KU ABSC 160 Chapters 14, 15, and Exam
Review
An approach to finding ways to help all young people reach their full potential.
- correct answer ✔Positive youth development
The number of different ways in which an individual defines herself - correct
answer ✔Self- complexity
The assumption that problems are caused by something lacking in the child or
teen that needs to be fixed - correct answer ✔Deficit model of youth
development
Doing several different activities at the same time, often involving several
forms of media - correct answer ✔Multitasking
The idea that it is best for girls and women to be thin - correct answer ✔Thin
ideal
The tendency to pay attention automatically to novel, moving, meaningful, or
surprising stimuli - correct answer ✔Orientating response
Providing children with the skills to understand the underlying purposes and
messages of media - correct answer ✔media literacy
The number of different ways in which an individual defines herself - correct
answer ✔self-complexity
,Common sense positive experiences and qualities that help young people
become caring, responsible adults - correct answer ✔Developmental assets
Being able to comprehend and understand the meaning behind media one
consumes - correct answer ✔Media literacy
Promoted mainly by the media, the illusion that a thin body type is ideal for
girls and women - correct answer ✔Thin ideal
An approach where the primary focus is on determining methods to help
young individuals reach their full potential - correct answer ✔Positive youth
development
Performing two or more tasks simultaneously - correct answer ✔Multitasking
A set of 40 qualities or experiences that have been shown to promote positive
outcomes as youth develop - correct answer ✔Developmental assets
The belief that women must be thin, often as a result of exposure to mass
media and social media - correct answer ✔Thin ideal
A nonparental adult who provides a range of assistance to youth with whom
they have a relationship - correct answer ✔Mentor
a method for helping children and adolescents develop fully - correct answer
✔Positive youth development
The degree to which one defines oneself in a multitude of ways - correct
answer ✔Self- complexity
, Being able to comprehend the meanings and messages underlying things
conveyed by the media - correct answer ✔media literacy
An approach to youth development that identifies something young people are
missing to improve development - correct answer ✔Deficit model of youth
development
A response to something new or moving, especially suddenly - correct
answer ✔Orienting response
A response in which attention is focused on some novel or surprising stimuli -
correct answer ✔Orienting response
A set of positive experiences and qualities engendered in young individuals
that result in them becoming responsible and caring adults - correct answer
✔Developmental assets
A type of relationship in which a nonparental adult provides a variety of
different supports and functions for a young person - correct answer
✔Mentor
The idea that something missing or lacking in the child or teen needs to be
fixed in order to remedy problems - correct answer ✔Deficit model of youth
development
Where an individual can define him or herself in a variety of ways - correct
answer ✔Self-complexity
Review
An approach to finding ways to help all young people reach their full potential.
- correct answer ✔Positive youth development
The number of different ways in which an individual defines herself - correct
answer ✔Self- complexity
The assumption that problems are caused by something lacking in the child or
teen that needs to be fixed - correct answer ✔Deficit model of youth
development
Doing several different activities at the same time, often involving several
forms of media - correct answer ✔Multitasking
The idea that it is best for girls and women to be thin - correct answer ✔Thin
ideal
The tendency to pay attention automatically to novel, moving, meaningful, or
surprising stimuli - correct answer ✔Orientating response
Providing children with the skills to understand the underlying purposes and
messages of media - correct answer ✔media literacy
The number of different ways in which an individual defines herself - correct
answer ✔self-complexity
,Common sense positive experiences and qualities that help young people
become caring, responsible adults - correct answer ✔Developmental assets
Being able to comprehend and understand the meaning behind media one
consumes - correct answer ✔Media literacy
Promoted mainly by the media, the illusion that a thin body type is ideal for
girls and women - correct answer ✔Thin ideal
An approach where the primary focus is on determining methods to help
young individuals reach their full potential - correct answer ✔Positive youth
development
Performing two or more tasks simultaneously - correct answer ✔Multitasking
A set of 40 qualities or experiences that have been shown to promote positive
outcomes as youth develop - correct answer ✔Developmental assets
The belief that women must be thin, often as a result of exposure to mass
media and social media - correct answer ✔Thin ideal
A nonparental adult who provides a range of assistance to youth with whom
they have a relationship - correct answer ✔Mentor
a method for helping children and adolescents develop fully - correct answer
✔Positive youth development
The degree to which one defines oneself in a multitude of ways - correct
answer ✔Self- complexity
, Being able to comprehend the meanings and messages underlying things
conveyed by the media - correct answer ✔media literacy
An approach to youth development that identifies something young people are
missing to improve development - correct answer ✔Deficit model of youth
development
A response to something new or moving, especially suddenly - correct
answer ✔Orienting response
A response in which attention is focused on some novel or surprising stimuli -
correct answer ✔Orienting response
A set of positive experiences and qualities engendered in young individuals
that result in them becoming responsible and caring adults - correct answer
✔Developmental assets
A type of relationship in which a nonparental adult provides a variety of
different supports and functions for a young person - correct answer
✔Mentor
The idea that something missing or lacking in the child or teen needs to be
fixed in order to remedy problems - correct answer ✔Deficit model of youth
development
Where an individual can define him or herself in a variety of ways - correct
answer ✔Self-complexity
