PERDEV FINAL EXAM

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DEVELOPMENTAL TASKS

It refers to task that arise during certain periods in your life.

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DEVELOPMENTAL TASKS

Any concernsthat hinders compliance that may lead to an inability to perform related tasks in the next period

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1. Adjust to new physical changes

2.Adjust to new intellectual abilities

3. Adjust to higher cognitive demand in school

4. Adjust to higher demand for verbal communication skills

  1. Develop a personal sense of identity

  2. Establish vocational goals

  3. Develop stable peer relationship

  4. Manage sexuality

  5. Adopt a personal value system

  6. Manage speech properly







What are the different developmental task of adolescence?

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Adjust to new physical changes

Puberty brings many physiological changes and the discomforts

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Adjust to new intellectual abilities

transition in cognitive skills from concrete to abstract thinking during adolescence

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Adjust to higher cognitive demand in school

educational curriculum is designed to match with developmental tasks at all levels.

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Adjust to higher demand for verbal communication skills

Adolescents are expected to learn proper expressions and tactfulness in communication

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Develop a personal sense of identity

Adolescents have to establish a sense of identity apart from that of their parents.

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Establish vocational goals

stage when adolescents consider which career or vocational goals to take

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Develop stable peer relationship

In this stage, encounters with peers may lead to intense emotional experiences

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Manage sexuality

physical maturation come raging hormones that may sometimes confuse adolescents.

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Adopt a personal value system

Parents provide their children guidance in identifying right and wrong. Adolescents' desire to become independent may lead them to reconsider parental values

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Manage speech properly

adolescents aspire for independence and individuality, they tend to use intense emotional expressions

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Early Adolesncence(12-13 yo)

Adolescents are often focused on their physicality and acceptability to their peers.

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Middle Adolescence (14-17 years old)

The stage when new thinking skills emerge and the intellectual world of the adolescent expands

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Late Adolescence (18-21 years old)

the final preparation for adulthood. At this stage, the developmental demands on adolescents extend into young adulthood.

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1. Focus on school tasks

2. Relate properly with teachers and classmates

3. Eat the right kinds of food

4. Exercise often

5. Avoid drugs

6. Get enough sleep


How to become a responsible adolescents?

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Self-Concept

Your SELF is the total, essential or particular being of your person.

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Self-Concept

It is the core qualities that distinguish you from others.

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Self-Concept

It consists of conscious and unconscious aspects of a person.

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Harry Ingham and Joseph Luft

Who created the johari window?

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Johari Window

a technique used to help you understand your relationship with yourself and others.

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Unique Self

each of you is unique and special in some ways.

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Unique Self

your way of connecting socializing with others including your values and beliefs are different from each othe

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1. Characteristics

2. Habits

3. Experiences

What are the aspect of a person’s unique self?

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Characteristics

refers to unique features or qualities typically describing you

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Habits

refers to special or unique tendencies, activities, or practices that you find yourself having difficulty to let go

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Experinces

refers to significant experiences that contributed to your unique self and have created an impact in your life

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Psychology

refers to the science of mental process and behaviors.

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COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT

refers to your capacity to think and reason

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Social and Emotional Development

Social and emotional development during middle and late adolescence are intertwined.

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Spiritual Development

During adolescence, spiritual awakening happens and adolescents become aware of the existence of the Divine

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-testicles enlarge as the first pubertal change

-penis enlarges one year after testicles develop

-appearance of pubic hair begins at 13.5 years old

-nocturnal emmisions may happen at 14 years old

-hair under the arms and on the face grows

-voice becomes firmer and fuller

-acne starts appearing at 15 years old

-Adams apple becomes visible


What are the physiological development of boys at the age of 12-14 years old?

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-Breast develop as first pubertal stage

-pubic hair appears next

-hair underarms begins to grow at 12 years old

-menstruation may start as early as 10 years old and as late as 16 years old

-hips more defined and curved

-voice becomes more firmer and fuller

What are the physiological development of girls at the age of 12-14 years old?