Exam 9: Cognitive and Socioemotional Development

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Three risk factors for serious teenage delinquency are feeling disengaged from parents,living in a risk-taking environment,and having prior problems with _____ regulation.

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When G.Stanley Hall's described adolescence as a time of "storm and stress" he meant that teenagers:

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Ron is in the "bad guys" high school crowd.He is MOST likely to want to model the _____ group member.

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Using Kohlberg's terms,identify the level of moral reasoning in each statement: (1)"He only cares if he gets punished or rewarded"; (2)"He has a personal code of ethics that transcends what society says"; (3)"His morality is focused on what the culture says is legal or right."

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Which is NOT an explanation for why,during late adolescence,teen-parent conflict declines?

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Young people who get arrested for participating in illegal demonstrations that protest what they feel are unfair laws may be operating according to Kohlberg's _____ level of moral reasoning.

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Josh is a typical teen attending a large public high school.Josh is LEAST likely to:

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Diego and his friends are in high school.You can expect all of the following EXCEPT that:

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Darla is giving a questionnaire to a college class to predict the risk of alcohol abuse during adulthood.According to the research,which item should NOT appear on her scale?

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Discuss three early warning signs and risk factors that predict a child might get into serious trouble as a teen.Cite real-life examples to illustrate your points.

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Which teenage stereotype is TRUE?

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Define Elkind's imaginary audience and personal fable,and give a real-world example of each phenomenon.Finally,explain why the personal fable promotes teenage risk-taking.

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According to the research,above all else,teens feel totally loved when their parents:

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During the Great Depression,President Franklin Roosevelt encouraged universal high school attendance,an action that helped define adolescence as a separate life stage.

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The "brainy" high school crowd tends to be a high-status group.

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Which of the following is the LEAST likely symptom a high school counselor would encounter among his students?

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Which change is NOT unique to formal operations?

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Which of the following qualities is MOST likely to occur during the teens?

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Anthony is devising a questionnaire to predict which teens flourish.Based on the text,what question should NOT be on his list?

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You are giving a talk on false stereotypes about teens.According to the text,which of these stereotypes IS supported by the data?

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