Question 1

Which of the following typically helps to prepare adolescents for romantic relationships?

Accepted Answer

A)  Comparing notes with their friends of the same sex 
B)  Sex education courses 
C)  Discussions with parents 
D)  Participation in mixed-gender groups of friends 
A)  Comparing notes with their friends of the same sex 
B)  Sex education courses 
C)  Discussions with parents 
D)  Participation in mixed-gender groups of friends

Question 2

Which of Freud's psychosexual stages is reached in the post-pubertal years?

Accepted Answer

A)  Latency 
B)  Genital 
C)  Libidinous 
D)  Phallic 
A)  Latency 
B)  Genital 
C)  Libidinous 
D)  Phallic

Question 3

According to Marcia, the two dimensions that make up identity status are ________ and ________.

Accepted Answer

exploratio

Question 4

Which of the following factors is credited with more positive outcomes for working high school students?

Accepted Answer

A)  Positive evaluations from the employer 
B)  Working only 20 hours per week or less 
C)  Complex jobs that offer opportunities to acquire valuable job skills 
D)  Parental approval and emotional support 
A)  Positive evaluations from the employer 
B)  Working only 20 hours per week or less 
C)  Complex jobs that offer opportunities to acquire valuable job skills 
D)  Parental approval and emotional support

Question 5

Which of the following statements is true regarding teenagers as they progress through adolescence?

Accepted Answer

A)  Their self-concepts become more concrete. 
B)  Their self-concepts are increasingly tied to their physical characteristics. 
C)  They increasingly define themselves in terms of enduring traits, beliefs, moral standards, or personal philosophies. 
D)  They are increasingly dependent on their parents for their identity. 
A)  Their self-concepts become more concrete. 
B)  Their self-concepts are increasingly tied to their physical characteristics. 
C)  They increasingly define themselves in terms of enduring traits, beliefs, moral standards, or personal philosophies. 
D)  They are increasingly dependent on their parents for their identity.

Question 6

Sixteen-year-olds are more likely to assume which of the following about conflict resolution?

Accepted Answer

A)  The problems will just go away or work themselves out. 
B)  It is best to leave for a while and come back when you no longer feel like arguing. 
C)  If you are going to take something back that you said, then you'd better mean it. 
D)  It is best to sit down and talk things out right away. 
A)  The problems will just go away or work themselves out. 
B)  It is best to leave for a while and come back when you no longer feel like arguing. 
C)  If you are going to take something back that you said, then you'd better mean it. 
D)  It is best to sit down and talk things out right away.

Question 7

Which of the following is the best example of a clique, as described by Dunphy?

Accepted Answer

A)  Kwame and Mahmoud have been best friends since they played on the same soccer team in fifth grade. 
B)  Helena and Raoul have been dating since they were 15, and now they are thinking of marrying. 
C)  The Detroit City basketball team won the state championship by setting team goals, playing unselfishly, and practicing every day. 
D)  Bobby, Mike, George, and Derrick have shared the good times and the bad times in each other's lives since they were 12 years old. 
A)  Kwame and Mahmoud have been best friends since they played on the same soccer team in fifth grade. 
B)  Helena and Raoul have been dating since they were 15, and now they are thinking of marrying. 
C)  The Detroit City basketball team won the state championship by setting team goals, playing unselfishly, and practicing every day. 
D)  Bobby, Mike, George, and Derrick have shared the good times and the bad times in each other's lives since they were 12 years old.

Question 8

Juanita is planning to go to nursing school because her parents work at the local clinic. She has never even considered other options. Juanita is in which stage of identity development, according to James Marcia?

Accepted Answer

A)  Achievement 
B)  Foreclosure 
C)  Moratorium 
D)  Diffusion 
A)  Achievement 
B)  Foreclosure 
C)  Moratorium 
D)  Diffusion

Question 9

The point at which an adolescent minority individual becomes aware of how she is perceived by the majority culture is part of which stage of Phinney's theory of ethnic identity?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ethnic identity search 
B)  Unexamined ethnic identity 
C)  Ethnic identity clarification 
D)  Ethnic identity achievement 
A)  Ethnic identity search 
B)  Unexamined ethnic identity 
C)  Ethnic identity clarification 
D)  Ethnic identity achievement

Question 10

Homosexual teens become aware of their same-sex attractions at about the age of ________. Heterosexual teens become aware of their opposite-sex attractions at about the age of ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Homosexual teens become aware of their same-sex...

Question 11

The ethnic identity search identified by Phinney might be analogous to which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  The transition to formal operational thought identified by Piaget 
B)  The crisis process described in Marcia's theory of identity development 
C)  Selman's description of the development of social relationships 
D)  The identity versus role confusion stage identified by Erikson 
A)  The transition to formal operational thought identified by Piaget 
B)  The crisis process described in Marcia's theory of identity development 
C)  Selman's description of the development of social relationships 
D)  The identity versus role confusion stage identified by Erikson

Question 12

At the preconventional stage of Kohlberg's levels of moral development, a child's moral reasoning is based on which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Internal expectations of what is considered fair 
B)  The expectations of others regarding the child's behavior 
C)  The outcome or consequences of an action 
D)  Internalized values and principles 
A)  Internal expectations of what is considered fair 
B)  The expectations of others regarding the child's behavior 
C)  The outcome or consequences of an action 
D)  Internalized values and principles

Question 13

Which of the following is considered to be the least important characteristic of teenagers' friendships?

