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Navigating Adolescence: Identity, Relationships, and Challenges

Explore the psychosocial development of adolescence, including identity formation, adult and peer relationships, coping with sadness and anger, drug use and abuse. Delve into the complexities of parent-child interactions, peer influences, and the risks associated with drug abuse.

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Navigating Adolescence: Identity, Relationships, and Challenges

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  1. Part V Chapter Sixteen Adolescence: Psychosocial Development Identity Relationships with Adults Peer Power Sadness and Anger Drug Use and Abuse

  2. Identity • Not Yet Achieved • Four Arenas of Identity Formation

  3. Relationships with Adults • Parents • Cultural Differences • Closeness Within the Family • A VIEW FROM SCIENCE: Parents, Genes, and Risks • Other Adults

  4. Peer Power • Peer Pressure • Selecting Friends • Approval for Risk Taking • Best Friends

  5. Peer Power • Romance • First Love • Same-Sex Romances • Learning About Sex

  6. Sadness and Anger • Depression • Clinical Depression • Suicide • A CASE TO STUDY: He Kept His Worries to Himself

  7. Sadness and Anger • Delinquency and Disobedience • Breaking the Law • Causes of Delinquency

  8. Drug Use and Abuse • Variations in Drug Use • Variations by Place • Variations by Generation and Gender • Harm from Drugs • Preventing Drug Abuse: What Works?

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