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During which stage of development does adolescence occur?
During which stage of development does adolescence occur?
- Late childhood (correct)
- Infancy
- Adulthood
- Early childhood
Which of the following is a characteristic of adolescence?
Which of the following is a characteristic of adolescence?
- Decreased peer influence
- Decreased emotional intensity
- Decreased risk-taking behavior
- Increased independence from parents (correct)
What is the primary cause of the physical changes that occur during adolescence?
What is the primary cause of the physical changes that occur during adolescence?
- Hormonal changes (correct)
- Lifestyle choices
- Environmental factors
- Genetic factors
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Study Notes
Stages of Development
- Adolescence occurs between puberty and adulthood, typically spanning from age 10 to 19.
Characteristics of Adolescence
- A characteristic of adolescence is rapid physical growth and development, accompanied by significant emotional, social, and cognitive changes.
Causes of Physical Changes
- The primary cause of the physical changes that occur during adolescence is the surge of hormonal secretions, primarily testosterone in boys and estrogen in girls, triggered by the pituitary gland.
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