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What are two tasks performed in adolescence? 1.) Achieve autonomy and independence from parents (differs culturally). 2.) Forming an identity- integrated self that harmoniously combines different elements of personality.
What is Erickson's fifth stage? Identity vs. Role Confusion. Adolescence. Peer Relationships. Hoped for result, fidelity.
What are James Marcia's four identity crisis/commitments? 1) Achievement: Consider options, make choice. Crisis and commitment. 2) Foreclosure: Don't explore but commit. No crisis but commitment. 3) Diffusion: Don't reach commitment. No crisis. 4) Moratorium: Delay commitment to look. Crisis, no commitment.
When does peer pressure and conformity peak? 8th and 9th grade. -Need for intimacy during adolescence intensifies and create close friendships.
What types of groups do teens have? Cliques-small groups: 2 to 12 people with similar interests, develop group identity, often think they're better than other cliques. Crowds: Larger and less personal, often based on reputations- jock, druggies.
Puberty causes interest in.... Sex and opposite sex.
What is a Rite of Passage? Ceremony or ritual that marks individual's transition to adult.
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