NUEL 250 FINAL (ACTUAL / ) EXAM QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED 100% CORRECT ANSWERS (LATEST UPDATE
adolescence - --Answers-----attainment of a particular age having achieved some "status"
- attributes that characterize adolescent transition - --
Answers-----relative plasticity relationism cultural and historical embeddedness diversity and individual differences
Arnett's modified storm & Stress Theory - --Answers----- there IS evidence that adolescence is a "difficult" period for many adolescents and adults around them
- conflict with parents
- mood disruptions
- risky behaviors
conflict with parents - --Answers-----frequent during early adolescence
intensity highest during middle adolescence 1 / 3
highest between mother and daughter
pattern of mood disturbance - --Answers-----individual
differences related to: low popularity, poor school
performance, family problems
risky behaviors - --Answers-----peak in late adolescence
positively associated with social competence
biological changes that explain "stress and storm" - -- Answers-----muscular and skeletal changes reproductive organs central nervous system
changes in the brain during adolescence - -Answers----- prefrontal cortex limbic system hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis circadian rhythm- Dopamine
construct of "problem behavior" - --Answers-----the more frequent one type of problem behavior, the more likely that other problem behavior will occur 2 / 3
intervention during adolescence - --Answers-----period of plasticity and changes in responsibilities that influence behavior.
- streams of influence for risk and protective factors - --
Answers-----socio-cultural interpersonal intra-personal
Aban Aya Program - --Answers-----emphasizes the need to build positive skills and programs that target multiple levels of adolescent's ecology
didn't work for girls
Positive Youth Development (PYD) - --Answers-----An approach that emphasizes developing the strengths of youth rather than reducing their problem behaviors.
- C's of alternative focus on problems - --Answers-----
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competence confidence connection character compassion