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Most adolescents are egocentric, meaning they think more about themselves and are self-conscious about how they ______ to others.
Most adolescents are egocentric, meaning they think more about themselves and are self-conscious about how they ______ to others.
appear
During middle adolescence, they tend to spend more time with their ______ rather than with their parents.
During middle adolescence, they tend to spend more time with their ______ rather than with their parents.
peers
In late adolescence, maturity is evident in their ______-making abilities.
In late adolescence, maturity is evident in their ______-making abilities.
decision
Emerging adulthood occurs between the ages of ______ and 25.
Emerging adulthood occurs between the ages of ______ and 25.
During late adolescence, they develop a stronger faith in ______.
During late adolescence, they develop a stronger faith in ______.
The process of self-actualization and learning that combines an individual’s mental, physical, social, emotional, and spiritual ______.
The process of self-actualization and learning that combines an individual’s mental, physical, social, emotional, and spiritual ______.
During adolescence, individuals undergo the process of self-evaluation which leads to long-range goal setting, emotional and social dependence, and ______.
During adolescence, individuals undergo the process of self-evaluation which leads to long-range goal setting, emotional and social dependence, and ______.
In early adolescence, changes in ______ happen which contribute to mood swings.
In early adolescence, changes in ______ happen which contribute to mood swings.
During middle adolescence, physical development becomes slower among ______.
During middle adolescence, physical development becomes slower among ______.
The brain continues to develop and you are beginning to think from concrete to ______ terms.
The brain continues to develop and you are beginning to think from concrete to ______ terms.
You begin to rely more on your friends or peer groups for support than on your ______.
You begin to rely more on your friends or peer groups for support than on your ______.
You start pondering on questions concerning existence, essence of spirituality, ______, and God.
You start pondering on questions concerning existence, essence of spirituality, ______, and God.
The changes in hormones during early adolescence can sometimes result in ______.
The changes in hormones during early adolescence can sometimes result in ______.
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Study Notes
Holistic Development
- Holistic development involves the integration of mental, physical, social, emotional, and spiritual growth.
Aspects of Holistic Development
Physiological Development
- Characterized by rapid body growth, hair development, and muscle modifications.
- Physical changes prepare individuals for biological reproduction.
Cognitive Development
- The brain continues to mature, enabling more abstract thinking.
- Individuals begin to evaluate problems logically and scientifically.
Psychological Development
- Emotional and mood changes occur, alongside establishing personal beliefs, values, and life goals.
- Adolescents engage in self-evaluation leading to long-term goal setting and social maturity.
Social Development
- There is increased reliance on friends and peer groups for support, leading to susceptibility to peer pressure.
Spiritual Development
- A growing interest in spiritual matters, pondering questions about existence, spirituality, religion, and God.
Developmental Periods
Early Adolescence (10-14 years)
- Hormonal changes trigger mood swings and significant physical growth.
- Individuals often feel anxiety due to curiosity about bodily changes and value privacy and independence.
- Abstract thinking is still developing, coupled with interest in spiritual and moral values.
Middle Adolescence (15-17 years)
- Puberty is nearing completion, with slower physical development in females and continued growth in males.
- Emotional instability is common, influenced by social and academic environments.
- Egocentrism rises, with heightened self-consciousness regarding appearance.
- Increased peer interaction occurs, leading to risk-taking behavior and exploration of new experiences.
- Conflicts with parents over rules are common, alongside exposure to intense peer pressure and community concerns.
Late Adolescence (18-24 years)
- This period highlights significant mental and cognitive growth.
- Maturity in decision-making emerges, with improved emotional control and critical thinking.
- Individuals identify their core values and prioritize family relationships.
- Emotional stability increases, and life plans become more specific with a strengthened faith in God.
Emerging Adulthood (18-25 years)
- Defined by identity exploration, taking place between adolescence and young adulthood.
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