M3: Development Stages in Middle and Late Adolescence

Question 1

Ages around 10 - 13

Answer 1

Early Adolescence

Question 2

Ages from 14 - 16

Answer 2

Middle Adolescence

Question 3

Ages from 17 - 20

Answer 3

Late Adolescence

Question 4

Erik Erikson’s eight stages of psychosocial development define each stage of human development with a

Answer 4

Crisis or a Conflict

Question 5

From birth - 18 months

Answer 5

Infancy

Question 6

18 months - 3 years

Answer 6

Early Childhood

Question 7

3 - 5 years

Answer 7

Late Childhood (Preschool)

Question 8

6 - 12 years

Answer 8

School Age

Question 9

12 - 20 years

Answer 9

Adolescence

Question 10

20 - 25 years

Answer 10

Young Adulthood

Question 11

25 - 65 years

Answer 11

Adulthood

Question 12

65 years - death

Answer 12

Maturity

Question 13

Concept of an individual about himself or herself and id often referred to as “self-identity” that is influenced and molded by their external environment

Answer 13

Identity

Question 14

Negation of self-identity, in a sense that there is confusion over one’s self-concept or the absence or lack of such a concept

Answer 14

Role Confusion

Question 15

Puberty and hormonal changes; Pushing the adolescence toward maturity

Answer 15

Physiological Transitioning

Question 16

Usually marked by the way they are able to comprehend abstract concepts, such as freedom and human rights

Answer 16

Cognitive Growth

Question 17

Actions are not yet fully developed unlike in adults

Answer 17

Reckless Behavior

Question 18

Common activity among adolescents as they search for their identity

Answer 18

Experimentation

Question 19

Often the most obvious ways used by adolescents in expressing their independence and in asserting their unique selves

Answer 19

Different clothing and Fashion styles

Question 20

Online friendships abound-thanks to social networking sites and platforms

Answer 20

Socializing among male and female

Question 21

Underdeveloped cognitive and affective capacities and education of the matter, this curiosity sometimes end up in disaster

Answer 21

Sexual Curiosity