Adolescent Development

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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

For each theorist, what stage represented teenage development For each theorist, what stage represented teenage development? (Freud, Piaget, Kohlberg, Erikson) Development Theories

Psychosexual Development Understanding place in one-on-one relationships

Cognitive Development 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 promote healthy development?

Adolescent Development Gender Adolescent Development

Images of “typical” Man and woman Each partner draw one image 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? Biology 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.

Adolescence in TV

Turn-And-Talk Share your show and conflicts faced in that episode (write different problems shared on back of assignment) Prompt #8: What does this say about adolescent development and what should we (adults, kids, teens) keep in mind with TV, movies, media, etc.?

Teen Disorder Project