Accepted Answer

A)  shared activities. 
B)  sexual attractiveness. 
C)  loyalty and faithfulness. 
D)  stability. 
A)  shared activities. 
B)  sexual attractiveness. 
C)  loyalty and faithfulness. 
D)  stability.

Question 14

Identify James Marcia's four identity statuses. Explain how crisis and commitment work together to achieve identity achievement status.

Accepted Answer

The four statuses are: identity achievem

Question 15

Which of the following is one of the factors identified by Maria Root which shape a biracial ethnic identity?

Accepted Answer

A)  Cultural archetypes 
B)  Neighborhood 
C)  Television 
D)  Religion 
A)  Cultural archetypes 
B)  Neighborhood 
C)  Television 
D)  Religion

Question 16

Approximately ________% of friendships formed by tenth-graders are long-lasting.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Approximately ________% of friendships formed by tenth-graders...

Question 17

A combination of cliques forms a ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A combination of cliques forms a ________....

Question 18

A clique is made up of between ___ and ___ young people who appear to be strongly attached to one another.

Accepted Answer

A)  2; 3 
B)  4; 6 
C)  5; 10 
D)  10; 15 
A)  2; 3 
B)  4; 6 
C)  5; 10 
D)  10; 15

Question 19

Explain why adolescents of ethnic minorities tend to model athletes and "famous" individuals rather than people that they are familiar with in their every day lives, even if these people are high achievers.

Accepted Answer

Media influence seems to be the biggest

Question 20

The first stage of Phinney's theory of ethnic identity is

Accepted Answer

A)  a role-oriented ethnic identity. 
B)  an unexamined ethnic identity. 
C)  ethnic identity search. 
D)  the exploration stage. 
A)  a role-oriented ethnic identity. 
B)  an unexamined ethnic identity. 
C)  ethnic identity search. 
D)  the exploration stage.

Which of the following typically helps to prepare adolescents for romantic relationships?

Which of Freud's psychosexual stages is reached in the post-pubertal years?

According to Marcia, the two dimensions that make up identity status are and .

Which of the following factors is credited with more positive outcomes for working high school students?

Which of the following statements is true regarding teenagers as they progress through adolescence?

Sixteen-year-olds are more likely to assume which of the following about conflict resolution?

Which of the following is the best example of a clique, as described by Dunphy?

Juanita is planning to go to nursing school because her parents work at the local clinic. She has never even considered other options. Juanita is in which stage of identity development, according to James Marcia?

The point at which an adolescent minority individual becomes aware of how she is perceived by the majority culture is part of which stage of Phinney's theory of ethnic identity?

Homosexual teens become aware of their same-sex attractions at about the age of . Heterosexual teens become aware of their opposite-sex attractions at about the age of .

The ethnic identity search identified by Phinney might be analogous to which of the following?

At the preconventional stage of Kohlberg's levels of moral development, a child's moral reasoning is based on which of the following?

Which of the following is considered to be the least important characteristic of teenagers' friendships?

Identify James Marcia's four identity statuses. Explain how crisis and commitment work together to achieve identity achievement status.

Which of the following is one of the factors identified by Maria Root which shape a biracial ethnic identity?

Approximately ________% of friendships formed by tenth-graders are long-lasting.

A combination of cliques forms a ________.

A clique is made up of between _ and _ young people who appear to be strongly attached to one another.

Explain why adolescents of ethnic minorities tend to model athletes and "famous" individuals rather than people that they are familiar with in their every day lives, even if these people are high achievers.

The first stage of Phinney's theory of ethnic identity is

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Which of the following typically helps to prepare adolescents for romantic relationships?

Which of Freud's psychosexual stages is reached in the post-pubertal years?

According to Marcia, the two dimensions that make up identity status are ________ and ________.

Which of the following factors is credited with more positive outcomes for working high school students?

Which of the following statements is true regarding teenagers as they progress through adolescence?

Sixteen-year-olds are more likely to assume which of the following about conflict resolution?

Which of the following is the best example of a clique, as described by Dunphy?

Juanita is planning to go to nursing school because her parents work at the local clinic. She has never even considered other options. Juanita is in which stage of identity development, according to James Marcia?

The point at which an adolescent minority individual becomes aware of how she is perceived by the majority culture is part of which stage of Phinney's theory of ethnic identity?

Homosexual teens become aware of their same-sex attractions at about the age of ________. Heterosexual teens become aware of their opposite-sex attractions at about the age of ________.

The ethnic identity search identified by Phinney might be analogous to which of the following?

At the preconventional stage of Kohlberg's levels of moral development, a child's moral reasoning is based on which of the following?

Which of the following is considered to be the least important characteristic of teenagers' friendships?

Identify James Marcia's four identity statuses. Explain how crisis and commitment work together to achieve identity achievement status.

Which of the following is one of the factors identified by Maria Root which shape a biracial ethnic identity?

Approximately ________% of friendships formed by tenth-graders are long-lasting.

A combination of cliques forms a ________.

A clique is made up of between ___ and ___ young people who appear to be strongly attached to one another.

Explain why adolescents of ethnic minorities tend to model athletes and "famous" individuals rather than people that they are familiar with in their every day lives, even if these people are high achievers.

The first stage of Phinney's theory of ethnic identity is

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According to Marcia, the two dimensions that make up identity status are and .

Homosexual teens become aware of their same-sex attractions at about the age of . Heterosexual teens become aware of their opposite-sex attractions at about the age of .

A clique is made up of between _ and _ young people who appear to be strongly attached to one another.