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What are risks and vulnerabilities with conception and birth?

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Early first; marriage; depressed mom; no early attachment to stepfather; but now living with stepfather?

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Attractive child; physically healthy; financial security; and presence of alternate attachment objects is what type of factor?

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Protective Factors

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How does someone treat the respective problems at conception and birth?

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Treat any types of depression; watch emotional development; use child reciprocal interactions

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PICA eating; sleeping difficulties; in infants is what?

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Something that should be investigated; concerning for an infant under one year

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When there is mobility and toileting; clingy; and autonomous behaviors is what age?

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Toddlerhood

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What age is concerning if a toddler runs up to a stranger or suddenly stops hugging their mom?

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Toddler 1-3

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Toddlerhood are very response to what here?

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Punishment with increased aggression and anxiety

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Toddlerhood what type of abuse is unlikely? What type of mature defense mechanism is not there?

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Sexual child abuse

Alturism

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Protective Factors for toddlers are what?

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Easy temperament; respite for primary caregiver; another helper for care

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Toddlerhood points for intervention; look out for what?

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Discipline strategy; management of mobility; management of toilet training

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Preschooler has what types of risks?

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Marriage in conflict; heightened interest in opposite sex

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Single parents with preschoolers may have what type of roles?

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May overindulge opposite sex child; child then hurt if parent begins new romance

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When preschool; stress of child; a lot of anxiety; somatization problems; what could be happening?

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Parents might be taking on physical symptoms of stress

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Children 6-12 are starting to grow; these children have an attachment to adults outside of where; what else?

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Outside adult; reinvestment in parent of same sex; self independently; and lack of father is more aggression

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Risks and Vulnerabilities at 6-12 years old?

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Sense of failure/inferiority and increased aggression; learning disorders maybe;;isophillic relationships here; high cognitive and verbal abilities

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Points of intervention at age 6-12?

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Investigate possible learning disorder; behavioral regulation; there is reciprocal behavior is not present

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Siblings are good when what?

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Love and attention to older children and everyone is fair

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When growing up; modern day; children should not have too much what? Under what age; kids may not know it is real?

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TV; screen time; or violence attention

7 years old

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What is most common cause of stomachache and headache in children 6 ? 10?

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Fear; dread;

problems with school

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Child headaches may be linked to what?

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Certain food and beverages; genetic predisposition, stress and anxiety

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__________________; and language delays are all more prevalent in kids than are diabetes and congenital heart disease and without a doubt will be encountered in practice

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ADHD and Learning Disabilities

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In-patients might use what defense mechanism?

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Regression

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What is characterized by acquisition of the ability to think; draw conclusions from the information available?

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Cognitive Development in adolescence

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Physical development is not necessarily congruent with what?

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Early; Mid; and Late adolescence children

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What stage is growth spurt; beginnings of social maturation?

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Early adolescence

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What stage is physical changes of puberty are complete; individual develops a stronger sense of identity and relates more strongly to peer group?

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Mid-adolescene

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The body fills out and takes its adult form; what stage is this?

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Late adolescence

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When talking with kids; what are they focused on?

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Here and now; the present

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Am I normal?; mood swings; intensity; role exploration; crushes; and confusions? What stage is this?

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Early Adolescence

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End of puberty; peak of risk-taking behavior; ?It cannot happen to me?; conflict with family; opposite sex relationships; starting to have sex; what stage is this?

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Mid-Adolescence

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Late adolescence; sense of responsibility; ability to be considerate; more mature relationships?

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Late Adolescence; also sexual identity determined

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Early mature developing males get into drugs and alcohol quicker; but have what advantages?

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More socially gifted

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Late maturing males attain what positive advantage?

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High intellectual curiosity

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Females developing early often popular and more pressure from who? What kind of behavior will they engage in?

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Older males; deviant behavior

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There are different patterns of adolescent growth patterns. What do most adolescents have?

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Relatively smooth; through adolescence; continuous growth; intermittent; and tumultuous growth

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For antisocial behavior; a peak in peer conformity at what age?

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9th grade

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Peer Conformity peaked between what ages?

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6-9th grade

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___________refers to a certain domain (parent domain; teacher domain; peer domain -a particular type of influence that has predominant influence about a certain subject.

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Domain influences

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Conformity increases when what happens to a high schooler?

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Incompetent or insecure; do not like to stand against the majority

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When moving from transition from adolescence to adulthood; what could slow that down?

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Chronic Disease; family dysfunction; emotional stressors; sexual identity issues

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What big thing is going on between identity and ________. Normally happens between 11 years old and the end of adolescence

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Identity versus Role Confusion

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When there is a identity versus role confusion; an individual struggles to develop what psychologically?

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Ego identity

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When there is a danger of role confusion, the ability to conceive of oneself as a productive member of society, what topics would there be doubts about?

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Sexual and vocational identity

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What what kind of support for one?s own ideas is an important tool in combating for conformity?

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Social

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The ____________is a period between morality learned by the child from his or her parents and the ethics ultimately developed by the emerging adult.

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?moratorium?

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Late adolescence the individual begins to integrate all aspects of their personality and can return to the value system of the who?

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Parents

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What are common risk factors for adolescent problems?

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Growing up in poverty; single parent family; being male; poor relationships with caregivers

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Up to 24% of teens use what? Tobacco has what decline in teenagers?

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Alcohol use;Tobacco use; alcohol most are binge drinking; quick and fast

49
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Where are teenagers getting pain relievers?

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Friends and Relatives

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9.5% youths aged 12-17 were current illicit drug users; What was number one and two?

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Marijuana and pain relievers

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Youth aged 12 to 17 years old who had engaged in fighting or other delinquent behaviors were more likely than other youths to have used what?

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Illicit drugs in the past month

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Decreased interest in family activities; disrespect family rules; changes in appetite; disappearance of valuable items or money; lying; are what warning signs? (at home)

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Teenage substance use at home

53
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At school; drop in grades; sleeping in class; defies authority; not informing parents of school functions?

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Warning signs of teenage substance use at school

54
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Change in friends; mood swings; rebelliousness; cheats; steals; lies?

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Warning signs of physical and emotional signs

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What stage is ?Am I normal?; sexual curiosity and masturbation; peer group?

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Early adolescence (10-14)

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What conflict with authority increases; sexuality is detached from caring? I think I am invicible

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Middle adolescence 14-17

57
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What conflict is individual relationships; awareness of consequences of behavior increase? Personal mortality increases

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Late adolescence 17-21

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15-24 year olds represent 1/4 of sexually active cases account of half of whats STIs?

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HIV

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13-24 accounted for about ____ percent of all new HIV diagnosis?

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