Adolescent Development: The Self

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Eriksons identity versus role confusion
________: Eriksons fifth stage of psychosocial development.
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Experimentation with
online self-presentations
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The daily lives of adolescents varies
culturally
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Teens stay in touch with
friends online
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Both positive and negative features of
media use
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Negative aspects of media use:
Cyberbullying

Online predators
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Positive aspects of media use
Community involvement
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Selfies may contribute to
narcissism
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Those with lower self esteem
log in online more often
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Racism consists of:
Stereotypes; Prejudices; Discrimination; Microaggressions
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Institutional racism related to
mental health outcomes
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Cognitive ability to compare
real selves to ideal selves
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Appearance is very
important to adolescents
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Appearance can account for
45–70% of variance in global self-esteem
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Teens who describe parents as “available” and “understanding”,
less likely to engage in risky, dangerous behavior
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To promote healthy identity development, speak
transparently but matter of fact and succinctly regarding sexual exploration
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To promote healthy identity development, establish and uphold
rules and boundaries
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Establishing and upholding rules and boundaries reduces
drug use and risky behaviors
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To promote healthy identity development, open
lines of communication