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Adolescence- midterm

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What did Stanley Hall believe about adolescents? That "storm and stress" to refer to the invietable conflicts within adolescence.
What is puberty? It is the biological stage of development characterized by physical and cognitive changes that are accociated with reproduction.
What are the primary sex characteristics? The structures that make reproduction possible, ex.) Ovaries, vagina, uterus, penis, testes.
What are the secondary sex characteristics? Physical indicators of sexual maturation, such as changes to the voice and growth of bodily hair, that do not directly involve reproductive structures.
Puberty is controlled by what? The feedback loop, A system in which glands regulate each other's functioning through a series of hormonal messages.
What is asynchronous growth? Imbalanced growth, occurs early adolescence and causes many teens to look gawky.
What is Piagets stage of formal operations? The fourth stage in Piagets cognitive developmental theory characterized by the capacity for flexible reversible operations concerning abstract ideas and concepts such as symbols, statements and theories.
What is kohlbergs theory? The postconventional level, is a period where moral judgments are derived fromfrom moral principles and people look to themselves to set moral standards.
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