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44% (70% in the late 80's) |
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28% (45% in the late 80's) |
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youths who engage in adult like behavior |
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5 tradional markers to be an adult |
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1.Completing school 2.Leaving home 3.Starting one's career 4.Marrying 5.Becoming a parent |
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Number of years to graduate from college |
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36% in 4 years or less
34% in 5 years or less
30% in more than 5 years |
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18 - 24 year olds enrolled in college |
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Percentage of young adults 25-34 years of age living with their parents |
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median age of first marriage |
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50's 23 years old for males
00's about 27 years old for males
from 20 - 25 for females |
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Traditional definition of adulthood |
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Modern definition of adulthood |
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- Accepting responsibility for one self
- Making independant decisions
- Becoming financially independant from parents
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The extended adolescence of males |
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- permissive parenting
- growing success of women in school and work
- ambiguity and confusion about the male role
- Emphasis on youth
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- Autonomy from parents
- Intimacy
- identity formation: what you want to be in the future
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- Unable or unwilling to leave adolescence
- Great difficulty making choices
- Fearful of committments
- Desire to avoid the responsibilities of adulthood however still wanting adult privileges
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Characteristics of prolonged adolescents |
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- Narcissistic
- Unrealistically high standards for the self or fear of trying something new for fear of failure
- Daydreaming
- Psychologically immature (has not developed true self confidence
- Dependant
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Parents who hover over their adolescents |
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Percent of college seniors that reported frequent contact with their parents |
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Developmental task domains |
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education, work, financial autonomy, romantic involvement, peer involvement, substance abuse avoidance, citizenship |
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a violation of law that pertains to minors but not adults. |
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a community's social capital, derived from its members' common values and goals |
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18 - 24 year olds that are supported by their parents |
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in 2020 ethnic minority children will be what percentage of all US children |
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Girls sequence of sexual maturation |
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breast development - 10 years pubic hair - 10.2 years growth spurt - 11 years menarche - 12.4 years regular menstrual cycle - 14 years |
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sequence of sexual maturation for boys |
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testicular growth - 11.5 years pubic hair - 12 years penis growth - 12.5 years growth spurt - 12.5 years voice change - 13 years spermarche - 14 years |
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changes in median age of menarche |
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1860 - 15.5 years 1910 - 14.5 today - 12.5 |
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crime - 18 substance use - 20 risky driving - late teens risky sex - early 20s |
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Who I am now Who I want to be in the future Where do I fit in the world What do I believe in |
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period of exploration and experimentation |
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your whole life it has been determined that you are going to be one thing however you find that it is not what you want to be. |
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the incoherent, disjointed, incomplete sense of self characteristic of not having resolved the crisis of identity. Difficulty making committments and procrastination. No/No |
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self doubt and confusion. no committment/yes to crisis |
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resist peer pressure and confident. Yes/Yes |
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the part of the brain responsible for many higher-order cognitive skills, such as decision making and planning. |
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an area in the brain that plays a role in emotional experience. may explain risky behavior. |
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