Adulthood: Biopsychosocial Model (early)

Question 0

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

Answer 0

Legal adult

Question 1

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

Answer 1

Biological adult

Question 2

When we start performing adult roles

Answer 2

Social adult

Question 3

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

Answer 3

Psychological adult

Question 4

Physical development in Early Adulthood: Height

Answer 4

M= 20
F= 18

Question 5

Physical development in Early Adulthood: Weight (20-30y/o)

Answer 5

M= 15lbs
F= 14lbs

Question 6

Physical development in Early Adulthood: Muscle structure & internal organs

Answer 6

Peak= 19-26

Body slows down= >26

Question 7

Physical development in Early Adulthood: Sensory function

Answer 7

• Decreased eye lens flexibility

- Female can detect higher pitched sounds than men

Question 8

Physical development in Early Adulthood: Nervous system

Answer 8

• Continue to increase in weight

- Reaches maximum potential

Question 9

Lifestyle choices that affect the state of health in early adulthood

Answer 9

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

Question 10

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

Answer 10

Dualism—>Relativism—>Commitment

Question 12

Early adulthood, at what age?

Answer 12

19-34

Question 13

Late adulthood, at what age?

Answer 13

65 up

Question 14

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

Answer 14

Dualism

Question 15

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

Answer 15

Relativism

Question 16

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

Answer 16

Commitment

Question 17

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

Answer 17

Commitment

Question 18

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

Answer 18

Relativism

Question 19

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.

Answer 19

Relativism

Question 20

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

Answer 20

Commitment

Question 21

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.

Answer 21

Highest intellecttual development in early adulthood

Question 22

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.

Answer 22

Transformation. Three. Assumption.m

Question 23

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

Answer 23

17-22

Question 24

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

Answer 24

22-28

Question 25

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

Answer 25

28-34

Question 26

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

Answer 26

Stage 1: assumption

Question 27

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

Answer 27

Stage 1: transformation

Question 28

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

Answer 28

Stage 2: transformation

Question 29

Middle adulthood, at what age?

Answer 29

35-64

Question 30

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

Answer 30

Stage 2. Assumption.

Question 31

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

Answer 31

Stage 3. Assumption.

Question 32

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

Answer 32

Stage 3. Transformation.

Question 33

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

Answer 33

Intimacy vs Isolation

Question 34

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

Answer 34

Integrity vs Despair

Question 35

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

Answer 35

Generativity vs Stagnation

Question 36

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

Answer 36

Orgasm. Loved. Other.

Question 37

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

Answer 37

Mutual trust

Question 38

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

Answer 38

Work, Recreation & Procreation.

Question 39

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

Answer 39

Satisfactory development

Question 40

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

Answer 40

Distantiates. Rejection.

Question 41

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

Answer 41

Distantiation

Question 42

Most ________ vacillate between intimacy and distantiation.

Answer 42

Young adults

Question 43

Psychosocial issues of the early adult

Answer 43

Career choice & Marriage.

Question 44

Moving on to another stage of development

Answer 44

Maturity

Question 45

The stage of adulthood is divided into

Answer 45

Early, Middle & Late

Question 46

Reason why one moves away from people, distantiation

Answer 46

Threatened by rejection

Question 47

To be considered as a biological adult

Answer 47

One must be capable of reproduction

Question 48

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

Answer 48

Malcolm Knowles