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Back to Board When a child matures sexually and is capable of reproducing. What is puberty? Physical Development 10-

Back to Board Girls hit puberty at approximately this age and males at this age. What is 11 and 13 years old? Physical Development 20-

Back to Board Reproductive organs that make sexual reproduction possible. What are primary sex characteristics? Physical Development 30-

Back to Board The period between childhood and adulthood. What is adolescence? Physical Development 40-

Back to Board One of the main issues that adolescents are facing. What is body image? Physical Development 50-

Back to Board What are secondary sex characteristics? Physical Development 100- Nonreproductive sex characteristics such as facial hair.

Back to Board Eating disorder where the individual starves themselves and exercises. What is Anorexia Nervosa? Body Image 10-

Back to Board What is Obesity? When an individual is 10% higher than recommended body weight. Body Image 20-

Back to Board Stress, control issues, the desire to be thin all are influencing factors towards these. What are eating disorders? Body Image 30-

Back to Board Bulimics tend to do what in order to lose weight or maintain a body weight? What is binge eating and vomiting? Body Image 40-

Back to Board Individuals with Anorexia Nervosa are this percentage below normal weight. What is 15%? Body Image 50-

Back to Board This percentage of adolescents suffer from obesity. Body Image 100- What is 20-30%?

Back to Board Piaget’s final stage where an individual can now think logically, hypothetically and in the abstract. What is Formal Operational Stage? Cognitive Development 10-

Back to Board Developed a 3 stage theory on how moral reasoning develops. Who is Lawrence Kohlberg? Cognitive Development 20-

Back to Board Moral reasoning stage characterized by universal ethical principals. What is postconventional moral reasoning? Cognitive Development 30-

Back to Board Moral reasoning stage characterized by the desire to avoid punishment or gain reward. What is the preconventional moral reasoning stage? Cognitive Development 40-

Back to Board Moral reasoning stage where primary concern is to fit in and play the role of a good citizen. What is conventional moral reasoning stage? Cognitive Development 50-

Back to Board Character used in the “dilemma” that had to decide right from wrong. Who is Heinz? Cognitive Development 100-

Back to Board Time period is getting longer (more years) due to puberty beginning sooner and the focus on school and careers later. What is Adolescence ? Random ?’s 10-

Back to Board A flood of these begin major physical and emotional changes when puberty hits. What are Hormones ? Random ?’s 20-

Back to Board Other terms for adolescents who hit puberty before or after most of their friends. What is a Late Bloomer and an Early Bloomer ? Random ?’s 30-

Back to Board Menstruation may stop if a person suffers from this disorder. What is Anorexia Nervosa? Random ?’s 40-

Back to Board One’s attraction towards people of a particular gender. What is Sexual Orientation ? Random ?’s 50-

Back to Board The number one and safest way to prevent STD’s and unwanted pregnancy. What is Abstinence ? Random ?’s 100-

Back to Board Constructed an 8 stage theory of social development. Who is Erik Erikson? Social Development 10-

Back to Board Stage where adolescents begin to ask “Who am I” and “Where am I going in life”? What is Identity vs. Role Confusion? Social Development 20-

Back to Board A close, sharing, emotional and honest relationship with other people. What is Intimacy? Social Development 30-

Back to Board When an adolescents primary attachment changes from parents to peers. What is Independence from Family? Social Development 40-

Back to Board Social Development 50- Stage during your first year of life when your primary task is to make sure your basic needs are met. What is Trust vs. Mistrust?

Back to Board Experimentation, Rebellion, Selfishness, Optimism and Energy all are characteristics that play a part in an adolescent finding this. What is Identity? Social Development 100-

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