A) Early maturation places both boys and girls at a distinct social advantage.
B) Early maturing girls are more popular and self-assured than girls who mature late.
C) Early maturation places both boys and girls at a distinct social disadvantage.
D) Early maturing boys are more popular and self-assured than boys who mature late.
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A) egocentrism.
B) preconventional morality.
C) role confusion.
D) shame and doubt.
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A) maturation.
B) empathy.
C) moral action.
D) autonomy.
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A) It rises through the early teen years and falls during the late teen years.
B) It falls through the early teen years and rises during the late teen years.
C) It rises through the early teen years and rises during the late teen years.
D) It falls through the early teen years and falls during the late teen years.
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A) Being older,Irene has had more years of schooling.
B) Girls develop intellectually at a faster rate than boys.
C) Being an adolescent,Irene is beginning to develop abstract reasoning skills.
D) Girls typically have more experience than boys at playing games.
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A) autonomy.
B) identity.
C) initiative.
D) integrity.
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A) preconventional morality
B) conventional morality
C) postconventional morality
D) generative morality
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A) language accents; college choices
B) dating practices; religious faith
C) bedtime preferences; political views
D) career aspirations; clothing preferences
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A) identity formation; intimacy; generativity.
B) intimacy; identity formation; generativity.
C) generativity; intimacy; identity formation.
D) intimacy; generativity; identity formation.
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A) be concerned,because deteriorating parent-teen relationships,such as this one,are often followed by a range of problem behaviors.
B) encourage Cassandra to find new friends.
C) seek family counseling.
D) not worry,since adolescence is typically a time of growing peer influence and diminishing parental influence.
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A) It begins earlier in life and ends earlier in life.
B) It begins later in life and ends earlier in life.
C) It begins earlier in life and ends later in life.
D) It begins later in life and ends later in life.
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A) toddler.
B) preschooler.
C) elementary schoolchild.
D) adolescent.
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A) experienced a sense of basic trust.
B) achieved a sense of autonomy.
C) strived for a sense of competence.
D) solidified a sense of identity.
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A) trust versus mistrust.
B) autonomy versus doubt.
C) intimacy versus isolation.
D) identity versus role confusion.
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A) crystallized intelligence.
B) preconventional morality.
C) role confusion.
D) egocentrism.
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A) conventional
B) unconventional
C) preconventional
D) postconventional
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A) an identity crisis.
B) parent-child conflict.
C) the concrete operational stage.
D) puberty.
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A) parental influence on children increases during adolescence.
B) high school girls who have the most affectionate relationships with their mothers tend to enjoy the most intimate friendships with girlfriends.
C) high school boys who have the most affectionate relationships with their fathers tend to enjoy the most intimate friendships with friends.
D) most teens are strongly influenced by parents in matters of personal taste.
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A) individualist societies; collectivist societies
B) socialists; capitalists
C) African Americans; White Americans
D) Catholics; Protestants
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