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Adolescent Development Analyzing Quotes

Theories on Nature of Adolescence Stanley Hall: “storm and stress” Margaret Mead: culture has a role Biology: brain development

Development Theories Adolescence

Psychosexual Development Genital stage Understanding place in one-on-one relationships

Cognitive Development Formal operations — abstract thinking Introspection Idealism/“messiah complex” Differs in cultures

Moral Development

Identity formation vs. role confusion Identity Development Identity formation vs. role confusion Identity crisis  inner conflict with intense worry of who they are

Influences on Adolescent Development Family Peers School Community Media & Technology

Write at least 3-4 sentences on the following: Prompt #6 Rank each factor from most to least influential in adolescent development in general (1=most, 5=least) Family, peers, school, community, media/tech. Write at least 3-4 sentences on the following: Knowing these influences: what should be done to help adolescents with healthy development and avoid reckless behavior?

Adolescence in TV

Share your show and conflicts faced in that episode Turn-And-Talk Share your show and conflicts faced in that episode What does this say about adolescent development and what should we keep in mind with TV, movies, media, etc.?

Gender

Images of “typical” Man and woman Split the paper in half; each partner take half and draw one Draw a man and a woman Facial features, clothes, and some color In addition: 3 words describing personality 3 images/symbols showing activities they do

Gender Sex: biological differences between males and females Gender: state of being male or female (society driven) Gender identity: person’s private sense of being a man or a woman May differ from biological sex

Gender Differences Personality Gender roles: societal norms considered appropriate for a man or a woman Cognitive abilities

Cognitive Ability

Cognitive Ability

Cognitive Ability

Why do Differences Develop? Biologically Identifying with same sex adults Modeling and imitation Reward and punishment NATURE VS. NURTURE?

Joan/John Case What are your reactions to this case? What do you think of the parents (consider their perspective too)? Dr. Money and his goals?

Prompt #7 Do you think that nature or nurture plays a bigger role in adolescent development in general (e.g., cognitive, moral, identity, etc.)? Explain why using support/examples from notes, video, etc. in at least 3-4 sentences.