4. ADOLECENCE - ADULT DEVELOPMENT Flashcards

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adolecence

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gradual period of transition from childhood to adulthood
-marked by puberty

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puberty changes

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-hypothalamus signals pituitary glad to increase hormone secretions
-sperm production begins
-mood, behaviour

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adolecent brain

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cortical whiet matter
non myelinated grey matter increases impulse control
corpus callosum increases by 105

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basal metabolic rate slows..(middle adulthood

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after 40 years old

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youn adulthood

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20-40
-peak of physical and perceptual functioning

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middle adulthood

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40-60
-visual acuity declines, tunnel vision
-weaker bodies
-gain weight
-menopause

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late adulthood

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65+
-lean body mass decreases
-loss of calcium in bones
-hard ligaments make slow movement

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the adult brain

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  • loss of brain tissue occurs with age
    -frontal and parietal lobes show greatest loss
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adolescent cognitive development; egocentrism

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part 1; overestimation; their own uniquness, the personal fable. no one in the world has felt the same thing
part 2; oversensitivity; thinking everyone is paying attn to us at all times; imaginary audience

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adolescent cognitive development; formal operational thought

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abstract and creative

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adult cognitive development; post formal operational thinking

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fourth annd dinal stage of cognitive development
-able to reason logically about opposing POV
-accepts contradtictions and irreconcilable differences

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use it or lose it principle

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remaining physically and cognitive active maintains function
wisdom increases with age

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greg west cognitive function in adults

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learning new hobbies like vid games improves cognitive performance

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search for identity; identity diffusion/ role confusion

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no identity crisis yet; uncommitted to a role
erikson

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search for identity; foreclosure

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adopting a role w/o going through identity crisis

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search for identity; moratorium

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current identity crisis; not resolved
-want to establish a clear identity but not acheived yet

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search for identity; achievement

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gone through identity crisis; successfully resolved
set of values

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erikson’s transition to adulthood stages

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early adulthood; intimacy vs isolation
middle; generativity vs stagnation
late; integrity vs despair

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cohabitation

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2 partners living together that are not married
common law

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establishing a career ; stages

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  1. growth
  2. exploration
  3. establishment
  4. maitenance stage
  5. decline