Developmental Theories Adolescence Jeopardy Template

Biology	Psychosocial	Early Adolescence	Potpourri
100 What is puberty This begins when a hormone is released signaling the pituitary gland to start sexual development	100 What is group identity vs alienation The psychosocial crisis involved in early adolescence	100 What is a clique Small friendship group of 5 to 10 people	100 What are females This gender has higher rates of adolescence depression
200 What is transsexual Term for people who develop a gender identity opposite to their biological sex	200 What are autonomy from parents, gender identity, internalized morality, and career choice Two of the four developmental tasks in later adolescence	200 What are self-labeling and disclosure Two aspects of sexual orientation for early adolescence	200 What is formal operational thought Stage proposed by Piaget that children reach in adolescence
300 What are androgens and estrogens Name for male and female sex hormones	300 What is identity formation vs identity confusion This results from the enormous difficulty of pulling together many components of the self into a unified image	300 What is grade 11 Grade which was referred to as the "tipping point" where more than 50% of students had experienced sex	300 What are depression and eating disorders Two internalizing problems experienced in early adolescence
400 What are being overweight and lack of strength The most common body issues for girls and boys during adolescence	400 What are agency, unity, otherness, and decentering or distancing The basic elements involved in the private sense of self	400 What are socialization forces and selection forces Two processes at work that influence teen alcohol use	400 What is seven Tiedeman identified this many phases in his model of career decision making
500 What are ability to reject irrelevant info, formulate complex hypothetical arguments, organize an approach to a complex task, and follow a sequence to task completion Two of the cognitive capacities involved in executive functioning	500 What are capacity to categorize people, experiencing a sense of group history, emotional investment in group, and social evaluation of one's group Three of the four dimensions of group identity	500 What are affiliation, attachment, caregiving, and sexual gratification The four needs being met by dating during early adolescence	500 What are individual, psychosocial-emotional, socioeconomic, societal, familial, and situational Three factors that influence career choice

Developmental Theories - Adolescence

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