Empty-nest family
Extended family
Step family
Nuclear family
Unrelated
Positively related
Inversely related
Negatively related
Lower self-esteem and bodily changes
Bodily changes and sexual maturation
Sexual maturation and formal operational thinking
Formal operational thinking and lower self-esteem
Reproductive
Height
Intelligence
Personality
Primary
Secondary
Teritary
Instrumental
The persistent refusal to eat
A cyclic binge and purge pattern
A rational (reasonable/realistic) fear of obesity
An inhibited basal metabolic rate
Fred, who is European American
Ned, who is African American
Ed, who is Hispanic American
Ted, who is Asian American
Generativity versus stagnation
Intimacy versus isolation
Identity versus role confusion
Integrity versus despair
Part is to whole
Others is to self
Black is to white
Social is to withdrawn
Diffusion
Moratorium
Foreclosure
Achievement
Egocentrism
Learned helplessness
Secular growth
Foreclosure
Foreclosure
Helplessness
Crystallization
Invulnerability
Admire and love their parents
Experience mainly
Spend increasing amounts of time with their parents
Are usually unhappy as they approach adulthood
Herpes
Chlamydia
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Status
Index
Crystallization
Foreclosure
Occur at the same age for individuals within a given cultural population
Involve family realtionships
Lead to significant increases in stress
Involve the acquisiton of new responsibilities
Sammy, who is over-dependent on her boyfriend
Chris, who will go out with different people, but finds it scary to go out with someone more than a couple of times
Ashley, who has a clear sense of identity
Harrison, who is 16 years old
150
180
100
50
4,000
44,000
440,000
4,400,000
Sarah, who has three shots of tequila in a row within the past 2 weeks
Susan, who has four beers in a row within the past 2 weeks
Scott, who has four shots of scotch in a row within the past 2 weeks
Sarah, Susan, and Scott all reach the criterion for binge drinking
An addiction
Binge drinking
A rite of passage
Healthy behavior
A trivia contest
A timed maze completion
A test of cultural norms
A vocabulary test
Best exemplified by sensory integration
Not very uselful in solving real-life tasks
Acquired across one's life
Best assessed on timed, standardized IQ tests
Inital
Halfway
Last
Later
They are based on no choice and low reciprocity
They are based on no choice and high reciprocity
They are based on choice and low reciprocity
They are based on choice and high reciprocity
Self-disclosure
Friendly competition and shared activities
Intimacy
Confiding
Intimacy
Infatuation
Commitment
Passion
Infatuation
Friendship
Consummate love
Companionate love
Homogamy
Cohabitation
Assortative mating
Forming an extended family
William and Kirk, who are a gay male couple
Debbie and Alan, who are a heterosexual couple
Claire and Brooke, who are a lesbian couple
Joan and Crawford, who are a bisexual couple
Primary circular reactions
Puberty
Menopause
Secondary circular reactions
Ovulation is to testes growth
Egg production is to sperm production
Onset of menstruation is to ejaculation
Fertilization is to conception
Body metabolic indices
Base mass index
Base metabolic indices
Body mass index
Utilize psychoactive medication
Avoid teaching about specific diets
Teach the importnace of resisting the social pressure to be thin
Create a highly structured environment in which the teens have little personal input
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Preconventional
Postconventional
Unconventional
Conventional
Fourth
Second
Third
Fifth
Diffusion
Foreclosure
Moratorium
Achievement
Diffusion
Foreclosure
Moratorium
Achievement
The personal fable
Learned helplessness
The imaginary audience
Diffusion status
Uniqueness
Superiority
Helplessness
Diffusion
Crystallized
Index
Ethnic
Imaginary
Creating a distinct ethnic self-concept
Rejecting one's heritage
Deciding to not explore one's ethnic roots
Wondering about one's ethnic heritage
Statutory
Acquaintance
Nonviolent
Consenting
Investigative
Realistic
Conventional
Social
Develop career goals at different rates
Will be happiest in work environments that match their personalities
Should take tests to determine which career is best for them
Should choose a career based on economical issues and should not be concerned about choosing a career in order to fulfill their lives
Change is eating habits
Increased levels of activity
Persistent feelings of helplessness
Giving away valued possessions
Not physically resemble them
Fail to bond with them
Lack intelligence
Be carrying some undetected genetic disorder
Be divorced
Be considering divorce
Live apart
Live together
High to low to high
High to medium to low
Medium to high to low
Low to medium to high
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