TCOs 7 and 9 According to your textbook among teenagers sens

(TCOs 7 and 9) According to your textbook, among teenagers, sensation seeking appears to be least associated with which of the following? Automobile accidents and injuries Tobacco use Drug use Alcohol use (TCOs 7 and 9) Whenever Jean walks by a mirror or any reflective surface, he stops to make sure that his hair looks good and that his clothes look acceptable to his peers. Which principle is at work here? Piaget\'s theory of centration Elkind\'s theory of the imaginary audience Elkind\'s theory of formal operations Plaget\'s theory of deductive logic (TCOs 7 and 9) Which of the following represents Erikson\'s central crisis of adolescence? Latency versus psychosexual development Industry versus inferiority Intimacy versus isolation Identity versus role confusion (TCOs 7 and 9) Mac is noted for baking the best cheesecake in town and is also the person everyone call when their car won\'t start. Mac can comfort a crying child and fix a flat tire with equal competence. Mac\'s gender role identity is most likely: transsexual

Solution

Answer 10: (2^nd option) Tobacco use

Explanation:

Sensation seeking is less important in tobacco use. A finding that may help answer - why teens start smoking? Is that teenagers who believe that they are already in poor health are more likely to smoke than those who think themselves healthy. Thus, vulnerability to smoking is at least partly a function of factors that are within the individual. Peer influence and parental influence also appear to outweigh perceptions of future health risks.

Answer 11: (2^nd option) Elkind\'s theory of the imaginary audience

Explanation:

Theory of imaginary audience suggests that an individual imagines and believe that everyone will be watching him or paying attention to him. For example, a pimple on the face will create stress or worry for an individual. He will think that everyone will look at his face and will notice a pimple but in reality, it not happens at that magnitude.

Answer 12: (4^th option) Identity versus role confusion

Explanation: In this theory, during the physical and mental development phase of an adolescent gains the sense of a strong self-identity. If some obstacles are there, he will struggle to find his identity and may go to develop a negative identity which can lead to drug use, crime and unsocial characteristics.