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PSY 658 Final Exam |Pepperdine University| 2024 [100% Correct Answers] Peer Relationships for Girls *Ans*1. Emotional closeness, self-disclosure, mutually supportive statements 2. Coruminatlon can occur 3. Girls can release other girls information which causes anxiety and depression 4. Girls text and call more than boys 5. Cliques are important Peer relationships for boys *Ans*1. Less emotionally close 2. Come together for activity 3. Talk about conflicts competition, and achievement status 4. In midlife boys are more vulnerable and self-disclose and mutual support. 5. Play video games with friends Early dating *Ans*1. Done for recreation and peer status 2. Related to drug use and low academic success 3. Higher rates of anxiety, depression, and suicide 4. Should go to parties and dances before dating Erikson's Intimacy vs. Isolation *Ans*The psychological conflict early adulthood, evident in the young person's thoughts and feelings about making a long-term commitment to an intimate partner and in close, mutually gratifying friendships generatively *Ans*caring for the next generation and helping to improve society Romantic partners for women *Ans*looking for financial status, moral character and ambition romantic partners for men *Ans*looking for physical attractiveness, domestic skills, and younger partner triangular theory of love *Ans*passion, intimacy, and commitment that shifts in emphasis as romantic relationships develop passionate love *Ans*at beginning feeling of intense sexual attraction compassionate love-warm trusting affection and valuing of others compassionate love *Ans*concern for the others well being, expressed through caring efforts to alleviate the others distress, and promote the others growth of flourishing What does pragmatic thought allow for *Ans*thinking in adulthood in which logic becomes a tool for solving real world problems and contradictions are accepted as part of existence. ALLOWS FOR PROBLEM SOLVING cognitive affective complexity *Ans*awareness of conflicting positive and negative feelings and coordination of them into a complex, organized structure that recognizes the uniqueness of individual experience expertise *Ans*acquisition of extensive knowledge in a field of endeavor What are the three stages of vocational development? *Ans*1. Fantasy period 2. Tentative period 3. Realistic period Fantasy period *Ans*in early and middle childhood, children gain insight into career options by fantasizing about them Tentative period *Ans*Between ages 11-16 adolescents think about careers n ore complex ways, at first, in terms of their interests, and soon as they become more aware of personal and educational requirements for different vocations in terms of their abilities and values

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PSY 658 Final Exam |Pepperdine
University| 2024 [100% Correct Answers]
Peer Relationships for Girls *Ans*✨1. Emotional closeness, self-disclosure, mutually supportive
statements

2. Coruminatlon can occur

3. Girls can release other girls information which causes anxiety and depression

4. Girls text and call more than boys

5. Cliques are important



Peer relationships for boys *Ans*✨1. Less emotionally close

2. Come together for activity

3. Talk about conflicts competition, and achievement status

4. In midlife boys are more vulnerable and self-disclose and mutual support.

5. Play video games with friends



Early dating *Ans*✨1. Done for recreation and peer status

2. Related to drug use and low academic success

3. Higher rates of anxiety, depression, and suicide

4. Should go to parties and dances before dating



Erikson's Intimacy vs. Isolation *Ans*✨The psychological conflict early adulthood, evident in the young
person's thoughts and feelings about making a long-term commitment to an intimate partner and in
close, mutually gratifying friendships



generatively *Ans*✨caring for the next generation and helping to improve society



Romantic partners for women *Ans*✨looking for financial status, moral character and ambition

, romantic partners for men *Ans*✨looking for physical attractiveness, domestic skills, and younger
partner



triangular theory of love *Ans*✨passion, intimacy, and commitment that shifts in emphasis as
romantic relationships develop



passionate love *Ans*✨at beginning feeling of intense sexual attraction compassionate love-warm
trusting affection and valuing of others



compassionate love *Ans*✨concern for the others well being, expressed through caring efforts to
alleviate the others distress, and promote the others growth of flourishing



What does pragmatic thought allow for *Ans*✨thinking in adulthood in which logic becomes a tool
for solving real world problems and contradictions are accepted as part of existence. ALLOWS FOR
PROBLEM SOLVING



cognitive affective complexity *Ans*✨awareness of conflicting positive and negative feelings and
coordination of them into a complex, organized structure that recognizes the uniqueness of individual
experience



expertise *Ans*✨acquisition of extensive knowledge in a field of endeavor



What are the three stages of vocational development? *Ans*✨1. Fantasy period

2. Tentative period

3. Realistic period



Fantasy period *Ans*✨in early and middle childhood, children gain insight into career options by
fantasizing about them



Tentative period *Ans*✨Between ages 11-16 adolescents think about careers n ore complex ways, at
first, in terms of their interests, and soon as they become more aware of personal and educational
requirements for different vocations in terms of their abilities and values

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