History & Research Methods Week 2 Quiz
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According to Piaget, what does accommodation involve in the context of cognitive development?

  • Engaging in abstract reasoning
  • Fitting information into an old category
  • Utilizing the mind similar to a computer
  • Creating a new category for new information (correct)
  • Which term refers to a transition that most teens go through, generally around the same time?

  • Globalization
  • Normative (correct)
  • Virtuous cycle
  • Idiosyncratic
  • In social cognitive theory, what does negative reinforcement involve?

  • Influencing the environment indirectly
  • Adding something to decrease a behavior
  • Taking something away to increase a behavior (correct)
  • Gradually transitioning to adulthood
  • Which historical figure defined adolescence as a phase that should be valued?

    <p>Jean-Jacques Rousseau</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does Bandura's social learning theory relate to peer influence in teenagers?

    <p>It highlights the strong influence peers can have</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a characteristic of idiosyncratic transitions?

    <p>They happen unpredictably</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In ecological and developmental systems theory, what does the macrosystem refer to?

    <p>Upper-level institutions like government policies</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did Ancient Greece view adolescence?

    <p>It did not exist as a distinct phase</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which research design specifically aims to determine if two variables are related but does not establish causation?

    <p>Correlational design</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the effects of globalization on friendships and dating?

    <p>Increase in long-distance relationships</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the mesosystem represent in Urie Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory?

    <p>Interactions between internal systems</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which psychological theory posits that unconscious urges determine behavior, specifically during the genital stage?

    <p>Psychoanalytic theory</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    • Transitions: Normative (most teens go through, around the same time) - Puberty. Idiosyncratic (not everyone goes through, or unpredictable) - Death of a parent.
    • History of Adolescence (timeline): Ancient Greece - No adolescence. Preindustrial Europe - Teens but still contributed to the family. 18th Century - Rousseau defined adolescence and its value. 19th Century - Education promoted, and population increased. Now - Teens can be exposed to more due to internet.
    • Learning Loss: Caused by education during the pandemic, made teens struggle.
    • Social Changes: Family make-up, influence of peers, sexuality, social media, racial injustices.
    • Globalization: Information travels from continent to continent within seconds. Effects on friendships/dating, education, aging population, voting implications, less locked into traditional ways, and vulnerable to impacts.
    • Theories: psychoanalytic (Freud: unconscious urges determine behavior), Erikson (identity vs. role confusion stage), cognitive (Piaget: formal operations), learning and social cognitive (Skinner: behavior based on rewards/punishments), social and anthropological (continuous/discontinuous societies), ecological and developmental systems (Urie's systems), and developmental systems theory (interactions between systems impact development).
    • Research Methods: Specific activities of the participants. Research Design: Overall plan of the study.
    • Correlational Research Design: Aims to determine if two things are related. Impact of one variable on the other (no causation).
    • Descriptive Research Design: Aims to describe a specific phenomenon (qualitative).
    • Experimental Research Design: Aims to determine whether a causal relationship exists.
    • Research Process: Defines questions, samples, and research methods before data collection and analysis.
    • Cross-sectional Data: Collects data on participants at one point in time.

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    Test your application of terms related to normative and idiosyncratic transitions, as well as the history of adolescence. Explore scenarios such as puberty and the death of a parent in different contexts.

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