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FIRST MENESTRUATION
ENDOCRINE SYSTEMS
system of body that produces, regulates and circulates hormones
hormones
secreted by one or more endocrine glands
GLANDS
organs that stimulate parts of the body to respond in specific ways to particular hormones
SET POINT
setting of a specific hormone that the body attempts to maintain through a self regulating system
PITUITARY GLAND
one of the chief glands responsible for regulating levels of hormones
HYPOTHALAMUS
part of the brain that controls functioning of the pituitary gland
GONADS
secrete sex hormones: males: testes, females: ovaries
ADRENARCHE
maturation of adrenal glands that take place during adolescence
CORTISOL
hormone produced when a person is exposed to stress
inductive reasoning
involves drawing an inference from the evidence one already has
deductive reasoning
drawing evidence from promises or givens
epiphysis
closing at the end of the bones which stops growth
metacognition
thinking about thinking. become self consious
personal fable
belief that their experience is unique and doesnt happen to anyone else
neurons
nerve cells
neurotransmitters
specialized chemicals that carry electrical impulses between neurons.
synapse
the gap in space in between neurons, across which neurotransmitters carry electrical impulses
synaptic pruning
process where unnecessary connections between neurons are eliminated, improving the efficiency of information processing
myleniation
improves effiency of information processing
limbic system
process emotional experience, social information, reward and punishment
dorsolateral prefrontal cortex
plannig ahead controlling impulses
ventromedial prefrontal cortex
gut level decision making
orbitofrontal cortex
risk and reward
dopamine
regulate experience of reward
serotonin
experiencing different moods
social cognition
thinking about people, relationships and institutions
social perspective taking
view events from perspective of others
mutual role taking
third part and can see how the actions can effect the relationships betwwen people
theory of mind
understand others beliefs, intentions and knowledge
agency
sense of impact on your world
racial socialization
understanding ones own race
emotional autonomy
establish adultlike relationships with family and peers
behavioral autonomy
make independant decisions and follow through with them
cognitive autonomy
independent set of values, opinions and beliefs.
preconventional moral reasoning
reasoning based on reward and punishment
conventional moral reasoning
reasoning based on rule and conventions. worried if you will be judged by others for behaviors. society rules and expectations
post conventional moral reasoning
rules and conventions seem subject rather than authoritative. "in special cases"
self eficacy
control over ones life
protective factors
factors that limit individual vulnerability to harm