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Adolescence Practice

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Girls are almost twice as likely to attempt suicide compared to boys. True
Which of the following best characterizes an individual experiencing symptoms of anorexia nervosa? They are objectively underweight and perceive themselves to be overweight.
Which of the following is true regarding brain development during adolescence? Both brain myelination and synaptic pruning near completion.
The two general types of physical development associated with puberty include_________. Physical changes and sexual maturation
Some teenagers experience negative life events and do not become depressed. Which teenager is LESS likely to become depressed after experiencing a negative life event? A teen who has no history of depression in the family.
Teens with part-time jobs in excess of 15–20 hours per week tend to be________________. More likely to experience depression and anxiety than their peers who don't work.
Holland would suggest that individuals who find careers as bank teller and accountants fulfilling have a(n) ____ personality type. Conventional
Zeke enjoys oneself-expression through unstructured tasks. According to Holland, this description indicates that Zeke most likely has a(n) ____ personality type. Artistic
Yasmine has excellent verbal skills and relates well on an interpersonal level. According to Holland, Yasmine likely has a(n) ____ personality type. Social
Nan is an individual who enjoys working outside, taking care of park lands, planting trees, and building forest trails. Which of Holland’s types BEST describes Nan’s interests? Realistic
The main assumption of Holland’s theory is that people_______________. Will be happiest in work environments that match their personalities.
Teens who experience dating violence are more likely to _____________. Experience mental health problems
Which factor is thought to increase the risk of a teen perpetrating dating violence? Being exposed to violence at home
While there are different types of dating violence, threats are an example of ____ violence. Emotional
In regards to parent-child relationships, most adolescents ________. Rely on their parents for advice
A popular theme in media, the notion of adolescence being a time of great “storm and stress,” is considered a ________________. Myth
Which of the following terms is defined as feedback that others provide regarding an individual’s personal qualities? Self- esteem
Which of the following terms is defined as an individual’s assessment of their performance in a domain that is important to them? Self‑perception
Who is MOST likely to have the lowest self-esteem? A 12-year-old in middle school
Which parents are MOST likely to raise a teenager with a strong identity? Parents who encourage autonomy in their children.
Sixteen-year-old Felix drives fast and sometimes does not wear a seatbelt. Felix believes “I am a good driver – I’m smarter than the police and I won’t crash.” Felix’s thoughts BEST exemplify _____________. An illusion of invulnerability
upset because his teammate just transferred to a new high school across town. When the coach attempts to talk about the situation, Antwon says, “It’s no use—you couldn’t possibly know how I feel. No one knows how I feel!” A personal fable
Anika decides to stay home from school because she thinks everyone will criticize her physical appearance. This is an example of____________. An imaginary audience
Which statement BEST describes the thought process underlying adolescent egocentrism? Adolescents are much more interested in their own feelings than those of others.
Adolescent egocentrism is characterized by excessive______________ Self‑absorption
Which individual is exhibiting identity moratorium? Chen, who has changed careers several times.
After exploring a number of career options, Antonio chooses to become an accountant. Which level of identity status is Antonio most likely in? Achievement
When asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” ten-year-old Sanjay says, “My parents say that I should be a doctor, so I guess that’s what I’ll be.” Sanjay is most likely in which stage of identity? Foreclosure
In which identity status is an individual overwhelmed yet does little to accomplish the task of identity formation? Diffusion
According to Erikson, the key adolescent crisis is between__________. Identity versus role confusion
Who is BEST known for their theory of adolescent identity formation? Erikson
The attitudes, behaviors, and values that make an individual unique are called___________. Self‑concept
_________________________ involves alternating between periods of binge eating and purging through self-induced vomiting or with laxatives. Bulimia Nervosa
__________________________ is the third most frequent cause of death among U.S. adolescents. Suicide
Antisocial Personality Disorder is a mental illness that causes an individual to avoid social interaction. False
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