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WOW I KNOW! I STILL CAN'T BELIEVE I GAVE BIRTH TO SOMETHING THIS BIG! Question 1 (2 points) Saved In the comic presented above, the mom says ".... can't believe I gave birth to something this big!" Her statement is most likely referencing which element of puberty? development of primary sexual characteristics the adolescent weight gain increase in size of the prefrontal cortex the adolescent growth spurt Question 2 (2 points) Saved If the teenage boy in the comic, Jeremy, is a typical male adolescent, we can expect which of the following to be true? His growth spurt will increase his height by 4 - 12 inches His growth spurt would occur later than females of the same age, but could continue into his 20s Puberty likely began for him between the age of 10 and 17 all of the above are true I NOTICE YOUR VOICE SCAGNGERE AND OR COMPLETOSAS DECG Gin 2AWINGS ON MOM MOM! 25 Question 3 (2 points) Both the changes in Jeremy's voice and complexion can be blamed on an increase of which hormone? Estrogen O Luteinizing Hormone O Testosterone Progesterone Question 4 (2 points) True or False: In the comic shown above, the mom references changes to Jeremy's voice and complexion. These changes would best be described as primary sex characteristics. True False 7:30AM 9:00AM 10:30AM 12:00PM (YAWN! SO YOU DECIDED TO GET UP EARLY TOO HUH? SNEEP SWEEP SWEEP! Question 5 (2 points) In the comic above, Jeremy greets his mother at noon by observing that she had decided to get up early too (not realizing that she had been up for almost 5 hours by that point). Based on what you know about adolescent sleep, his mother's reaction to this should be: Confusion; teenagers typically have a reversed sleep schedule, meaning that Jeremy should not be awake at all during daylight hours Unsurprised; it is typical for teenagers to sleep later than adults due to a pushed back circadian rhythm Agreement; teenagers typically wake up in mid-afternoon due to a pushed back circadian rhythm, so noon would represent waking up early for Jeremy Extreme concern; teenagers typically wake up at sunrise due to a pushed forward circadian rhythm Question 6 (2 points) If Jeremy is a typical teenager, which of the following is likely to be true regarding his sleep? He is more likely to be experiencing a depressed mood due to too much sleep He needs less sleep than adults (5 - 7 hours on average) His sleep habits may be contributing to poor performance at school and a weakened immune system He is sleeping more than necessary to meet his sleep needs HECKER! DID YOU SEE THE WAK SARA JUST LOOKED AT MEP HOW COULD SOUMICSIT HEREYES CHEPT PAST VE STOFFER THENCAME BACK AND LNGERED RORA MOMENT SHE EVENLICKED PERLIS CHYTTAR I'VE STILL IT! NO PIZZE DAY Question 7 (2 points) True or False: According to Piaget, an increase in focus on the self during adolescence was due in part to the development of the ability to understand abstract concepts. True False Question 8 (2 points) In the comic above, Jeremy interprets Sara's behavior as indicating an interest in him, when it's more likely that she was really interested in the "Pizza Day" banner behind him. Jeremy's reaction suggests that he is experiencing A , as he is interpreting Sara's action as being directly related to him despite no evidence that that is the case. Hide hint for Question 8 Hint: In Chapter 6 we covered some elements of adolescent thought, including: adolescent egocentrism the personal fable introspection idealism hypocrisy Question 9 (2 points) True or False: According to Marcia's Theory of Identity Development, most adolescents have already developed a stable identity before they complete high school. True False Question 10 (2 points) Jeremy tells his guidance counselor that he never plans that far ahead when referring to the weekend. Given this attitude about his immediate plans, it would be reasonable to conclude that he is in which status according to Marcia's Theory of Identity Development? Diffusion Achievement Moratorium Foreclosure BY JERRY SCOTT AND JIM BORGMAN ZITS I MADS VOU SOMETHING FOR FATHERS DAY REALLY WHAT? THANG PUDE THREE GOOD DECISIONS Question 11 (2 points) True or False: Two of the good decisions Jeremy made were declining to drink alcohol at a party and breaking up a fight. Research has shown that a reduction in these types of risky behaviors (drinking and aggression) is more common in adolescent boys who share family meals with their parents. True O False Question 12 (2 points) Jeremy tells his father that he made three good decisions as his present to him for Father's Day. Based on this, what can we conclude about their relationship? Jeremy and his father have exceptionally good communication, as only extremely close relationships between teens and parents are associated with a reduction in risk taking behaviors Jeremy and his father have no communication, as any communication between teens and parents is associated with increased risk taking behaviors Jeremy and his father have poor communication, as poor quality communication between teens and parents is associated with fewer risk taking behaviors Jeremy and his father have good communication, as communication between teens and parents is associated with fewer risk taking behaviors Question 13 (2 points) In the above comic, Jeremy and Sara are shown having a date at the beach. If the two are in a committed relationship, it would be reasonable to guess that they are in O late adolescence early adulthood O early adolescence middle adolescence Question 14 (2 points) Jeremy's statement in the above comic implies that he is very happy with his life because of his positive date with Sara. Based on what you read in the textbook, it would be reasonable to assume that if he had a fight with Sara, he would be happy, as adolescents do not typically experience negative emotions in relation to their romantic partners upset, as both positive and negative emotions are influenced by romantic relationships in adolescence mildly upset, as negative emotions are not felt as strongly as positive emotions during adolescence neutral, as adolescents are generally not impacted by arguments with their romantic partners Question 15 (2 points) True or False: For most of adolescence, it is more common for teenagers to interact with romantic partners in either mixed-sex groups or on group dates than it is for them to go on dates with just each other. True False