Psych 206 Test 3 Martin

psychosocial moratorium

According to Erikson, a necessary "time-out" for adolescents is called:

violate self-image

According to the textbook, which of the following might make individuals especially vulnerable to the effects of stress?

birth order

Feldman and her colleagues have found evidence for consistent variations in autonomy expectations as a function of:

close

Healthy individuation and positive mental health are fostered by ____________ family relationships.

remain about the same

How much do people's personalities differ before and after adolescence?

self-esteem

How positively or negatively people feel about themselves defines:

parents

If an adolescent is making a decision regarding long-term occupational plans, he or she is likely to go to his or her _______ for advice.

detachment

In classical psychoanalytical theories, the process of separation that occurs during early adolescence is referred to as:

self-conception

Maria describes herself as an only child, as a person who likes art and music, who is shy , and who likes to read. Maria's description fits best with the idea of:

impulsive

Mei was an impulsive preschooler. It is likely that as an adolescent, she will be:

white females

Overall, which group of adolescents feels least positive about themselves?

overprotective and intrusive

Parents who use a lot of psychological control are best characterized as being:

more stable; get older

Temperament and personality tend to become ___________________ as we _________________.

autonomy

The psychosocial domain concerning the development and expression of independence is called:

personality dimensions

What does the Five-Factor Model describe?

confess

When asked what a guilty person should do when being interrogated by police, younger adolescents are more likely than older adolescents to say that the person:

conscientiousness

Which dimension of the Five-Factor Model measures how organized someone is?

behavioral autonomy

Which of the following aspects of autonomy involves the capacity to make independent decisions and follow through with them?

emotional autonomy

Which of the following types of autonomy refers to the aspect of independence related to changes in an individual's close relationships?

permissive

Which of the following types of households creates adolescents who do not develop healthy autonomy, have difficulty complying with rules, and are usually dependent on their friends?