Ch. 35

Question 1

Phys changes puberty primarily result hormonal activity and controlled by ant pit
Primary and secondary sex characteristics

Answer 1

Biologic development - adolescent

Question 2

Achieved in an orderly sequence and state of maturity - estimated on basis of appearance of those external manifestations
Age at which these changes are observed and time required to progress one stage to another may vary among children
Stages of development of secondary sex characteristics and genital development defined as guide for estimating sexual maturity - Tanner stages

Answer 2

Sexual maturation

Question 3

Increases in reproductive hormones and sexual maturation - dramatic increase growth occurs
Most growth - skeletal muscles and internal organs - growth spurt
Hands and feet larger in size
Increased length drunk and depth of chest

Answer 3

Phys growth during puberty

Question 4

Abstract thinking
Formal operations
Mentally manipulate multiple categories
Consider both own thinking and others thinking

Answer 4

Cognitive development emergency of formal operational thought (Piaget)

Question 5

Stable, coherent pic of oneself includes integrating past and present experiences
Focus on group identity; individual identity; sexual identity

Answer 5

Identity development (Erikson)

Question 6

Testing independence
Risk taking
Motor vehicles
Drowning
Burns
Poisoning
Falls
Bodily damage

Answer 6

Injury prevention