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What are social roles?
What are social roles?
- The unique belief systems developed by adolescents
- The part people play as members of a social group (correct)
- The incidents of conflict between parents and teens
- Unwritten rules about how to behave in a particular social group
What type of conflicts may increase during the puberty stage?
What type of conflicts may increase during the puberty stage?
- Community conflicts
- Peer conflicts
- Societal conflicts
- Parent-child conflicts (correct)
What do social norms provide in society?
What do social norms provide in society?
- Chaos
- Unique belief systems
- Order and predictability (correct)
- Conflict resolution
What can high-quality friendships enhance in adolescents?
What can high-quality friendships enhance in adolescents?
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What do adolescents begin to develop through their interaction with social, familial, and cultural environments?
What do adolescents begin to develop through their interaction with social, familial, and cultural environments?
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Study Notes
Social Development in Adolescence
- Social roles are the expectations and behaviors associated with a particular position or status within a group or society.
Conflicts During Puberty
- Interpersonal conflicts may increase during the puberty stage due to hormonal changes and identity formation.
Social Norms
- Social norms provide a sense of belonging, unity, and cohesion in society by establishing common values, beliefs, and behaviors.
Friendships in Adolescence
- High-quality friendships can enhance emotional well-being, self-esteem, and social skills in adolescents.
Identity Development
- Adolescents begin to develop their sense of self and identity through their interaction with social, familial, and cultural environments.
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