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| 4 Developmental Tasks of Later Adolescence (18 to 24 years): |
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- Autonomy from Primary Caregivers
- Gender Identity
- Internalized Morality
- Career Choice
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An ability to regulate one's own behavior with undue control from or dependence on one's parents.
A multidimensional task, accomplished gradually over course of later adolescence and early adulthood.
Requires independence of thoughts, emotions, and actions |
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| The extent to which a social system encourages intimacy while supporting expression of differences; associated with emotional maturity and healthy emergence of individuality in adolescence. |
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Underlying theme of autonomy which is expressed by making indepeendent decisions, taking responsibility for actions, and achieving a degree of financial independence.
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| The process of achieving Self-Sufficiency opens door to changes in ego structures including: (3) |
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- Gender Identity
- Morality
- Career Aspirations
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| Attachment to parents has been measured in later adolescence and adulthood using the Adult Attachment Interview, which codes interview to characterize the attachment state of mind as: (3) |
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- Autonomous: refflective of open coherent narrative about rel
- Dismissive: reflective of minimizing importance of parent-child rel
- Preoccupied: reflective of continuing anger and confused narrative
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| The acquisition of a set of beliefs, attitudes, and values about oneself as man or woman in many areas of social life. |
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| 3 expansions of Kohlbergs view of Moral Reasoning: |
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- Studies do not find consistent links btw a persons level of moral reasoning and a willingness to act in a morally caring way
- Theory is based on a specific method emphasizing prohibitive moral judgments
- Carol Gilligan criticized research based largely on male respondents and hypothetical situations
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