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Adolescence. Rites. Piaget. Kohlberg. Dog’s Breakfast. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. 100 Points. For girls this is the physical start to their puberty. What is menarche?.

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  1. Adolescence Rites Piaget Kohlberg Dog’s Breakfast 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  2. 100 Points For girls this is the physical start to their puberty.

  3. What is menarche?

  4. 200 Points When an adolescent believes that people are watching them, they are being affected by this.

  5. What is the “imaginary audience”?

  6. 300 Points This theorist coined the term “adolescent”.

  7. Who is Stanley Hall?

  8. 400 Points Compared to your grandparents, your adolescence probably started _____.

  9. What is “earlier”?

  10. 500 Points Compared to your grandparents, your adolescence will probably end _____.

  11. What is “later”?

  12. 100 Points This ceremony is recognized by your society and it marks your passage from adolescence to adulthood.

  13. What is a Formal Rite of Passage?

  14. 200 Points When a society doesn’t provide adolescents with enough formal rites of passage, the adolescents may created their own rites which are called __________.

  15. What are Informal Rites of Passage?

  16. 300 Points Confirmation and graduation are examples of this type of a rite of passage.

  17. What is a Formal Rite of Passage?

  18. 400 Points High School freshie initiations are an example of this type of a rite of passage.

  19. What are Informal Rites of Passage?

  20. 500 Points This type of a rite of passage can be dangerous because the adolescent makes up their own “ceremony”.

  21. What are Informal Rites of Passage?

  22. 100 Points Piaget studied this type of development.

  23. What is cognitive development?

  24. 200 Points Piaget says that the adolescent is in this stage of cognitive development.

  25. What is the Formal Operational Stage?

  26. 300 Points In the formal operational stage, the adolescent can do this type of thinking.

  27. What is abstract thinking?

  28. 400 Points A 6 to 12 year old would be in this stage of cognitive development.

  29. What is the concrete operational stage?

  30. 500 Points The 2 to 7 year old would be in this stage of cognitive development.

  31. What is the preoperational stage?

  32. 100 Points Kohlberg studied this type of development.

  33. What is moral development?

  34. 200 Points Kohlberg says that we pass through this number of moral stages.

  35. What is 3?

  36. 300 Points In this moral stage people do good things to avoid punishment or to gain a reward.

  37. What is the pre-conventional stage?

  38. 400 Points In this moral stage people do good things because they desire to fit in and play one’s role as a good citizen.

  39. What is the conventional stage?

  40. 500 Points In this moral stage people do good things because of a desire to abide by universal ethical principles that represent the rights and obligations of all people.

  41. What is the post-conventional stage?

  42. 100 Points According to Erikson, adolescents are in the 5th stage of development where they must discover their ________.

  43. What is “identity”?

  44. 200 Points According to Erikson, young adults are in the 6th stage of development where they must find ________ with another person.

  45. What is “intimacy”?

  46. 300 Points This theme that reoccurs throughout development psychology questions whether we develop gradually or in big steps.

  47. What is “Continuity verses Stages”?

  48. 400 Points This theme that reoccurs throughout development psychology questions whether we change or stay the same as we age.

  49. What is “Stability verses Change”?

  50. 500 Points This theme that reoccurs throughout development psychology questions whether are personalities are inherited or are affected by our surroundings.

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