) Rights of women
What major issues do young people in India face? correct answers 1) School versus work
2) The tradition of early arranged marriages
3) Caste system
4) Rights of women
What two key issues do young people in Latin America face? correct answers 1) Political
stability
, 2) Economic growth
What major issues do young people in the west face? correct answers 1) Education
2) Unemployment
3) Leisure
4) Young minorities
What age range is an emerging adult? correct answers 18-25
What is asynchronicity? correct answers Explains the "gangly look" in early adolescence.
Extremities are the first to hit growth spurt.
What lifespan is the one with least susceptibility to physical illness? correct answers Emerging
adulthood
What is puberty? correct answers The body undergoes a biological revolution that dramatically
changed the adolescents anatomy, physiology, and physical appearance.
Hormonal changes begin in the? correct answers Endocrine system, specifically the
hypothalamus.
What is the hypothalamus responsible for? correct answers Gradually increases production of
gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRh) (occurs once a threshold level of body fat is reached)
Fat cells produce? correct answers Leptin that provides the signal to the hypothalamus.
What is the process of the pituitary gland and gonadotropins? correct answers Pituitary gland
releases gonadotropins, increase in GnRh affects the pituitary gland, gonadotropins influence
production of sex hormones, gonadotropins stimulate development of gametes.
Boys have an increase in, and girls and increase in? correct answers Testosterone and estradiol
Lifestyles of many emerging adults often include a variety of factors that UNDERMINE
HEALTH such as? correct answers Poor nutrition, lack of sleep, and stress of juggling
school/work/multiple jobs.
What is the leading cause of death among emerging adults in the US? correct answers
Automobile accidents
What is another common cause of death in the US during emerging adulthood? correct answers
Homicide
Rates of contracting SEXUALLY transmitted diseases, including HIV, are highest in? correct
answers The early twenties
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