Adolescence & Adulthood - Complete Interactive Lesson
Part 1: Adolescent Development
๐ง Adolescence & Adulthood
Part 1 of 7 โ Adolescent Development
1. Puberty
biological changes, growth spurt
2. Adolescent egocentrism
imaginary audience, personal fable
3. Brain development
prefrontal cortex not fully mature until ~25
4. Risk-taking behavior linked to brain development
Risk-taking behavior linked to brain development
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- Puberty: biological changes, growth spurt
- Adolescent egocentrism: imaginary audience, personal fable
- Brain development: prefrontal cortex not fully mature until ~25
- Risk-taking behavior linked to brain development
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Part 2: Identity Formation
## Identity Formation
Part 2 of 7 โ Identity Formation
1. Erikson
identity vs role confusion
2. Marcia
identity statuses (achievement, moratorium, foreclosure, diffusion)
3. Social identity
race, gender, culture, religion
4. Peer influence increases during adolescence
Peer influence increases during adolescence
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- Erikson: identity vs role confusion
- Marcia: identity statuses (achievement, moratorium, foreclosure, diffusion)
- Social identity: race, gender, culture, religion
- Peer influence increases during adolescence
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Part 3: Adulthood & Aging
## Moral Development
Part 3 of 7 โ Moral Development
1. Kohlberg's stages of moral development
Kohlberg's stages of moral development
2. Preconventional
self-interest (punishment/reward)
3. Conventional
social norms and rules
4. Postconventional
universal ethical principles
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- Kohlberg's stages of moral development
- Preconventional: self-interest (punishment/reward)
- Conventional: social norms and rules
- Postconventional: universal ethical principles
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Part 4: Cognitive Changes
## Adulthood & Aging
Part 4 of 7 โ Adulthood & Aging
1. Erikson's adult stages
intimacy, generativity, integrity
2. Physical changes
menopause, declining sensory abilities
3. Cognitive changes
crystallized intelligence maintained, fluid declines
4. Social changes
empty nest, retirement
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- Erikson's adult stages: intimacy, generativity, integrity
- Physical changes: menopause, declining sensory abilities
- Cognitive changes: crystallized intelligence maintained, fluid declines
- Social changes: empty nest, retirement
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Part 5: Social Development
## Death & Dying
Part 5 of 7 โ Death & Dying
1. Kรผbler-Ross stages of grief
denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance
2. Grief is individual โ not everyone follows these stages
Grief is individual โ not everyone follows these stages
3. Cultural differences in death and mourning
Cultural differences in death and mourning
4. Hospice and palliative care
Hospice and palliative care
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### Key Points
- Kรผbler-Ross stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance
- Grief is individual โ not everyone follows these stages
- Cultural differences in death and mourning
- Hospice and palliative care
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Part 6: Problem-Solving Workshop
## Problem-Solving Workshop
Part 6 of 7 โ Problem-Solving Workshop
1. Applying Kohlberg's stages to moral dilemmas
Applying Kohlberg's stages to moral dilemmas
2. Identifying Erikson's stages throughout lifespan
Identifying Erikson's stages throughout lifespan
3. Analyzing adolescent behavior through developmental lens
Analyzing adolescent behavior through developmental lens
4. Evaluating aging stereotypes
Evaluating aging stereotypes
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- Applying Kohlberg's stages to moral dilemmas
- Identifying Erikson's stages throughout lifespan
- Analyzing adolescent behavior through developmental lens
- Evaluating aging stereotypes
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Part 7: AP Review
## Synthesis & AP Review
Part 7 of 7 โ Synthesis & AP Review
1. Development continues throughout the lifespan
Development continues throughout the lifespan
2. Multiple theories complement each other
Multiple theories complement each other
3. Cultural context matters in development
Cultural context matters in development
4. AP exam
lifespan development questions
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- Development continues throughout the lifespan
- Multiple theories complement each other
- Cultural context matters in development
- AP exam: lifespan development questions
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