KEY TERMS Adolescence Egocentrism Imaginary Audience Personal Fable Socialized Anxiety Socialization (agents of Socialization) Ethnic Identity Roles Values Prosocial Behaviour Upward/Downward Comparison Micro vs Macro Sociology Norms Alienation In/out groups Deviance Tweens Delayed Transitions Census Family Demography Census Heroic Imagination Cognitive Development Conformity Attachment KEY THEORISTS G. Stanley Hall 'Storm and Stress' David Elkind 'Theory of Adolescent Egocentrism' Allison Davis 'Socialized Anxiety' Eduard Spranger 'Dominant Values' Leta Hollingworth 'Gradual Change' Abraham Maslow 'Hierarchy of Needs' Robert Havighurst 'Developmental Tasks for Adolescents' Emile Durkheim 'Suicide: 3 Types' Melvin Seeman 'Social Isolation' Robert Merton 'Social Strain Typology' Harry Harlow 'Monkey Love Experiment' Jean Piaget 'Cognitive Development' Lawrence Kohlberg 'Moral Development' Erik Erikson 'Psychosocial Development' KEY CONCEPTS Muzafer Sherif - Robbers Cave Experiment: Thorough understanding of purpose & conclusions Changes in family (Family trends over the past century) -Vignette of Census Families Theories of Adolescent conformity (3 theories): Festinger, Maslow & Sherif Theories of Adolescent Development (3 theories): Spranger, Hollingworth & Lewin Adolescent Development: Cognitive (Piaget), Moral (Kohlberg), Psychosocial (Erikson) Trends in technology that affect adolescence - Social Networking, sexting, cyber-bullying Why is attachment important? Harry Harlow Surviving the Teenage Brain - Biological Changes in Adolescent Brain Development The Social Dilemma - Impact of Social Media Generation Boomerang - Causes of Boomerang, Pros & Cons.