Module 4 of 8 · Text
Week 4
Week 4 DAY 1 (ONLY 2 THIS WEEK)
Notes
- Erikston's theory Identity vs role confusion
- Identity
- Adolescents must start the process of defining who they are
- Those who resolved earlier stages positively will struggle less
- Role Confusion
- Many struggle to define themselves
- Become confused about their identity
- May isolate themselves from others
- May try to lose themselves in the crowd
- Marcia Identity status
- Commitment vs exporation
- Moratorium is not a bad thing for adolescents
- Factors that affect identity development
- Personality (flexible, open-minded)
- Child-rearing (authoritative, securely attached)
- Peers, firends
- Schools
- Communities
- Women affected more by self-esteem hit during adolescence, and never reaches the before-puberty level
- Self-Esteem in Adolescence
- Continues to gain new dimensions
- Close friendship, romantic appeal, job competence
- Parenting style affects quality and stability of self-esteem
- Common Factors of adolescent suicide
- Depression
- Family conflicts
- History of abuse and/or neglect
- Drug and alcohol abuse
- Adolescents are moody
- Family Ties: Changing Relations with Relations
- Parental views questioned
- Role shifts
- Cultural factors
- --other cultures do not expect adolescent rebellion
- Quest for Autonomy
- Adolescents seek autonomy
- Gender intensification in adolescence
- Increased gender stereotyping of attitudes and behavior
- Biological, social, cognitive factors
- "Jackson Katz - Touch Guyz Intro" youtube
- Benefits of Adolescent friendships
- Opportunities to explore self
- Form deep understanding of another
- Foundation for future intimate relationships
- Help deal with life stress
- Can improve attitude toward and involvement in school
- Kohlberg criticism
- * Not everyone moves out of 3-4