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Five key feautres of emerging adulthood

Identity Exploration


Instability


Self-Focused


Feeling in-between


Age of Possibilities

Three charactersitics shared by these late bllomers

support by adults


being planful


showing positive aspects of autonomy

Define obesity

Medical problem involving excessive amount of body fat

Culprits of Obesity

Heredity - Genetic component


Leptin - Protein released by fat cells; decreases food intake and increases energy expenditure


Set point - Amount of stored fat in body


Environmental factor - Greater availability of food


Dieting - Obsession to lose weight

Strategies to make exercise a part of life

Reduce TV time


Chart your progress


Get rid of excuses


Imagine the alternative

Define addiction

behavioral pattern with an overwhelingg involvement with a drug and securing its supply

two problems associated with excessive alcohol consumption

Binge drinking - people who had 10 or more drinks in a row


Alcoholism - Disorder that involves long-term, repeated and excessive use of alcoholic beverages

Peak level of performance for outstanding athletes

Most swimmers and gymnasts - late teens


Golfers and marathon runners - late twenties


Other areas of athletics - early to mid-twenties

Notable highly conditioned athletes that stretched the upper age limits of award-winning performance

Dana Torres (Olympic swimming)


Lance Armstrong (cycling)


Tom Watson (Golf)

Decline in Physical Performance Begins

- Decrease in muscle tone and strength around age 30


- Sagging chins and protruding abdomens


- Lessening of physical abilities after turning 30

College students from lower SES bg engage in

Lower levels of phyical activity


Eating more fast food


Less fruits and vegetables


Showed unhealthy weight control

Bad health habits engaged in during adolesence increased

Inactivity


Diet


obesity


Substance abuse


Reproductive health care

Lifestyles associated c poor health such as



FSNO (For Sure NO)


Failing to Exercise


Skipping breakfast


Not eating regular meals


Overeating to the point of exceeding the normal weight of our age



Young adults' life satisfaction was positively related to

not smoking


exercising regularly


using sun protection


eating fruit


limiting fat intake

Young adults' life satisfaction is not related to

Alcohol consumption & Fiber intake

Health profile of emerging and young adults can be improved by

Reducing the incidence of certsin-impairing lifestyles


Good eating habits


Regular exercise


Abstaining from drugs


Getting adequate sleep

Bacteria in STDs

Gonorrhea - Neisseria gonorrhoeae


Syphilis - Treponema pallidum


Chlamydia - Chlamydia trachomatis



Virus in STDs

Genital herpes - causes by a family of viruses with diff strains


AIDS - cause by HIV (human immunodeficiency virus), destroying the immune system


Genital Warts - Caused by HPV (human papillomavirus)

Efficient strategies against HIV and other STIs

Know your risk status and of your partner


Obtain medical examination


Have protected sex


Do not have sex with multiple partners



Define Rape

Forcible sexual intercourse with a person who does not give consent

Define sexual harassment

Manifestation of power of one person over another

Developmental changes during careers and works for children

Have IDEALISTIC fantasies about what they want to be

Developmental changes during careers and works for high school years

Thinks about careers from a somewhat idealistic perspective

Developmental changes during careers and works for late tenns and early twenties

Career decision making has turned more serious

Developmental changes during careers and works for college

Choosing a major specialization designed to lead in a field

Developmental changes during careers and works for early and mid twenties

Has completed their education or training and entered a full-time occupation

Developmental changes during careers and works for mid-twenties

Establishes their emerging career and move up the career leader

Define Career mystique

Ingrained cultural belief that engaging in hard work for long hours will lead to status, security, and happiness

Define purpose

Missing ingredient in many adolescents' and emerging adults

Define work

Key aspect of identity; has important influence on financial standing, health, etc.

Define dual-earner couples

Both partners are working, and have less manpower in handling the internal matters

Dimensions of adult personality

Easy to difficult temperaments - 3-5 y/o


Easy temperaments - well adjusted as young adults


Difficult temperants - not as well adjusted as young adults


Inhibition - Less likely than other adults to be assertive or exeperience social support


Ability to control one's emotions - Good control of emotions when kids show resilient in the face of stress

Attachments styles

Secure - positive view of relationships


Avoidant attachment - hesitant to get involved in relationships


Anxious attachment - demand closeness and less trusting

Benefits of secure attachment

Well-integrated. self-acceptance, and self-esterrm

Define first impression

impression that new acquantainces makes when we first meet

Importance condition for a close relationship

Familiarity and samilarity

An explanation of why individuals are attracted to people who are similar to them

Consensual validation

Attraction thru internet

Online matchmaking

The spark that ignites a relationship

Physical attractiveness

Define love

Vast and complex terrritory of human behavior

Hallmarks of intimacy

Self-disclosure


Sharing of privagte thoughts

Sternberg as a triachic theory includes

Passion - physical and sexual attraction


Intimacy - Emotional feelings of warmth, closeness


Commitment - the cognitive appraisal of the relationship