Exam 1: Biological Transitions
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Which of the following does not contribute to changes in sleep patterns during adolescence?
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Theresa has been known to go on eating binges and then purge immediately afterward. Theresa is probably suffering from:
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Suzanne and Greg are the first members of their class to begin the pubertal transition. Based on what you know about early-maturing adolescents, Suzanne and Greg are more likely to:
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When levels of _____ and _____ fall below the set points, the _____ stops inhibiting the pituitary gland, thus permitting it to stimulate the release of sex hormones by the gonads.
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Dr. Brown believes that adolescence is a time of storm and stress caused by the production of new hormones. Do you agree or disagree with his conclusion? Be sure to support your answer with what you know about the physiological changes of adolescence. (HINT: What do we know about the endocrine system?)
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Puberty began for Nancy when she was 9 years old. Her mother began puberty at 11 years. For her grandmother, the onset was at 13 years of age. These changes in the age of onset of puberty over time are referred to as:
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Based on research addressing ethnic differences in the timing and rate of pubertal maturation, which American girl would be expected to be the earliest to mature?
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According to the textbook, what was the most effective way to reduce adolescent smoking?
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In America, early-maturing girls are more likely than their late-maturing peers to:
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All of the following are reasons that males have greater gains in strength than females during early adolescence, except:
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Over the past century, the onset of puberty has been coming at an earlier age. This has been referred to as the:
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Which of the following girls will experience the greatest menstrual discomfort?
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Mike, an early maturer, is more likely to __________ than Bob, a late maturer.
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Researchers have found that, with regard to adolescent sleep patterns:
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Paul and Sophia, two adolescents in the middle of puberty, have each noticed changes in the physical structure of their bodies. Describe the changes in stature and dimensions of the body that Paul and Sophia have already or will most likely experience. Given the nature of sex differences in the physical changes of puberty, is it inevitable that Sophia will experience body dissatisfaction? What about Paul?
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Which of the following female sex characteristics is usually the last to develop?
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