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Biopsychosocial Model of Adulthood 1 Flashcards

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what aspect of adulthood?

… when we reach the age at which we can reproduce…..

A

biological aspect

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adulthood has ______________, ______________ and _____________ aspects.

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biological, psychological and social

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what aspect of adulthood?

… when we reach the age at which the law says we cal vote, get a driver’s license, marry without consent……

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legal aspect

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what aspect of adulthood?

… when we start performing adult roles….

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social aspect

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what aspect of adulthood?

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

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psychological aspect

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stages of adulthood?

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early 19-34
middle 35-64
late 65 +

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at what age will you still have a physical development in early adulthood in terms of height?

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female 18 years old

male 20 years old

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at what age range will you still have a peak of physical development in early adulthood in terms of muscle structure and internal organ?

and when body slows down?

A

peak - 19-26

body slows down - >26

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health concerns of earlt adults

examples of the life choices affect the state of health

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food choices
tobacco
alcohol
physical fitness

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perry’s stages of intellectual/ethical development

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dualism
relativism
commitment

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how many positions do you have in perry’s stages of intellectual/ethical development

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9 positions

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meaning of position 1 in dualism

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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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postions involve in relativism

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position 2-5

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relativism

position 2 means…..

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uncertainty exists

  • poorly qualified authorities
  • they can learn truth for themselves
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relativism

position 3 means…

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diversity and uncertainty are acceptable

  • because authorities don’t know answer yet
  • puzzled at what standards should be
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relativism

position 4 means…

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uncertainty and diversity are legitimate

-two authorities can disagree without either of them being rught or wrong

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relativism

position 5 means…..

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knowledge and content are relative to the context

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positions involve in commitment

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positions 6-9

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commitment

position 6 means…..

A

realizes beed to commit to an idea or concept rather than look for an authority to follow

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commitment

position 7 means….

A

begins to show commitment

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commitment

position 8 means….

A

makes commitment: explores issues of responsibility involved

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commitment

position 9 means….

A

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

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stages of psychosocial development in early adulthood

A

stage 1 age 17-22
stage 2 age 22-28
stage 3 age 28-34

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at what stage?

“i’ll always belong to my parents and believe in their world.”

A

stage 1 age 17-22

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at what stage?

“my parents will always be there to help me. “

A

stagee 2 age 22-28

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at what stage?

there are no significant coexisting contradictory forces within me.

A

stage 3 age 28-34

26
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what is erikson’s stage six issue?

A

intimacy versus isolation

20-40

27
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intimacy should include:

A
  • mutuality of orgasm
  • with a loved partner
  • of other sex
  • with whom one is able and willing to share a mutual trust
  • and with whom one is able and willing to regulate the cycles of works, recreation and procreation
  • so as to secure to the offspring, too, all the stages of satisfactory development
28
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it is the readiness to distance ourselves from others when we feel threatened by their behavior

A

distantiation

29
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2 psychosocial issues of the ealry adult

A

marriage

career choice

30
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it is the readiness to distance ourselves from others when we feel threatened by their behavior

A

distantiation

31
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2 psychosocial issues of the ealry adult

A

marriage

career choice

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it is the readiness to distance ourselves from others when we feel threatened by their behavior

A

distantiation

33
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2 psychosocial issues of the ealry adult

A

marriage

career choice

34
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it is the readiness to distance ourselves from others when we feel threatened by their behavior

A

distantiation

35
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2 psychosocial issues of the ealry adult

A

marriage

career choice

36
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it is the readiness to distance ourselves from others when we feel threatened by their behavior

A

distantiation

37
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2 psychosocial issues of the ealry adult

A

marriage

career choice

38
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it is the readiness to distance ourselves from others when we feel threatened by their behavior

A

distantiation

39
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2 psychosocial issues of the ealry adult

A

marriage

career choice

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