Chapter 1 Shaping Your Health-Practice Test-health And Hygiene
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- 1.What is the age period for young adulthood?
- A.
12-18
- B.
18-39
- C.
35-50
- D.
40-55
- 2.What is the age range for early young adulthood?
- A.
13-17
- B.
34-39
- C.
25-33
- D.
18-24
- 3.What is "forming an initial adult identity?
- A.
Formulating the identity of one's social skills
- B.
Constructing perceptions of one's self as the adults they wish to be,
- C.
Formulating the behavioral patterns that will project their personal identity to others
- D.
Both b and c
- 4.When establishing one's independence, young adults should:
- A.
Broaden their range of appropriate and dependable social skils
- B.
Give back to society for the support of their growth and development
- C.
Move away from dependent relationships that existed between themselves and their earlier socializers, particulary between their home and adolescent peer group
- D.
Establish their sense of integrity concerning the journey that may be nearly complete
- 5.What is the third developmental task for young adults
- A.
Nurturing intimacy
- B.
Broadening social skills
- C.
Assuming responsibility
- D.
Forming an initial adult identity
- 6.Upon accomplishing the task of broadening their social skills, young adults refine their skills in:
- A.
Communication, listening, and conflict management
- B.
Developing nurturing relationships, close and trusting friendships, and mentoring relationships
- C.
Roles that require and foster greater resourcefulness
- D.
Obtaining entry-level employment and developing parenting skills
- 7.Young adults who are unwilling or unable to create intimacy can develop a sense of:
- A.
Social rejection
- B.
Self-worth
- C.
Emotional integrity
- D.
Emotional isolation
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