Psyc 206 Test 2 Martin

authoritative

Joshua's parents set rules for him, but he feels that when a rule seems unfair, he can discuss it with his parents and, even if they don't agree to change the rule, they at least listen to his opinions. Joshua's parents fit best into which parenting style?

peers

Judy and Jessica hang around people their same age. These people are most accurately described as:

restaurants and retail establishments

Overall, the greatest number of working high school students are employed in:

patterns of leisure activity

Peers usually have more influence than parents on matters of:

James Coleman

Which writer has been the most vocal proponent of the idea that there is a separate and troublesome "youth culture"?

American adolescent

Who is more likely to hold a part-time job during high school?

cliques; crowds

____________ are settings for intimate interactions and friendships, whereas _________ are based on reputation, rather than on actual social interaction.

crowds

"Druggies", "jocks", and "nerds" are examples of:

reference group

A group against which an individual compares himself or herself is called:

cohort

A group of individuals who are born during a particular time period is known as what?

less; more

According to Baumrind, children of indulgent parents tend to be _________ mature and __________ conforming to their peers.

sleeper effect

Although young children may seem unaffected by a divorce at the time, problems may emerge when they are adolescents. This delayed effect is called:

absent from school

As discussed in the textbook, adolescents who work more than 20 hours a week are more likely than their peers to be:

obedience

Authoritative parents value all the following except:

sex segregation

During childhood, boys typically associate with boys, while girls primarily associate with other girls. This separation of boys and girls has been referred to as:

baby boom

Following the end of World War II, many parents wanted to have children as soon as possible, creating what has come to be called the postwar:

authoritative

Optimal development during adolescence appears to be facilitates by the ____________ style of parenting.

higher

Self-esteem is _________ among students who are identified with peer groups that have relatively high status in their school.

authoritarian

Tammy's father has absolute standards and expects Tammy to conform to them without exception. If she disobeys his he generally punishes her, and sees no reason why he should explain his rules to Tammy. Instead, his response is, "I'm the father and I love you. I know what's best for you." Her father is best described as what kind of parenting style?

Larson

The Experience Sampling Method was created by:

Experience Sampling Method

The __________________________________ involves adolescents carrying beepers and reporting their moods when paged.

social competence

The chief determinant of popularity in high school is:

flow experience

The experience of high levels of both concentration and interest at the same time is called:

self-fulfilling

The idea that an individual's behavior is influenced by other's expectations for them is a description of?

midlife crisis of adults

The identity of adolescence may interact with the ____________ in increasing family conflict.

leisure activities

Today's teenagers spend the most hours on:

weekday afternoons

When is delinquency most common?

parents; friends

When it comes to matters like religion, adolescents are more likely to be influences by ____________ over ____________ .