PPT-16 - Adolescence: Psychosocial Development

Ages 11 to 18 Identity Erikson Identity vs role confusion Who am I Identity Not Yet Achieved Role confusion Identity diffusion Dont know dont care Few commitments to goals or values. Betsy . Pfeffer. MD. Assistant Clinical Professor Pediatrics. Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital of New York Presbyterian. Columbia University. Overview of Adolescence . Through the Ages. What is Adolescence ?. (Birth to 3 years). By. Ashley, Brendan, Billy . “Proceeds from head to foot and central part to extremities.”. “Sucks reflexively.”. “Visually tracks to midline.”. “Lifts head when held upright.”. Presentation. . by . Jim Foley. Developing Through the Life Span. © 2013 Worth Publishers . Teenage Topics. Physical Development: Puberty and more. Cognitive Development in Adolescence. Reasoning Power. Puberty (pubescence). Puberty is probably initiated by the increased release of the . Gonadotrophic. Releasing Factor (hypothalamus). . The . GRF. causes the increased secretion of Luteinizing Hormone which causes the testes to produce Testosterone and the ovaries to produce . By Lisa French, Clarinda McKnight, . Shawny Smith, Ellise Stratton, Jessie West.. PSYCHOSOCIAL. DEVELOPMENT. There is . little doubt that early childhood experiences are important in the development of social. Randy . McKain. , M.Ed.; L.S.M.. Dean of Student Life / Program Director of Youth Ministry. Oak Hills Christian College. What Defines an Adult?. Age?. Responsibility?. Having a college degree?. Getting married?. Chapter 8. Adolescence. Copyright © 2017, 2013 Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights . Reserved. Learning Objectives (1 of 5) . 8.1 . List the physical changes that begin puberty and summarize the surprising changes in brain development during adolescence.. during . the First Three Years. Foundations of Psychosocial Development. Psychosocial development - Combination of . individual development . with social relationships.. Emotions. Personality. Temperament. Biological Changes of Puberty. The Physical Changes of Puberty. Puberty is a time period of rapid biological growth. Hormonal changes triggered by hypothalamus. Two classes of sex hormones:. Estrogen—estradiol production 8 times higher in females. change and development of identity during adolescence. Physical changes in . adolescence. Physical maturation and adult reproductive functioning are controlled by the endocrine system that operates through the hypothalamus-pituitary-. Ken Winters, Ph.D.. Senior Scientist. Oregon Research Institute. &. Adjunct Faculty, Dept. of Psychology. University of Minnesota. winte001!@umne.edu. 2018 Evergreen Conference. Bemidji. , . MN.   March 22, 2018. physical. cognitive. social. Learning Target: I will be able to explain biological, social, view of self, and cognitive development of adolescent. ADOLESCENCE. How do we change from age 12 to 20. ?. How does the media portray adolescence. Agenda:. Do now: . take your homework out, I will be collecting it, make sure your name is on your paper. Notes: . When you are finished with your notes, take review sheet of terms, and practice test, to begin preparing for quest which will be during the 1. Tapp. ). Professor Stephen Briggs. Session 1: Intro to TAPP and the course. 10am- 10.30am. Adolescent mental health is a major concern nationally and world-wide . 50% of all lifetime mental disorders begin before 14 .