Question 1

In later adolescence, work on identity requires ___________ various sources of content and deciding which elements have the greatest importance.

Accepted Answer

A)  compartmentalizing 
B)  rejecting 
C)  integrating 
D)  denying 
A)  compartmentalizing 
B)  rejecting 
C)  integrating 
D)  denying

Question 2

Parents who want to help their later-adolescent children achieve a comfortable sense of independence should

Accepted Answer

A)  be extremely permissive and let their children do what they want to do. 
B)  send their children off on their own to sink or swim. 
C)  support the expression of differences. 
D)  make sure limits and expectations are unclear so the adolescents will have to make their decisions. 
A)  be extremely permissive and let their children do what they want to do. 
B)  send their children off on their own to sink or swim. 
C)  support the expression of differences. 
D)  make sure limits and expectations are unclear so the adolescents will have to make their decisions.

Question 3

As a general rule, how would you characterize the kinds of jobs that are available to people who leave high school without a diploma or who do not go to school beyond high school?

Accepted Answer

A)  Low material rewards offset by a nurturing environment and skilled supervisors 
B)  Routine with good pay and steady employment 
C)  Require technical skills that can be developed over time and recognized through good pay raises 
D)  Unstable and supervised by rigid autocratic employers 
A)  Low material rewards offset by a nurturing environment and skilled supervisors 
B)  Routine with good pay and steady employment 
C)  Require technical skills that can be developed over time and recognized through good pay raises 
D)  Unstable and supervised by rigid autocratic employers

Question 4

College faculty are __________ concerned now than in the past that students are not prepared for college mathematics, independent work, and critical thinking.

Accepted Answer

A)  more 
B)  less 
C)  equally 
D)  rarely 
A)  more 
B)  less 
C)  equally 
D)  rarely

Question 5

A person who develops complex decision-making strategies, gains access to career-related information, and archives self-insight about career-related goals is said to have achieved

Accepted Answer

A)  self-sufficiency. 
B)  post conventional moral reasoning. 
C)  conscientiousness. 
D)  career maturity. 
A)  self-sufficiency. 
B)  post conventional moral reasoning. 
C)  conscientiousness. 
D)  career maturity.

Question 6

In the process of achieving _________,  Candice must integrate her private sense of self with her public self.

Accepted Answer

A)  autonomy 
B)  personal identity 
C)  self efficacy 
D)  goal abundances 
A)  autonomy 
B)  personal identity 
C)  self efficacy 
D)  goal abundances

Question 7

In many of the measures of identity development, vocational choice, political and religious ideologies, and gender role or interpersonal values comprise the

Accepted Answer

A)  peripheral content areas. 
B)  foundational content areas. 
C)  central processes. 
D)  evaluation techniques. 
A)  peripheral content areas. 
B)  foundational content areas. 
C)  central processes. 
D)  evaluation techniques.

Question 8

The core pathology of later adolescence is repudiation. This refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  a hostile rejection of ideas and groups that do not adhere to one's own beliefs. 
B)  withdrawal from the support and companionship of others. 
C)  self-doubt and self-criticism. 
D)  a sense of having violated one's own standards for good and moral behavior. 
A)  a hostile rejection of ideas and groups that do not adhere to one's own beliefs. 
B)  withdrawal from the support and companionship of others. 
C)  self-doubt and self-criticism. 
D)  a sense of having violated one's own standards for good and moral behavior.

Question 9

Many students drop out of college for financial reasons.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Which factors do high school and college students say played the greatest role in career decision-making?

Accepted Answer

A)  Family factors such as mother and father's occupations 
B)  Socioeconomic factors such as race or religion 
C)  Situational factors such as chance or unexpected encouragement 
D)  Individual factors such as abilities and interests 
A)  Family factors such as mother and father's occupations 
B)  Socioeconomic factors such as race or religion 
C)  Situational factors such as chance or unexpected encouragement 
D)  Individual factors such as abilities and interests

Question 11

Jared is a college freshman. His moral reasoning is dominated by his concerns for maintaining existing rules within the college as well as by his respect for his professors, advisors, and deans. This is called ________ moral reasoning.

Accepted Answer

A)  preconventional 
B)  post conventional 
C)  conventional 
D)  unconventional 
A)  preconventional 
B)  post conventional 
C)  conventional 
D)  unconventional

Question 12

Of the following identity statuses, which one reflects crisis and questioning but no commitment?

Accepted Answer

A)  Identity confusion 
B)  Identity achievement 
C)  Group identity 
D)  Public identity 
A)  Identity confusion 
B)  Identity achievement 
C)  Group identity 
D)  Public identity

Question 13

The term private self refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  a sense of being the originator of one's thoughts. 
B)  the expectations others have for one's behavior. 
C)  the roles one plays. 
D)  the self as it is known by family and friends. 
A)  a sense of being the originator of one's thoughts. 
B)  the expectations others have for one's behavior. 
C)  the roles one plays. 
D)  the self as it is known by family and friends.

Question 14

Which of the following identity statuses is characterized by a period of questioning and crisis followed by the formation of occupational and ideological commitments?

Accepted Answer

A)  Identity achievement 
B)  Identity foreclosure 
C)  Moratorium 
D)  Identity confusion 
A)  Identity achievement 
B)  Identity foreclosure 
C)  Moratorium 
D)  Identity confusion

Question 15

Most college students attend colleges far from home in order to achieve autonomy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Men and women who score high on both masculine and feminine characteristics compared to others of the same sex are termed androgynous.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Gender role socialization shapes career decisions through

Accepted Answer

A)  inherent differences between the genders. 
B)  the relative influence of family members. 
C)  perceptions of ability and career-related values and goals. 
D)  choices in levels of higher education. 
A)  inherent differences between the genders. 
B)  the relative influence of family members. 
C)  perceptions of ability and career-related values and goals. 
D)  choices in levels of higher education.

