Chapter 16 Flashcards

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What is the age range defined for early adulthood?

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The age range for early adulthood is broadly considered to be from 18 to 40 years of age.

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What does the term ‘boomerang generation’ refer to?

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The boomerang generation refers to young adults who move back in with their parents after a brief period of living independently.

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Define ‘formal relationships’.

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A formal relationship is an association based on employment or social interactions between two parties linked by a mutual affiliation or goal.

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What is the primary responsibility of the husband in traditional marriage roles?

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The primary responsibility of the husband is the economic well-being of his family through employment outside the home.

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What is the primary responsibility of the wife in traditional marriage roles?

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The primary responsibility of the wife is managing the household and caring for her husband and children.

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What are the eight aspects of intimacy?

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  • Physical intimacy
  • Nonverbal communication
  • Self-disclosure
  • Presence
  • Cognitive intimacy
  • Affective intimacy
  • Commitment
  • Mutuality
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Fill in the blank: Parenting is a co-occupation that involves _______.

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[mutually engaged individuals promoting and supporting a child’s development]

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What is fluid intelligence?

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Fluid intelligence is the ability to process novel information and think logically in new situations, independent of acquired knowledge.

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What is crystallized intelligence?

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Crystallized intelligence is the ability to apply knowledge gained through practice of skills, education, and experience.

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True or False: Young adults today value marriage more highly than parenthood.

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False

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What is the significance of friendships in early adulthood?

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Friends provide affirmation, acceptance, influence decision making, and support during times of stress.

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What is the definition of marriage?

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Marriage is a social union or legal contract between people called spouses that legally identifies kinship.

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What factors influence the decision to marry?

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Personal, economic, and social factors influence the decision to marry.

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What is sensory processing disorder (SPD)?

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Sensory processing disorder is a condition where the nervous system cannot organize sensory signals into appropriate responses.

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What is sensory modulation disorder (SMD)?

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Sensory modulation disorder is a subtype of SPD where individuals react atypically to sensory input, perceiving innocuous sensations as irritating or painful.

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What role does cognitive development play in early adulthood according to Schaie and Willis?

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They proposed seven stages of age-related cognitive development: Acquisitive, Achieving, Responsible, Executive, Reorganizational, Reintegrative, and Legacy creating.

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How does early adulthood affect physical performance?

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Early adulthood is typically a period of peak physical and mental performance.

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What is the optimal period for reproduction in females?

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The optimal period for reproduction in females is between 20 and 30 years of age.

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What impact does the socioeconomic status have on health equity for young adults?

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Young adults in lower-status socioeconomic groups are especially impacted and receive less consistent primary care overall.

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What are the major life areas young adults engage in?

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  • Education
  • Political life and citizenship
  • Religion and spirituality
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What is spirituality?

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Spirituality is the belief in an inner path that gives meaning, purpose, and direction to life and life choices.

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What is health equity?

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Health equity refers to the study of differences in the quality of health and health care across different populations.

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What are common health challenges faced by young adults?

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  • Poor personal lifestyle choices
  • Unprotected sex
  • Illicit drug use
  • Risk-taking behavior
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What is the relationship between stress and coping?

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Stress is the body’s response to disruptions, while coping is a positive stress response that involves solving problems to minimize stress.

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What is the role of automobiles in the acquisition of goods and services?
Automobiles serve as both an expensive commodity to acquire and a transportation support for acquiring other goods and services.
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What is the significance of household tasks in early adulthood?
Culture, socioeconomic status, gender expectations, and personal values influence what household tasks young adults value and master.
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What changes occur in the respiratory system during young adulthood?
The respiratory system matures, with oxygen utilization dependent on the cardiovascular system's efficiency and skeletal muscle needs.
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What happens to bone growth in the skeletal system by age 25?
Skeletal bone growth is complete around 25 years of age.
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What is the impact of aging on the integumentary system in young adulthood?
Skin begins to lose moisture and may show first signs of gray hair and baldness.
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What is the cardiovascular fitness?
Cardiovascular fitness refers to the efficiency of the heart, lungs, and vascular system in delivering oxygen to working muscle tissue.
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What is the average total urinary output for young adults?
The average total urinary output ranges between 1,000 and 2,000 ml in a 24-hour period.
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What is the trend in civic engagement during early adulthood?
Early adulthood is a low point for most adults in civic engagement.
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Fill in the blank: The decision to marry is influenced by many _______.
[personal, economic, and social factors]
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What does religiosity represent?
The attitudes and behaviors that connect individuals to specific organized faith practices.
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What age range does early adulthood encompass?
Ages 18 through 40.
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What transition do young people face at age 18?
The transition away from state-mandated schooling.
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How do young adults typically use their leisure time?
Resting and regrouping rather than in organized leisure pursuits.
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What common community activities do young adult parents engage in?
* Parenting groups * Parent-teacher associations * Coaching and supporting youth activities
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What is a significant aspect of community engagement for young adult parents?
Community child care supports.
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What does occupation in adulthood reflect?
The beliefs of individuals about what they can perform and their evaluation of their performance.
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What is the concept of emerging adulthood?
A life stage suggested by Arnett for individuals without children and insufficient income for full financial independence.
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What are the objectives for understanding early adulthood?
* Factors contributing to adult status * Functional impact of neural and cognitive maturation * Cultural and socioeconomic variations in expectations * Issues surrounding emerging adulthood * Complexities of vocational education and economic constraints * Relationship patterns between young adults and families * Challenges of becoming a parent * Meaning of adult occupations in lifestyle
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What characterizes Generation Y's transition to adulthood?
Fluid timing of life events, like marriage and having children.
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What is supported employment?
An approach to help people with disabilities participate in the competitive labor market.
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What are leisure co-occupations?
Leisure activities that involve commitment to a group endeavor, like sports teams or musical groups.
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True or False: Today's young adults are more likely to define themselves by their work.
False.
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What is crystallization in Ginzberg's developmental theory of vocational choice?
The selection of a single occupation from within a career category.
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List the three periods in Ginzberg's career development theory.
* Fantasy (childhood, up to age 11) * Tentative (adolescence, 11 to 17) * Realistic (adulthood, 17 to 20 something)
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What does occupational identity encompass?
The subjective sense of capacity and effectiveness for participation in a chosen task.
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What do longitudinal studies show about immigrant educational achievement?
Impressive gains in educational achievement in each generation after immigration.
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What functions does work serve throughout adulthood?
* Source of income * Daily routine * Social interaction * Access to better health care and child care
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What disadvantage do lower-income young people face in education?
They often do not gain the skills in high school necessary for college success.
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What does Super's life-span, life-space approach to career development emphasize?
An ongoing, continuous process extending the lifespan.
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What is the focus of vocational choice in adolescence?
A long period of vocational choice guiding educational choices in early adulthood.
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What defines work-life balance?
A lifestyle choice where a person sets priorities between career ambitions and family, relationships, and leisure.
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What challenges do young adults face regarding career paths?
Increased use of contingent labor and the necessity of multiple part-time jobs.
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How have employers restructured hiring for flexibility?
* Work from home * Flextime * Pay for performance
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What is a characteristic of discontinuous career paths?
Paths interrupted by child rearing, additional education, disability, or trauma.
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What occurs in early adulthood according to Ginzberg's theory?
Experimentation within career categories following an exploration process.