Psychology - Ch. 8, Part 3

This includes the physical changes in both primary sex characteristics and secondary sex characteristics that occur in the body as sexual development reaches its peak.

• Puberty
• Menopause
• Adolescence
• Intimacy

What was the main conclusion of The Kinsey Study?

• Sexuality is a spectrum
• People are either gay or straight
• There is no difference between sex and gender
• All trans people are gay

In the _______, adolescents have spent so much time thinking about their own thoughts and feelings that they become convinced that they are special, one of a kind, and that no one else has ever had these thoughts and feelings before them.

• Personal Fable
• Imaginary Audience
• Activity Theory
• Menopause

Teens become convinced that everyone is looking at them and that they are always the center of everyone else’s world, just as they are the center of their own, and this can be referred to as the _______.

• Imaginary Audience
• Personal Fable
• Kinsey Study
• Puberty

The cessation of ovulation and the menstrual cycle is called menopause.

• True
• False

This is an emotional and psychological closeness that is based on the ability to trust, share, and care, while still maintaining a sense of self.

• Intimacy
• Puberty
• Adolescence
• Attraction

This type of parent is stern, rigid, controlling, uncompromising, demands perfection, and has a tendency to use physical punishment.

• Authoritarian
• Permissive Neglectful
• Permissive Indulgent
• Authoritative 

This type of parent simply isn’t involved with their children, ignoring them and allowing them to do whatever they want, until it interferes with what the parent wants, and at that point the relationship may become an abusive one.

• Permissive Neglectful
• Authoritarian
• Permissive Indulgent
• Authoritative 

This type of parent seems too involved with their children, allowing their “little angels” to behave in any way they wish, refusing to set limits on the child’s behavior or to require any kind of obedience.

• Permissive Indulgent
• Permissive Neglectful
• Authoritarian
• Authoritative 

This type of parent combines firm limits on behavior with love, warmth, affection, respect, and a willingness to listen to the child’s point of view.

• Authoritative 
• Permissive Indulgent
• Permissive Neglectful
• Authoritarian