Chapter 15 - Program 23 Flashcards
Adolescent development
a consistent self-definition that includes values, beliefs, attitudes and aspiration
identity
recognizing the variety of influences that come into play during this time; different “possible selves”; time of exploration
Erikson’s theory: the stage of identity vs role confusion
Different Identity Outcomes; a child who manages to sort it all out emerges from this process having arrived at a state of ????? they understand themselves in a way that is harmonious with their past and their future
identity achievement
Different Identity Outcomes; where the person just says “I don’t know, im not really that concerned about it, I have never really thought about it, and I couldn’t give you an answer” ??
identity diffusion
Different Identity Outcomes; when a person accepts family or societal values and expectations without question?
identity forclosure
Different Identity Outcomes; through defiance or low self-esteem they do the opposite of what others want from them ?
negative identity
Different Identity Outcomes; postponing the process to explore different identities without choosing any one ?
identity moratorium
Factors influencing identity (3):
- family (social and economic constraints)
- culture (our culture tells us who we are supposed to be and who we think we’re supposed to be)
- friends and family (adolescence are craving parental involvement and communication with the adults in their lives)
many parents and teens blame the ???? for their conflicts- different values, behavior and knowledge
generation map
parents worry whether their children’s peers will pressure them to do things that are dangerous, unhealthy or simple unwise
peer pressure