PPT-Contemporary Adolescence

Chapter 4 Body Issues Sequence of Physical Changes Boys Characteristic Age of first appearance 1 Growth of testes scrotal sac 9 ½ 13 ½ 2 Growth of pubic hair 10 15 3 Growth spurt. 33 No 2 April 2004 pp 101112 2004 The Right to Do Wrong Lying to Parents Among Adolescents and Emerging Adults Lene Arnett Jensen Jeffrey Jensen Arnett S Shirley Feldman and Elizabeth Cauffman Received September 23 2002 revised January 31 2003 acce 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 ?. Chapter 8. DEP 2004 Human Development Across the Lifespan. Guiding Questions. How do theorists view adolescents’ thought and understanding?. How do these views inform our ideas about adolescents’ development of the self?. 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 . David A. Wolfe, Ph.D.. Centre for Prevention Science. CAMH/University of Toronto. David_Wolfe@CAMH.net. Why Relationships are Key. Developmental goals and transitions . Autonomy / transition / experimentation / intimacy. Latency or School Age:7-11yr.. I. Motor Development. The normal grade-school child, 7-11 years of age engages in complex motor tasks, e.g., playing football, skip ropes.. II. Social characteristics The school age child:. Conceptualising Adolescence. Shakespeare . (. The Winter’s Tale; Act III). What do you remember of your own adolescence . ? . Best and Worst . T. imes. 5 tasks of adolescence . Integrate physical and sexual maturity . Chapter 6. Adolescence in our society. Adolescence is not a universal phenomenon.. It is an invention of modern society.. Adolescence . is defined as the period between normal onset of puberty and the beginning of adulthood.. 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.. Young girls having their first menstrual cycle may be isolated in a small hut before emerging as ‘a woman’ months later. In this picture, a young boy from an Ethiopian tribe is beaten by the males in the tribe and then must run across the backs of 4 castrated bulls before being declared ‘a man’. No societies demands that a child become an adult overnight… it is always a period of time.. Jacqueline V Lerner, Ph.D.. Boston College Lynch School of Education. Department of Applied Developmental Psychology. 1. BOSTON COLLEGE WORLD-WIDE WEBINARS:. OUTLINE. Tweens and the transition to the adolescent period. Young girls having their first menstrual cycle may be isolated in a small hut before emerging as ‘a woman’ months later. In this picture, a young boy from an Ethiopian tribe is beaten by the males in the tribe and then must run across the backs of 4 castrated bulls before being declared ‘a man’. No societies demands that a child become an adult overnight… it is always a period of time.. Content on physical development of the adolescent is covered in the PPT Adolescence based on Chapter 19 of . Hockenberry. .. Teen-age Pregnancy adds a whole new set of risks because the adolescent is still developing physically and psychologically. 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-.