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| Physical Development Benefits |
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healthier long term
increases self-esteem
reduces stress |
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| Physical Development (recommended) |
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play against athlets same age & skill
improve quality of equipment
rules being enforced |
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deprivation
why? video games
texting
extra-curricular activities |
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| name the 3 eating disorders |
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#1 eating disorder
two times to be over weight in the U.S than anywhere else in the world |
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poor health
subject to high cholestoral
more at risk for hypertension
difficulty moving joints |
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| Anorexia (self starvation) |
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5% of girls suffer from this
this is growing in males
more common in Western areas |
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distorted body image
very good student
want perfection
withdraw?depression
afraid of weight |
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excessive exercising & dieting
disatisfied with weight and always making new goals |
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Binge & purge syndrome
harder to detect but dentist usually see the first signs bc of teeth rooting away |
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| calisit on fingers, and teeth rooting away |
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| Treatment for eating disorder |
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| family therapy or cognitive therapy |
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only 1/2 fully recover
1/3 anorexia patients drop of out treatment
30-50% bulima recover |
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| fact about drugs and alcohol |
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6% of kids ages 12-17 are treated with alcohol abuse
1/2 teens tried illege drugs by HS
drug abuse is declining but still very high |
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| HS students binge drink more than just having a few drinks, students also do poor in school bc they are hungover |
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high risky behavior
drunk driving(taking there life or someone elses)
serious long term cognitive development |
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| why do kids do do drugs or alcohol at a young age? |
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| rebellion, curious, its illegal, parents, peer pressure, nature/nuture, media |
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10-24 yeard old 71% are due to:
auto accident
unintentional injuries
homoside
suiside |
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| auto accidents are #1 because.. |
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teens from 16-19 are just begining to learn how to drive
having too many ppl in care
drinking & driving
no seat belts
texting |
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| has dropped from 93-03'but in 2004 the rate began to increase by 8%. |
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| who are more successful when it comes to suicide? |
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| boys are 4x to be more successful bc there methods are faster while girls attemps more and are usually not successful for example grls cut |
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| cognitive development PIAGET (6 formal operations 11 yrs..) |
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| abstract thought, think about it, understand metaphor & allegory, plan for the future and develope philosophy of life |
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self-efficacy/motivation
socio economics(boys better in math, while girls r better with Eng.)
gender (g- better reading skils, do better in school and more likely to gradute HS & college, more women then men in grad school)
school (adequate and up to date with books/technology, safe, stable teaching) |
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| ineffective school, family issues, teen prego, behavior problems |
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| James Marcia (identity formation) |
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achievement
diffusion
identity forclosure
moratorium |
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| James Marcia--->Achievement |
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Definition
| i thought about things, what is valuable, how i will carry myself out |
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| James Marcia--->diffusion |
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very disorganized
no goals
all over the place |
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| James Marcia--->identity forclosure |
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what they believe in
missing "thinking" part
never thought about things, just was told to do things |
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| James Marcia--->moratorium |
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decisions making on HOLD
but continues to explore |
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| sexual behavior ARGUMENTS |
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teaching sex ed gives students permission
rentsgivin less/more info about sex
only teaching about absenece
not teaching contriceptions
proper sex ed decrease incidents |
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| 4 factors of family adolesence |
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communication
support
connectiveness
control |
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lack of parental supervision
bad role models
inconsistant rules
harsh punnishment
no jobs
often use of drugs/alcohol |
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| 20-40 years old, strength, endurance, energy is at its peak |
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| #1 cause of death is accidents, then cancer usually skin and heart dieseas |
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women live longer then men
why? several reasons: genetics, estrogen, women have a better diet, mens jobs are more riskier |
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ability to "shift gears" between abstract and reality
multiple causalities, multiple solutions
pragmattism- know the right solution and answers
awareness of paradox-decision may have a conflict |
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ability to "shift gears" between abstract and reality
multiple causalities, multiple solutions
pragmattism- know the right solution and answers
awareness of paradox-decision may have a conflict |
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| 4 factors that help you grow intellectually |
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uncertainty
inconsistancy
contradictory
experience |
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developing our values away from home.
sharing or impoarting your values to another person |
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| Psychosocial development (2) |
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| psychosocial development of being single |
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| extending edu, cost of wedding & children, women being financially independent, like being single, dear of divorce, unable to find partner, likes freedom |
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| psychosocial development- married |
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| companionship, financially more stable, divison of labor,more benefits, best place to raise children |
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redefine connection to out family of origin
balance intimacy with autonomy (you+you=us)
establish a fulfilling sexual relationship (have needs met) |
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smaller families
medicare technology improved
both parents work outside home
life more expensive
fathers are becoming primary care givers
more single parents |
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organize work and famile roles
become more involved in community
learn more and respond to children's developmental needs
provide economic stability
plan for childs future |
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| socioeconomics, age of time of marriage, degree of social intigration, incresed acceptance, changing roles of women (no longer need to be supported) no fault laws, infidelity, little family time, poor communication |
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| how does divorce hurt people |
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Definition
| people have health problems, may not have health care benefits, women's standard of living |
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| what are two of the occupational patterns |
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| stable (focused on career position of power & responsibility) and shifting |
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| Causes for mid-life crisis? |
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children leaving home
passed over at work
deal of one's parent
empty nest sydrome |
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| 40-65 years old are in the best health, and are in many different places |
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| changes in middle adulthood |
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children grow up and move away
parents are aging and mayb dying
retiring |
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| health problems/concerns in middle adulthood |
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Definition
| women-<3 diseas, osteoporosis, menapause |
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| intelligence in middle adulthood |
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fluid intelligence-drops off when youg get older
crystialized-gets better improves when you get older, physical exercise helps memoey and ability to think |
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| The mature learner in middle adulthood |
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Definition
44% participate in adult edu. LOLO
1/3 participate in online learning |
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| why do mature middle adulthood learners participate in adult edu? |
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to retain or advance learning
women who are returing or beining after"children are done school"
want to learn and love to learn
fighting dementia
improve their own skills for their children |
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| facts about middle adulthood |
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| married daugheter are most likely to take care of elderly rather than their sons. |
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aging parent
middle adult children
growing children |
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| some problems that the sandwhich generation can go thru is.. |
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disagreement of spouses
"" with middle adult children and growin children,theres usually only one care taker when there could be many |
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| a solution for the sandwhich geneteration could be.. |
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| in home care, respit- care for you in home, safe, and kept company |
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| middile adulthood unemployment |
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Definition
| corp. down sizing & outsourcing |
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Term
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| 90% are women and a lot are not reported |
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| Spousal/parent abuse WHY DO THEY STAY? |
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Definition
victime is dependent on abuse
they think they deserve it
they feel lucky to have this person
victim loves the abuser
fear of retalliation
believe the abuser will change
FAULTY COGNITION- victim believes abuse is a sign of love
women would leave but they have no where to go :( |
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| late adult years (two types) |
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| depends on what u can and cnt do, its doesnt really matter what ur age is |
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cellular clock/programmed aging
assualt/wear and tear |
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| Where do late adulthood live? |
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insitutional care
1. contiuum of care facilities (independent living)
partnered housing
accessory housing
group housing
foster care |
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physical
neglect
psychological
material abuse
violating human rights
abandonment |
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made house calls
code of ethics- mural to visit all of her patients
hospice |
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denial
anger
bargaining
depression
antiphaory/prepatory
acceptance |
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