Question 18

How is college choice related to attitudes about wanting to be independent from parents?

Accepted Answer

A)  The majority of freshmen say they chose a college as far from home as possible. 
B)  The majority of college freshmen say they chose a college that would allow them to live near home. 
C)  College freshmen appear to differ in how much they want autonomy from parents as they begin college. 
D)  The majority of freshmen go to school in a different state from where their parents live. 
A)  The majority of freshmen say they chose a college as far from home as possible. 
B)  The majority of college freshmen say they chose a college that would allow them to live near home. 
C)  College freshmen appear to differ in how much they want autonomy from parents as they begin college. 
D)  The majority of freshmen go to school in a different state from where their parents live.

Question 19

In the Tiedeman model of career decision-making, the last three phases involve

Accepted Answer

A)  implementation. 
B)  planning. 
C)  clarification. 
D)  counseling. 
A)  implementation. 
B)  planning. 
C)  clarification. 
D)  counseling.

Question 20

How can gender-role socialization affect or influence career choice? How does this affect men differently from women?

Accepted Answer

Gender-role socialization can greatly in

In later adolescence, work on identity requires ___________ various sources of content and deciding which elements have the greatest importance.

Parents who want to help their later-adolescent children achieve a comfortable sense of independence should

As a general rule, how would you characterize the kinds of jobs that are available to people who leave high school without a diploma or who do not go to school beyond high school?

College faculty are __________ concerned now than in the past that students are not prepared for college mathematics, independent work, and critical thinking.

A person who develops complex decision-making strategies, gains access to career-related information, and archives self-insight about career-related goals is said to have achieved

In the process of achieving _________, Candice must integrate her private sense of self with her public self.

In many of the measures of identity development, vocational choice, political and religious ideologies, and gender role or interpersonal values comprise the

The core pathology of later adolescence is repudiation. This refers to

Many students drop out of college for financial reasons.

Which factors do high school and college students say played the greatest role in career decision-making?

Jared is a college freshman. His moral reasoning is dominated by his concerns for maintaining existing rules within the college as well as by his respect for his professors, advisors, and deans. This is called ________ moral reasoning.

Of the following identity statuses, which one reflects crisis and questioning but no commitment?

The term private self refers to

Which of the following identity statuses is characterized by a period of questioning and crisis followed by the formation of occupational and ideological commitments?

Most college students attend colleges far from home in order to achieve autonomy.

Men and women who score high on both masculine and feminine characteristics compared to others of the same sex are termed androgynous.

Gender role socialization shapes career decisions through

How is college choice related to attitudes about wanting to be independent from parents?

In the Tiedeman model of career decision-making, the last three phases involve

How can gender-role socialization affect or influence career choice? How does this affect men differently from women?

The Development Through Life Perspective

Major Theories for Understanding Human Development

Psychosocial Theory

The Period of Pregnancy and Prenatal Development

Lnfancy First 24 Months

Toddlerhood Ages 2 to 4 Years

Early School Age 4 to 6 Years

Middle Childhood 6 to 12 Years

Early Adolescence 12 to 18 Years

Early Adulthood 24 to 34 Years Angel

Middle Adulthood 34 to 60 Years

Later Adulthood 60 to 75 Years

Elderhood 75 Until Death

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Exam 10: Later Adolescence 18 to 24 Years

In later adolescence, work on identity requires ___________ various sources of content and deciding which elements have the greatest importance.

Parents who want to help their later-adolescent children achieve a comfortable sense of independence should

As a general rule, how would you characterize the kinds of jobs that are available to people who leave high school without a diploma or who do not go to school beyond high school?

College faculty are __________ concerned now than in the past that students are not prepared for college mathematics, independent work, and critical thinking.

A person who develops complex decision-making strategies, gains access to career-related information, and archives self-insight about career-related goals is said to have achieved

In the process of achieving _________, Candice must integrate her private sense of self with her public self.

In many of the measures of identity development, vocational choice, political and religious ideologies, and gender role or interpersonal values comprise the

The core pathology of later adolescence is repudiation. This refers to

Many students drop out of college for financial reasons.

Which factors do high school and college students say played the greatest role in career decision-making?

Jared is a college freshman. His moral reasoning is dominated by his concerns for maintaining existing rules within the college as well as by his respect for his professors, advisors, and deans. This is called ________ moral reasoning.

Of the following identity statuses, which one reflects crisis and questioning but no commitment?

The term private self refers to

Which of the following identity statuses is characterized by a period of questioning and crisis followed by the formation of occupational and ideological commitments?

Most college students attend colleges far from home in order to achieve autonomy.

Men and women who score high on both masculine and feminine characteristics compared to others of the same sex are termed androgynous.

Gender role socialization shapes career decisions through

How is college choice related to attitudes about wanting to be independent from parents?

In the Tiedeman model of career decision-making, the last three phases involve

How can gender-role socialization affect or influence career choice? How does this affect men differently from women?

The Development Through Life Perspective

Major Theories for Understanding Human Development

Psychosocial Theory

The Period of Pregnancy and Prenatal Development

Lnfancy First 24 Months

Toddlerhood Ages 2 to 4 Years

Early School Age 4 to 6 Years

Middle Childhood 6 to 12 Years

Early Adolescence 12 to 18 Years

Early Adulthood 24 to 34 Years Angel

Middle Adulthood 34 to 60 Years

Later Adulthood 60 to 75 Years

Elderhood 75 Until Death

Understanding Death Dying and Bereavement

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