21. Adolescence 2 Flashcards
Puberty plays a part in provoking i____ d____ during adolescence
Identity development
Advances in cognitive development allow adolescents the opportunity for s____-r____
Self-reflection
Self-efficacy (as defined by Merikangas et al. 2009) refers to a person’s j____ of their c____ to o____ and e____ courses of a____ required to attain designated types of p____
judgements, capabilities, organise, execute, action, performances
Self-esteem (as defined by Liebert et al. 1990) refers t an individuals’s c____ in their w____ or a____
Confidence, worth, abilities
Self-concept (as defined by Liebert et al. 1990) refers to a view constructed of o____, which is developed through e____ and e____ adopted from o____
oneself, experiences, evaluations, others
Self-evaluation (as defined by Orchard et al. 2021) refers to the p____ and b____ that a person holds about t____, specifically the e____-v____ qualities, c____ and t____ (both p____ and n____) and the person’s j____ of the v____ of these attributes
perceptions, beliefs, themselves, emotionally-valenced, characteristics, traits, positive, negative, judgement, value
James (1892) said that high self-esteem results from good p____ in domains deemed i____. Empirical work demonstrates this for i____ as well as g____
performance, important
individuals, groups
Cooley (1902) said l____-g____ s____-o____ of others are a large determinant of self-esteem
looking-glass self-opinions
The additive model is supported by data from o____ c____ and a____
older children and adolescents
According to Carter (1999) the development of self-concept involves:
1. Shift from c____ to a____ self-portraits
2. Shift from social c____ and n____ standards during childhood to i____ standards in later adolescence
3. Shift towards d____ of self into multiple d____
4. Final task = i____ of multiple selves into u____ self-concept
- concrete, abstract
- comparisons, normative, internalised
- differentiation, domains
- integration, unified
Erik Erikson departed from F____ teachings by emphasising s____ factors in development. He contributed the theory of p____ development across the l____-s____ which involves __ stages, each with a specific “c____” to resolve
Freud’s, societal
psychosocial, life-span
8, “crisis”
Erikson’s psychosocial stages said in adolescence the “crisis” is i____, defined as “c____ in one’s inner c____ amid c____”. Men must achieve a s____ identity prior to i____, whereas women’s identity is defined through her i____ roles of w____ and m____ (bollocks mate)
identity, confidence, continuity
stable, intimacy, intimate, wife, mother
What are Marcia’s four identity statuses?
1. Crisis + commitment
2. Crisis + no commitment
3. No crisis + commitment
4. No crisis + no commitment
- Achievement
- Moratorium
- Foreclosure
- Diffusion
What are the following defined as by Marcia?
Achievement
Moratorium
Foreclosure
Diffusion
A - individuals who after a period of exploration emerge with firm identity commitments
M - the active period of exploration when individuals examine alternatives in an attempt to arrive at a choice
F - individuals have adopted identities prescribed by parents or other authority figures without ever exploring options or experiencing an identity crisis
D - individuals who have little sense of commitment and are not actively seeking to make decisions
Identity status development continues well into …
adulthood