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Adulthood: Biopsychosocial Model (early) Flashcards

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When we reach the age at which the law says we can vote, get a driver’s license, marry w/out consent.

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Legal adult

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When we can reach the age at which we can reproduce.

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Biological adult

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When we start performing adult roles

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Social adult

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When we arrive at a self-concept of being responsible for our lives, of being self-directing.

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Psychological adult

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Physical development in Early Adulthood: Height

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M= 20
F= 18
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Physical development in Early Adulthood: Weight (20-30y/o)

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M= 15lbs
F= 14lbs
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Physical development in Early Adulthood: Muscle structure & internal organs

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Peak= 19-26

Body slows down= >26

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Physical development in Early Adulthood: Sensory function

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  • Decreased eye lens flexibility

- Female can detect higher pitched sounds than men

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Physical development in Early Adulthood: Nervous system

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  • Continue to increase in weight

- Reaches maximum potential

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Lifestyle choices that affect the state of health in early adulthood

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Food choices, alcohol, tobacco, physical fitness “FAT P”

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What are the three stages of intellectual/ethical development according to Perry?

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Dualism—>Relativism—>Commitment

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Early adulthood, at what age?

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19-34

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Late adulthood, at what age?

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65 up

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The world is viewed in such polar terms: right vs wrong, we vs they, good vs bad, absolute right & authorities have absolute knowledge.

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Dualism

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Uncertainty exists; poorly qualified authorities. They can learn truth for themselves.

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Relativism

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Realizes need to commit to an idea or concept rather than look for an authority to follow.

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Commitment

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Begins to show _______. Makes ______: explores issues of responsibility.

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Commitment

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Diversity and uncertainty are acceptable: because authorities don’t know answers yet & puzzled at what standards should be.

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Relativism

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Uncertainty and diversity are legitimate: two authorities can disagree without either of the being right or wrong. Knowledge and content are relative to the context.

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Relativism

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Person’s identity affirms through various commitments made; recognize that commitments made; recognize that commitments are expressed through a daily lifestyle.

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Commitment

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This is how life will be. I will fight for my values yet respect others, believe my deepest values right yet be ready to learn. I see that I shall be tracing this whole journey over and over. But I hope wisely.

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Highest intellecttual development in early adulthood

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In psychosocial development in early adulthood, the young adult undergoes ______ (Gould); _____ developmental stages until middle age. The young adult matures when he realizes that some ______ are false.

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Transformation. Three. Assumption.m

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Stage 1 of Psychosocial development in early adulthood, at what age?

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17-22

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Stage 2 of Psychosocial development in early adulthood, at what age?

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22-28

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Stage 3 of Psychosocial development in early adulthood, at what age?

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28-34

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At what Stage of Psychosocial development in early adulthood this belongs: “I’ll always belong to my parents and believe in their world.” Specify.

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Stage 1: assumption

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At what Stage of Psychosocial development in early adulthood this belongs: leaving my parent’s world. Specify.

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Stage 1: transformation

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At what Stage of Psychosocial development in early adulthood this belongs: I’m nobody’s baby now. Specify.

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Stage 2: transformation

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Middle adulthood, at what age?

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35-64

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At what Stage of Psychosocial development in early adulthood this belongs: My parents will be there to help me. Specify.

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Stage 2. Assumption.

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At what Stage of Psychosocial development in early adulthood this belongs: There are no significant coexisting contradictory forces within me. Specify.

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Stage 3. Assumption.

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At what Stage of Psychosocial development in early adulthood this belongs: I’m learning about my complexity. Specify.

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Stage 3. Transformation.

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Ages 20-40, What is the corresponding psychosocial theory of Erikson?

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Intimacy vs Isolation

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Ages 65 & above, What is the corresponding psychosocial theory of Erikson?

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Integrity vs Despair

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Ages 40-65, What is the corresponding psychosocial theory of Erikson?

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Generativity vs Stagnation

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Intimacy should include: mutuality of _______, with a _____ partner, of the _____ sex.

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Orgasm. Loved. Other.

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Intimacy should include: with whom one is able and willing to share __________.

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Mutual trust

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Intimacy should include: one is able and willing to regulate the cycles of

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Work, Recreation & Procreation.

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Intimacy should include: so as to secure the offspring, too, all the stages of a

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Satisfactory development

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If not ready for intimacy, young adults _____ him/herself from others to cope with the threat of _______.

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Distantiates. Rejection.

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Readiness to distance ourselves from others when we feel threatened by their behavior. Counterpart of intimacy.

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Distantiation

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Most ________ vacillate between intimacy and distantiation.

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Young adults

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Psychosocial issues of the early adult

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Career choice & Marriage.

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Moving on to another stage of development

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Maturity

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The stage of adulthood is divided into

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Early, Middle & Late

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Reason why one moves away from people, distantiation

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Threatened by rejection

47
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To be considered as a biological adult

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One must be capable of reproduction

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Who categorize adult as biological, legal, social & psychological.

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Malcolm Knowles

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