Chapter 9 - Cognitive, Emotional, and Social Development in Adolescents

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Storm and Stress

Intense moodiness, emotional sensitivity, risk-taking tendencies adolescents often display

  • Risk-taking

  • social sensitivity

  • emotionality


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Frontal Lobe Thinning

Neurons and synapse peak before puberty and gradually decline form pruning

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Which gender has earlier brain development and by how many years?

  • Girls

  • Earlier by 2 years


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Formal Operations Stage

  • age 12 and up

  • Ability to reason at a hypothetical level of thought; think logically and scientifically


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Preconventional reasoning

Reason according to reward and punishment

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Conventional reasoning

Reason centers on the need to obey society’s rules and norms

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Post-conventional reasoning

Reason based on a personal moral code that transcends society’s rules

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Imaginary Audience

Tendency for teen to feel like everyone is watching their every move

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Personal Fable

Beliefs that ones own story is unique and heroic and that they are naturally special

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When does conflict between parents and teens peak?

In the middle of puberty

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Main takeaway from connecting in groups:

To understand how their adolescents child is doing or going in life, parents should look at the people their child associate with