Emerging Adulthood Flashcards
What are 4 main areas of development of emerging adulthood ?
1) physical development
2) .cognitive development
3) emotional and self development
4) Emotional and self development
What happens to time between adolescence and adult roles ?
Marriage is postponed due to invention of birth control pills , less stringent standards of sexual morality
Increased education - having higher education means less of a chance to settle down early
Able to be a single woman and educational and employment opportunities
What are the five distinctive characteristics of emerging adult hood ?
1) age of identity exploration or: work , love
2) age of instability exploration leads t- change in residence
- changes in education
- changed in work
- changes in love relationships
What are three signs of emergence into emerging adulthood ?
1) self crocuses - learning to be more self sufficient before committing
Learn to make independent decisions
2) age of feelin -in - between transition
3) age of possibilities - potential for dramatic changes ( high hopes great expectations )
What are some cultural differences in emerging adulthood ?
Level of education and training versus those who don’t
Cultural differences in terms of premarital sex and cohabitation
Developing countries split between urban and rural (more opportunities in schooling a exploration
What is the peak physical functioning in emerging adulthood ?
Four stages of peak physical functioning
Vo2 peaks in by early 20’s
Cardiac output peaks at age 25
Reaction, grip , strength and bone density are at its peak
Least susceptibility to physical illness
What are sleep patterns like for an emerging adulthood ?
Poor nutrition , high stress, lack of sleep , lack of exercise
How can poor sleeping patterns by improved ?
- wake up at same time each day
- regular exercise
- take late afternoon naps
- avoid excessive alcohol intake
Define pragmatism ?
Adopting logical thinking to the practical constraints of real life situations
Being aware of impact of social factors
Comparable to dialectical thought - problems may have no clear solution
What is reflective judgement ?
The capacity to evaluate the accuracy and coherence of evidence and arguments
Define multiple thinking ?
Awareness is more than one side to each story , each story is valued equally
Define relativism?
Compare views
What is it that more women have tertiary education then men ?
Financial easiness
Upgrade education in school
Taking advantage of internships/study abiding programs
What are 6 benefits of tertiary education ?
- higher earnings and occupational status
- verbal and quantitative skills
- oral and written. Immunity communication
- distinct identity
- social confidence
- increased self concept and psychological well being
Name some areas of development of emotional self esteem
- ) awkwardness is physical appearance declines
- peer evaluations are less likely
- greater degree of control in ones life’s
- seek out social contexts they prefer
Identity formation occurs during what stage is human development ?
Adolescence
What are key areas to form identity ?
Love work
And ideology
Why does it take most people to complete a 4 year degree in six years ?
Financial reason
Switch majors or do a minor as well study abroad programs /take advantage of internships
Describe the PEAK of physical functioning ? Symptoms of weakness is the hint
Examples of peak physical functioning are :
Need an alarm clock to wake up
Tired and irritable
Troubled concentrating and remembering
Falling asleep while watching by
What’s important for good sleep hygiene ?
Wake up at same time each day
Regularly exercise
Take late afternoon naps
Limit caffeine intake
Avoid excessive alcohol intake
What is the main reason for injuries and fatalities among emerging adults ?
Don’t have parents monitor or set rules
No stability eg no job
No responsibilities to restrain behaviour
What are the 2 reasons why car fatalities occur among age 15-24?
1) lack of experience
2) risky driving behaviour eg speed , driving under the influence or not wearing a seatbelt
3) socialization
4) personality characteristics can promote high risk driving
What are two was to avoid accidents and fatalities ?
Parent involvement
And monitoring
Having a graduated drivers license
What are 2 ways William perry’s dualistic thinking works ?
Multiple thinking : aware that there is more than one side to every story and each side should be valued equally
Relativism : compare merits of competing views
Commitment : commit to certain viewpoints but be open to reevaluate views