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Week 8 Flashcards

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1
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What is the second change in the brain

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happens in 17 years when the frontal lobes of the cerebral cortex (area that controls logic and planning) are developing

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2
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When do females attain most of their height

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16 years

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3
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When do boys grow until

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18-20 years

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4
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What grows first

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hands and feet and then the trunk usually the slowest part to grow

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5
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What are changes with the heart and lungs

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Increases in size and the heart rate drops
Increase in capacity for sustained physical effort and both of these changes are more marked in males than females

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6
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How many teens have had sex by 18-19

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68%

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Which sex is more likley to report having sex without using a condom

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Females than males (37% vs 27%)

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8
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What does assertivenes have to do with using a condom

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Inability to be assertive with a partner may lower condom use

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9
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Have STI increased or decreased

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STI have been on the upswing in youth aged 151-19

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10
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Who has the highest STI infection rates and the stats

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Females 15-19 usally about 18 casses per 100 more than 4X higher than the incidence found in their male peers

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11
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Why are females more likely than males to have sex without using a condom

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Invisibilty complex
Longer relationships
Purchasing condoms
BC

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12
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Has teen pregancy increased or declined

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Declined since 1974

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13
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When does teen pregancy most likely to happen

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After a female leaves secondary school

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How many of pregrancies are being terminated through abortion

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1/2 by 15-19 year olds

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When does teen pregancy occur most often in

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Sexual activity started at an early age
Females from low SES single parent families
Females mother had an early pregancy
Female is rejected by her peers

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How much of youth say that they are still unsure of there sexual orientation

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1.4%

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17
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What are aspects of genderbread person

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Brain is identity
Heart is attraction
Sex is biological sex
Whole gingerbread is expression

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How many of students in grade 7-9 have use alcohol is the past 12 months

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more than 1/4 and rated double in grades 10-12

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What is one serious consequence of alchool use in 16-19 year old youth

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They have the third highest rate of imparied driving

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20
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What are protective factors of depression and suicide

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Social transitions
Shelters and centers inclusive resources
supportive, friends and family

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21
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What are the risk factors

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  • Stigima
    Bigotry
    Not accepted by friends or family
    Cant find resources
    Double edge sword
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22
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What percentage of wome and men have experinced a depressive episode in the previous year

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25% women
12% men

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23
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Which gender is it higher that they coompeted sucide

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3 1/2 times higher in boys

24
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What is the second leading cause of death in 15-19 year old canadians

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Sucide

25
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What is the relationship between covid and depression/sucide

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It went through the roof disconnect with people around them
Dont always just bounce back and happend during a time of development

26
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What are 3 factors contributing to sucide

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Triggering stressful event
Altered mental state
an opportunity

27
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How high is sucide rate in FN

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6 to 11 times higher

28
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What is the leading cause of death for FN/I/M

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Sucide

29
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What is the difference in information processing between grade 8 and grade 12 students

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Grade 8 focus on the here and now where grade 12 students are more likely to consider things that might happen in the future (3/5 fon’t show this orientation)

30
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What else happens dramaticly in later adolcents

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Summarize written text

31
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What do females perform better in then males

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Females are better in reading and males are better in math and no significant difference in science

32
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What are 3 strong predictors

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History of academic failure
Pattern of aggressive behaviour
Poor decisions about risk behaviour

33
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How many teens are employed full time during the shcool term

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1/2

34
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What amount of working is detrimental to grades

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15-20 hours

35
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What is positve work

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Positive work experinces develop increased feelings of competence and eddicacy

36
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What is the pressure when working

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Feel constant pressure to achieve more than they can handle

37
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What are the two parts of identity achievement

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Crisis and comintement

38
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What is moratorium

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The identity status of a person who is in a crisis but who has made no cmmitment

39
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What is foreclosure

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The identity status of a person who has made a commitment without having gone through a crisis (accepted parentally or culturally defined commitment)

40
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What is identity diffusion

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The identiy status of a person who is not in the midst of a crisis and who has made no commitment

41
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What does self-definition become

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More abstract physical traits become less dominant in late adolescnes most teens think of themselves in terms of enduring traits

42
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Is kohlberg moral reasoning a good fit

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Too narrow doesn’t fit non western cultures focuses too much on justice
omits the importance of empathy
overlooks the importance of caring
reasoning changes depnding on situations

43
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What do social groups look like at this age

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Mixed in gender and composed of groups of dating couples
mutal friendships and dating paris become more central to social interactions in later adolescence than cliques or crowds

44
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Does romatic relationships happen faster for girls

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Yes

45
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What does ADV stand for

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adolescent dating violence phsyical, sexual and or psychological violence experinced in dating or sexual realtionships usally 11-18

46
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How many youth does ADV effect

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1 in every 3 canadaian youth

47
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Are there differences in ADV based on age,gender,race/ethnicity, immigration status,food insecurity and SES

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Yes

48
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What is an adverse childhood experince

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Potentially traumatic events that occur during childhood (0-17) can be direct or indirect

49
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What are the stats of being abused between physically emotinoal and social

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12% physically
28% emotional
18% social

50
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What are physical effects are there from toxic stress

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Brain development
Immunity
Stress-response system

51
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What are psychological effects of toxic stress

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Attention
Decision-making
Learning

52
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What are short term effects of ADV

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Chronic pain
risky behaviours
antisocial behaviours
low-self esteem
eating disorder
mental illness
Poor academic performance
premature mortality

53
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What are long term effects

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It is a progression from birth ACES social emotional and cognitive impariment
adopotion of health-reisk behaviors
disease, disability and social problems
early death

54
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What is ADV an important risk factor for

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Adult partner violence

55
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What are some prevention for ADV

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Focus on root causes of violence (poverty,racism)
Youth programming (school and community-based) Community specific and skill based
Public awarness: the signal thumb under fingers when making a fist

56
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What are some resources to reach out for ADV

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Assaulted womens helpline
Break the cycle
love is respect

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