Human Growth And Development Pschology

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ADHD

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An inability to pay attention which also may be companied by hyperactivity and poor impulse control

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Identity Diffusion

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Neither Exploration nor Commitment

Example: student sick of school and do not want to go to any college.So that student do not even do anything when it comes to college.

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Identity Forclosure

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Commitment Only

Example:

A student may commit to a college because parents went to that college,with no set idea of major or how long it will take to obtain a degree

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Identity Moratorium

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Exploration Only

Example:

A student may research a college but do not commit to go.

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Identity Achievement

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Exploration and Commitment

Example:

This student is proactive with her continual education. She take the proper tests,fill out the proper paper work,choose a college knows what her major is.....

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Analytical Intelligence

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Book smarts

Example: This person love to obtain knowlege

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Practical Intelligence

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Street Smart/ Common Sense

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Creative Intelligence

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Great with novel situations and tasks. Able to come up with new ideas

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Androgyny

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Person with both masculine and feminine traits

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Gender Intensification

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Increase preference by boys for boy things and girls for girl things.

Example: A boy wear blue play with cars or

A girl wear pink and play with dolls

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Rejected Children

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Are at a higher risk for harrassment

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Peer Victimizations

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People that are bullied

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Types of Bullying

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Verbal

Physical

Cyber

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Groups at high risk of suicide attempting it three times more than other adolescents?

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1. Gays

2. Lesbians

3. Bisexuals

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Cause of deaths among youths?

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Suicide

Motor Vehicles Collision

Homicicides

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The third leading cause of deaths among youths?

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Suicide

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4 Categories of peer acceptance

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1)Popular

2) Controversial

3) Neglected

4) Rejected

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4 Broad Self-Evaluations by age 6 to 7?

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1. Academic Competence

2. Social Competence

3. Physical Athletic

4. Physicial Appearance

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Authoritative Parenting Style

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Most effective to influence a child self-esteem

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3 Factors why children hold racial/ethnic biases?

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1) Fixed View of Personality:

Judging others based on limited information.

Example: I'm better than you because I'm rich and you are poor.

2) Overly High Self-esteem: Better than you personality.

Example:I wear the newest fashions tends and you don't I'm better.

3) Social World is sorted into groups. I'm Not going to be around people that is different from me.

Example: I only hang around college educated people like me.

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Cliques

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5-7 members of a group that are friends and share simliar family backgrounds,attitudes, and values

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Crowd

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A larger form of a clique

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Autonomy

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Independence

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G-Factor

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Intelligence

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Gender Contentedness

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Satisfied with your sex role and traits

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Stereotype Threat

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Fear of being judge on the basis of a negative sterotypes

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Gender Typicality

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Fit In with Peers

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Secondary sexual characteristics

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Females: breast,under arm hair & pubic hair

Males: under arm hair &pubic hair

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Primary sexual characteristics

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Females: Uterus,ovaries,vagina

Males: Scrotum, testes,Penis

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4 basic motor capacities

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1.Flexibility

2. Agility

3. Balance

4. Force

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Two known Intelligence Assessments to compute IQ?

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1) WISC IV

2)SB5

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5 Cognitive Factors For SB5?

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1) Fluid Reasoning

2) Knowledge

3) Quantitative Reasoning

4) Visual/Spatial Processing

5) Working memory

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Most Widely used Intelligence Assessment

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SB5

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List of Prominent Crowds in a Typical high school?

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1) Popular

2) Jocks

3) Brains

4) Nonconformists

5) Normal

6) Druggies

7) Partyier

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Average size for a six year old

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45 pounds and 3 and 1/2 feet

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Percentage of boys and girls that are bullied and percentage that are repeated victimized

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10-20% and 15-30%

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Menstrual Period

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From puberty to menopause with the first period starting at ages 10 1/2 too 15 1/2

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Ejaculation first occur in boys at what age?

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Age 13 1/2

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All 20 primary teeth is lost and replaced by permanent teeth between what ages?

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6-12 years old

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3 phases of Adolescence

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Early 11-14 years of age

Middle 14-16 years of age

Late 16-18 years of age

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Most common nutritional problem during adolescence

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Iron deficiency

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Blended Family

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A family composed of a couple and thier children from pervious marriages

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Joint Custody

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Court order custody of a child awarded to both parents. There is no non-custododial parent.Child lives half time father and half with father.

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Child Support

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Money paid for care of one's minor child from noncustodial parent

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Divorce Mediation

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when you and your soon to be ex.husband deciding your own divorce and what is best for both parties,most important the children,you and your spouse meet with a neural third party to work through issues you need to resolve not to have a complicated divorce.

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Moral identity is central to?

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self concept in morality