Adolescence Flashcards

1
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What age group is Adolescence?

A

9-18 years.

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2
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What physical changes do you go through?

A

There is a process of physical change caused as a result of hormonal change.

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3
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What is peer group?

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A social group a person belongs to when influences beliefs and behaviour.

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4
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Identify two physical changes that happen to boys in Adolescence?

A

Get taller
Voice gets deeper
Spots
Genitals grow.

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5
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Identify two physical changes that happen to girls in Adolescence?

A
Periods 
Spots
Get taller 
Hips widen
Face changes shape
Boobs will grow.
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6
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Why does teenagers start to disagree with their parents?

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Teenagers want to be more independent.

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7
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What part of PIES is abstract thinking involved in?

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Intellectual.

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8
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What is a social development in Adolescence?

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During Adolescence young people socialise more and have more Independence.

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9
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Name a emotional development of Adolescence.

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Young people begin to explore their sexuality and start to form relationships, sometimes maintained for a long time.

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10
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Define oestrogen.

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A hormone produced in a woman’s ovaries that control the development of sexual characteristics.

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Define Adolescence.

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The period following the onset of puberty during which a young person develops from a child into an adult.

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12
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What toys do some 9-14 years old play with?

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Baseball bat and gloves.
Sewing kits.
Model building sets.
Paddle games.

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What ages might girls start their physical changes?

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From about 10 to 11 years, but they can start as early as 8 years or as late as 13 years.

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14
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Who might change their ways of interaction?

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With their friends, family members and their peers.

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15
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Define testosterone.

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A steroid hormone that stimulates development of male secondary sexual characteristics, produced mainly in the testes, but also in the ovaries and adrenal cortex.

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16
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Define abstract thinking.

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The ability to think about something that might not be there or even exist.

17
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What causes physical change?

A

Hormones.

18
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What causes physical change in girls?

A

Oestrogen.

19
Q

What causes physical change in boys?

A

Testosterone.

20
Q

What are the primary sexual characteristics?

A

What you are born with.

21
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What are the secondary sexual characteristics?

A

What begins to change in the body.

22
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What are common things that occur during emotional change?

A

Mood swings, frustration, insecurities, confusion and arguments.

23
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What other things occur during emotional change?

A

Explore sexuality

More feel of physical attraction towards others.

24
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What is one of the biggest intellectual changes that happen in Adolescence?

A

Development of abstract thinking.

25
Q

What concepts begin to change?

A

The ability to think using concepts and ideas rather than through other objects and doing tasks.

26
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How do adolescence begin to think?

A

In a more logical way to solve problems and can empathise them.