Module 4 (2)

Question 1

the period between ages 13 up to 20 years, a time that serves as a transition between childhood and becoming a late adolescent

Answer 1

Adolescence

Question 2

blocked hair follicle

Answer 2

Comedones

Question 3

the ability to think in abstract terms and use the scientific method (deductive reasoning) to arrive at conclusions

Answer 3

Formal operational thought

Question 4

is for the adolescent to decide
whom they are and what kind of person they will be

Answer 4

Identity

Question 5

is a form of organized bullying which refers to demeaning or humiliating rituals that prospective members have to undergo to join sororities, fraternities, adolescent gangs or sports teams

Answer 5

hazing

Question 6

It is the time at which an individual first becomes capable of sexual reproduction

Answer 6

Puberty

Question 7

It refers to repetitive, intrusive, and unwanted actions such as constant and threatening pursuit directed at an individual to gain the individual’s attention or to evoke fear

Answer 7

Stalking

Question 8

refers to the use of chemicals to improve a mental state or
induce euphoria.

Answer 8

Substance Use Disorder

Question 9

Boys typically grow and gain weight in teenage years by how many?

Answer 9

4 to 12 in (10-30cm) in height

15 to 65 lb (7 to 30 kg) weight

Question 10

Girls typically grow and gain weight in teenage years by how many?

Answer 10

2 to 8 inches (5 to 20 cm) in height and gain 15 to 55 lb. (7 to 25 kg).

Question 11

At what age in male does Growth spurt continuing; pubic hair
abundant and curly; testes, scrotum,
and penis enlarging further; axillary
hair present; facial hair fine and
downy; voice changes happen with
annoying frequency

Answer 11

13 to 15

Question 12

At what age in female does Pubic hair curly and abundant; may
extend onto medial aspect of thighs;
breast tissue appears adult; nipples
protrude; areolas no longer project
as separate ridges from breast;
may
have some degree of faci

Answer 12

15 to 16

Question 13

At what age in female does Pubic hair thick and curly, triangular
in
distribution; breast areola and
papilla
form secondary mound;
menstruation
is ovulatory, making pregnancy possible

Answer 13

13 - 15

Question 14

At what age in male does Genitalia adult; scrotum dark and
heavily rugated; facial and body hair
present; sperm production mature

Answer 14

15 to 16

Question 15

At what age in both male and female does skeletal growth end?

Answer 15

female - 16 to 17
male - 17 to 18

Question 16

at what age in male does Pubic hair may extend along medial
aspect of thighs; testes, scrotum,
and
penis adult in size; may have some
degree of facial acne; gynecomastia
(enlarged breast tissue), if present,
fades

Answer 16

16 -17

Question 17

What is the developmental task for adolescence?

Answer 17

identity versus role confusion

Question 18

What is the Late Adolescent Developmental Task?

Answer 18

Intimacy versus Isolation

Question 19

Most 15-year-olds fall “in love” how many times a year?

Answer 19

5 or 6

Question 20

this age begin to experience “crushes”, or infatuations with schoolmates.
They may spend more time longing for someone than they do instituting an in-depth
and rewarding relationship.

Answer 20

13

Question 21

at this age, teenagers have become quieter and more introspective. They are
becoming used to their changing bodies, have more confidence in themselves, and feel
more self-esteem.

Answer 21

14

Question 22

at this age, boys are becoming sexually mature. Both sexes are better able to
trust their bodies than the year before

Answer 22

16

Question 23

at this age, they tend to have adult values and responses to events. They have left behind the childish behaviors they used in early adolescence to get the attention of others.

Answer 23

17