HDEV FINAL EXAM COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE
WITH SOLVED QUESTIONS
◉ puberty.
Answer: physical changes that make an individual capable of
reproduction
◉ spermarche.
Answer: first ejaculation (occurs during masturbation, 13-14 years
old)
◉ menarche.
Answer: first menstrual cycle (happening younger and younger)
◉ why is menarche (first period) happening younger.
Answer: -nutrition (fattier diets)
◉ what triggers menarche (first period).
Answer: weight to fat ratio
◉ amenorrhea.
,Answer: menstrual cycle stops when female falls below weight/fat
ratio
◉ primary sex characteristics.
Answer: make individual capable of reproduction
◉ secondary sex characteristics.
Answer: observable changes in physical appearance
◉ male secondary sex characteristics.
Answer: large ears, hands, feet muscles
◉ female secondary sex characteristics.
Answer: wide hips, narrow waist, breasts
◉ male and female sex characteristics.
Answer: growth spirt, body hair, acne, muscle/ fat ratio
◉ early vs late puberty in males and females.
Answer: males: earlier is better, higher status
females: earlier is worse, low self esteem and body image
,◉ males view of sex and intimacy.
Answer: sex leads to intimacy
◉ females view of sex and intimacy.
Answer: intimacy leads to sex
◉ where do teens learn about sex.
Answer: parents, media, school, friends
◉ ____ of teen pregnancy comes from first sexual incounter.
Answer: 50%
◉ identity.
Answer: answer to question "who am I"
-includes appearance, attitudes, beliefs, interests, roles
◉ primary crisis in adolescence.
Answer: Erikson's identity vs. identity confusion
◉ ship of theseus.
, Answer: if you keep replacing pieces of the ship, at what point does
it start not being that ship and become a different one. same with
identity
◉ when do adolescent/ parent disagreements occur.
Answer: adolescent believes these (clothes, music, etc.) are personal
taste
parents think these are right or wrong
◉ dimensions of identity statuses.
Answer: exploration and commitment
◉ achieved dimension of identity.
Answer: high commitment
high exploration
◉ foreclosed dimension of identity.
Answer: high commitment
no exploration
◉ diffused dimension of identity.
Answer: no commitment
WITH SOLVED QUESTIONS
◉ puberty.
Answer: physical changes that make an individual capable of
reproduction
◉ spermarche.
Answer: first ejaculation (occurs during masturbation, 13-14 years
old)
◉ menarche.
Answer: first menstrual cycle (happening younger and younger)
◉ why is menarche (first period) happening younger.
Answer: -nutrition (fattier diets)
◉ what triggers menarche (first period).
Answer: weight to fat ratio
◉ amenorrhea.
,Answer: menstrual cycle stops when female falls below weight/fat
ratio
◉ primary sex characteristics.
Answer: make individual capable of reproduction
◉ secondary sex characteristics.
Answer: observable changes in physical appearance
◉ male secondary sex characteristics.
Answer: large ears, hands, feet muscles
◉ female secondary sex characteristics.
Answer: wide hips, narrow waist, breasts
◉ male and female sex characteristics.
Answer: growth spirt, body hair, acne, muscle/ fat ratio
◉ early vs late puberty in males and females.
Answer: males: earlier is better, higher status
females: earlier is worse, low self esteem and body image
,◉ males view of sex and intimacy.
Answer: sex leads to intimacy
◉ females view of sex and intimacy.
Answer: intimacy leads to sex
◉ where do teens learn about sex.
Answer: parents, media, school, friends
◉ ____ of teen pregnancy comes from first sexual incounter.
Answer: 50%
◉ identity.
Answer: answer to question "who am I"
-includes appearance, attitudes, beliefs, interests, roles
◉ primary crisis in adolescence.
Answer: Erikson's identity vs. identity confusion
◉ ship of theseus.
, Answer: if you keep replacing pieces of the ship, at what point does
it start not being that ship and become a different one. same with
identity
◉ when do adolescent/ parent disagreements occur.
Answer: adolescent believes these (clothes, music, etc.) are personal
taste
parents think these are right or wrong
◉ dimensions of identity statuses.
Answer: exploration and commitment
◉ achieved dimension of identity.
Answer: high commitment
high exploration
◉ foreclosed dimension of identity.
Answer: high commitment
no exploration
◉ diffused dimension of identity.
Answer: no commitment
