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Across
  1. 1. According to Robert Havighurst, these are defined as skills, behaviors, and responsibilities that individuals are expected to acquire as they grow.
  2. 3. This modern labor market is characterized by short-term contracts, freelance projects, and side hustles rather than permanent jobs.
  3. 12. This developmental domain encompasses physical and biological growth changes occurring in the body, including puberty maturation.
  4. 14. Having trusted individuals of this kind outside the immediate family provides adolescents with advice and support they might not receive elsewhere. What are these nonparent adults called?
  5. 15. In Erik Erikson’s psychosocial theory, this is the central conflict faced by adolescents aged 12–18 years as they explore their values, goals, and beliefs.
  6. 17. Introduced by Carl Rogers, this concept refers to the person an adolescent aspires to be regarding values, traits, and social roles.
  7. 18. This developmental domain encompasses both social and emotional growth, shaping self-concept, identity, and social relationships.
  8. 20. This critical life skill involves monitoring and managing one's own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to respond constructively rather than reactively. (emotional what?)
Down
  1. 2. Proposed by Jeffrey Arnett, this developmental period represents the transition between late adolescence and early adulthood, marked by identity exploration in career and relationships.
  2. 4. Erik Erikson proposed this central psychosocial conflict for early adulthood, which results in the virtue of love if successfully navigated.
  3. 5. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), this is defined as the period of transition between the onset of puberty and adulthood, spanning ages 10 to 19.
  4. 6. In James Marcia's theory, this identity status is characterized by both low commitment and low exploration regarding values, beliefs, or career goals. (Identity what?)
  5. 7. Located directly behind the forehead, this region of the brain undergoes significant pruning and myelination during emerging adulthood.
  6. 8. Formally defined as conditions or circumstances that increase the likelihood of negative developmental outcomes during late adolescence.
  7. 9. This developmental domain involves changes in thinking, reasoning, and abstract problem-solving as the prefrontal cortex fully develops.
  8. 10. This behavioral trait, characterized by acting without thinking or lacking self-control, increases an adolescent's risk of engaging in dangerous behaviors.
  9. 11. The American theologian that wrote the Serenity Prayer
  10. 13. Identified by David Elkind, this adolescent belief leads teenagers to feel that others are constantly watching and judging them.
  11. 16. According to Erik Erikson, this positive virtue is achieved when an adolescent successfully resolves the conflict of identity versus role confusion.
  12. 19. This central question reflects the primary identity query that adolescents seek to answer as they explore possible selves, hobbies, and ideologies.