True or False

Write out true or false on each line. The letters T/F will not be accepted

2.

Changes in self-perception are greater during early adolescence then during middle

or late adolescence.

3.

self-esteem.

Identity development is best understood as a series of interrelated developments.

5.

4.

Adolescents with low self-esteem are more likely to experiment with alcohol then

those with high self-esteem.

There are no ethnic differences between Black and White adolescents in terms of

Erikson believed the establishment of a coherent sense of identity is the chief

psychosocial crisis of adolescence.

6.

The development of a negative identity in adolescence is a normal part of healthy

development.

1/n7.

Individuals in a state of identity cohesion display the highest level of psychological,

behavioral and interpersonal problems.

8.

life cycle.

9.

Emotional autonomy during adolescence involves a transformation, not a

breaking off, of family relationships.

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develop.

11.

Autonomy is a psychosocial concern that surfaces and resurfaces during the entire

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14.

De-idealization of parents is one of the first aspects of emotional autonomy to

12.

Adolescents raised by indulgent or indifferent families acquire adequate

standards for behavior.

Autonomous adolescents tend to be distant from their parents.

The maturation of basic cognitive abilities is complete at around age 16.

Conformity to peers is higher during middle adolescence then later.

15.

Harry stack Sullivan believed that the security one derives from having

satisfying relationships with others is the glue that holds one's sense of self together.

16.

Sullivan believed that the capacity for intimacy first develops prior to

adolescence in the context of other (male-female) relationships./n17.

Interpersonal development is cumulative: what happens during infancy affect

what happens in early childhood, which affects what happens in middle childhood and so on.

18.

People's security of attachment in infancy predicts social competence in

childhood, security of attachment to close friends in adolescence and positive romantic

relationships in adulthood.

During adolescence parents remain the most important source of

companionship and intimate self-disclosure.

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20.

Post-conventional moral reasoning is quite common.