Perdev L1 Flashcards ꒰ •̤ ▿ •̤* ꒱

Lesson 1

Puberty

It refers to the physiological changes included the sexual maturation of a child, along with other body changes that they may take place during period.

Adolescence

Is the stage from puberty to adulthood and involved the psychological experiences during this period

Adolescence

is the teenage years from 13 to 18 years old

Adolescence

Throughout ____, young people undergo a lot of changes as they transition from childhood into young adulthood.

1. behavioral

2. cognitive

3. emotional-social

Growing up, not only the physical appearance changes but also the _______, ______, and _______ component.

1. Early Adolescence

2. Middle Adolescence

3. Late Adolescence

The 3 Stages of Development

Early Adolescence

Ages 10 - 14

Early Adolescence

Adolescents experience the early stages of puberty in this developmental phase. Both male and female experience major physical growth and increased sexual interest

1. Acne

2. Mood swings

3. Facial Hair

4. Breast Development

5. Genital Growth

6. Voice Change

Signs of Puberty in Boys

1. No breast buds by age 13 years

2. No growth of pubic hair

3. No menstrual flow by 16 years of age

4. Underdeveloped Uterus

5. A slower rate of growth (stunted growth)

Signs of Delayed Puberty in Girls

1. Ovarian Insufficiency

2. Hereditary

3. Underweight

4. Nutritional Deficiencies

5. Eating Disorders

6. Hormonal Imbalance

Causes of Delayed Puberty in Girls

1. Change in Body Shape

2. Development of Breast

3. Increase in Height

4. Weight Gain

5. Excessive Sweating

6. Hair and Skin Issues

7. Increase in Hair

Signs of Puberty In Girls

Middle Adolescence

Ages 15-17

Middle Adolescence

During the middle adolescence stage, puberty is completed for males and females. Physical growth slows for females but continues for males

Middle Adolescence

Adolescence in this stage continue to experience a growing capacity of abstract thought

Middle Adolescence

Adolescence in this stage of development experience numerous social and emotional changes including increased self involvement and an increased drive for independence

Late Adolescence

Ages 18 -24

Late Adolescence

Adolescence in the late/young adulthood phase typically experience fewer physical development and more cognitive development.

Late Adolescence

Adolescents gain the ability to think bout ideas rationally, delay gratification, plan for the future, and gain a firm sense of identity.

Cognitive Development

refers to the development of the ability to think and reason

Cognitive Development

Adolescence marks the beginning development of more complex thinking process (also called forming logical operations) including abstract reason for known principles (form new ideas or questions), the ability to think/consider many points of view according to varying criteria (‘compare or debate ideas or opinions). And the ability to think about the process of thinking.

formal logical operations

Adolescence marks the beginning development of more complex thinking process also called _______

(form own new ideas and expressions)

including abstract reason for known principles

(compare or debate ideas or opinions)

the ability to consider many points of view according to varying criteria

1. Speed

2. Memory

3. Flexibility

4. Focus

5. Attention

6. Creativity

Cognitive Development Elements

Psychological Development

Adolescence maturation is a personal phase of development where an individual establishes their on beliefs, values, and that they want to accomplish out of life.

1. Concentration

2. Attentiveness

3. Reciprocity

4. Mindfulness

5. Values/Beliefs

6. Emotional Intelligence

7. Attitude

8. Identity

Psychological Development

Spiritual Development

Adolescents are looking for a way to express their spiritual nature and organizations such as churches and faith-based teen clubs can attract them if they offer lively discussions and activities that encourage youth to explore faith in a relevant way.