ABSC 160: EXAM 4 REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+| LATEST EXAM UPDATES| 2024/25 |

ABSC 160: EXAM 4 REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+ Positive youth development - -An approach to finding ways to help all young people reach their full potential. Deficit model of youth development - -The assumption that problems are caused by something lacking in the child or teen that needs to be fixed. Developmental assets - -Common sense positive experiences and qualities that help young people become caring, responsible adults. Mentor - -A constructed relationship or a naturally occurring one in which a nonparental adult provides a range of functions to a younger person. Multitasking - -Doing several different activities at the same time, often involving several forms of media. Thin ideal - -The idea promoted by media images that it is best for girls and women to be thin. Orienting response - -The tendency to pay attention automatically to novel, moving, meaningful, or surprising stimuli. Self-complexity - -The number of different ways in which an individual defines herself. Media literacy - -The skills to understand the underlying purposes and messages of media. Stress - -Anything that places excessive demands on our ability to cope. Fight-or-flight response - -Our bodies physiological response to threat. NoNormative stress - -Stress that is predictable and that most children go through, and which requires a moderate and relatively brief response. Non-normative stress - -The experience of unusual and unexpected distressing events, which can be tolerated with the help of a supportive adult. Toxic stress - -Non-normative stress that is prolonged and intense, resulting in negative developmental outcomes. Coping - -Efforts made to master, tolerate, or reduce stress. Problem-focused strategies - -Coping strategies that focus on changing or improving a stressful situation. Emotion-focused strategies - -Coping strategies that are designed to reduce or manage emotional distress. Pediatric psychologists - -Child psychologists who provide therape