CHAPTER 8: FORMAL OPERATIONS & MORAL DEVELOPMENT E3

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What is Piaget's Formal Operational Stage?

The final stage in Piaget's theory, beginning around age twelve and continuing into adulthood.

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What is abstract reasoning?

The ability to think about ideas that aren't concrete.

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Define hypothetical-deductive reasoning.

The ability to form hypotheses, test them, and reason scientifically.

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What is propositional reasoning?

The evaluation of logical statements without real-life experience interfering.

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How does information-processing theory relate to adolescence?

It shows increases in working memory, processing speed, strategies, and metacognition during adolescence.

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What distinguishes formal thinkers from concrete thinkers?

Formal thinkers can separate logic from reality, while concrete thinkers cannot.

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What is the definition of obesity?

A Body Mass Index (BMI) of thirty or more.

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What are some causes of obesity in adolescents?

Worsening diet quality, less exercise than recommended, and sports participation pros and cons.

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What psychological factors make adolescents vulnerable to anorexia?

Increased body consciousness and cultural/media pressures reinforcing thinness ideals.

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What are the cognitive effects of starvation in anorexia?

Impaired cognition, body temperature regulation, and heart function.

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What triggers binges in bulimia?

Binges are usually triggered by stress or negative emotions.

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What are some medical risks associated with bulimia?

Electrolyte imbalance and gastrointestinal damage.

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What factors contribute to the rise of depression in adolescence?

Brain changes, social stress, and identity pressures.

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Which gender has higher rates of depression beginning in early adolescence?

Girls.

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How do cognitive distortions affect depression?

They worsen the condition.

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What is the DSM in relation to depression?

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, which outlines symptoms and classifications.

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What is the distinction between depression and bipolar disorder?

Bipolar disorder includes episodes of mania, while depression does not.

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What is the impact of sports participation on adolescents?

It has pros such as fitness and discipline, and cons like injuries and burnout.

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What is the relationship between adolescence and cognitive distortions?

Cognitive distortions can exacerbate feelings of depression during adolescence.

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What role does cultural pressure play in anorexia?

Cultural and media pressures reinforce ideals of thinness, increasing vulnerability.