Chapter 9 220-001

What is Piaget's fourth and official final stage?

• Concrete Operational

• Sensorimotor

• Formal Operational

• Preoperational

Most adolescents and young adults are in the ________ level of morality according to Kohlberg. This is the time where they are guided by conformity to social roles, rules, and expectations.

• Conventional

• Postconventional

• Obedience

• Preconventional

______ are ­intimate groups that have a membership size of about six.­

• Acquaintance

• Cliques

• Crowds

• Best Friends

­Almost 1 in __ U.S. teens said they had suicidal thoughts and ideation

• 12

• 10

• 3

• 6

_______ is defined as distorted feeling that one’s own actions are at the center of everyone else’s consciousness

• Deviancy training

• Adolescent egocentrism

• Imaginary audience

• Personal fable

What is Erikson's Psychosocial Stage during adolescence?

• Identity v. role confusion

• Intimacy v. isolation

• Initiative v. guilt

• Industry v. inferiority

Fourteen-year-old Sasha believes that everyone is watching her and evaluating everything she does. In Elkind's framework, this hypersensitivity to what others think is called _____.

• deviancy training

• personal fable

• preoperational development

• imaginary audience

Across cultures and countries, the most common thing adolescents and parents argue about is:

• school

• independence

• money

• athletics

Tim is encouraging Ryan, a new peer member, to come with him to break windows at the school on a weekend night. This socialization into delinquency is called _____.

• adolescent rebellion

• gang initiation

• socialization

• deviancy training

Kohlberg development stage where moral reasoning is guided by internalized legal and moral principles that protect the rights of all members of society.

• Postconventional

• Conventional

• Postformal thought

• Formal operational