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As used in the study of adolescence, the term "intimacy" refers to an emotional attachment between two people that is characterized by all of the following, except:
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a sexual and/or physical relationship.
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Children's friendships are based on _____, whereas adolescents' friendships are based on ____
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activities; intimacy
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A limitation in children's ability to ____ inhibits their ability to have intimate interpersonal relationships. |
take another person's perspective |
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According to Sullivan, the need for intimacy develops during: |
preadolescence. |
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Optimal social development during adolescence may require healthy relationships with:a) parents |
both A and B are correct |
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Who is most likely to have close opposite-sex friends? |
both Ben and Brian |
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Dating among adolescents today is largely a: |
recreational activity. |
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Research addressing difficult social situations related to adolescents' transitions into romantic relationships found _____ to be among the most frequently mentioned themes. |
communicating with the opposite sex |
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The most common trigger of the first episode of major depression is: |
the breakup of a romantic relationship. |
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"Sexual socialization" refers to: |
the way in which an individual is educated about sexuality. |
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On Steve's 13th birthday, his father wants to educate him about sex, so they sit down to have a "man to man" talk about the "birds and the bees." This process is called: |
sexual socialization. |
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According to the Ford and Beach sexual socialization research, societies can fall into any of the following categories, except |
progressive |
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In their movement toward more permissive attitudes about premarital intercourse, adolescents in the United States today generally: |
believe that being emotionally involved with one's partner is the most important criterion for judging the acceptability of sexual involvement. |
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According to research by Small & Luster, which adolescent is most likely to engage in early sexual activity? |
he adolescent most likely to engage in early sexual activity is one that has a combination of the above risk factors. |
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Although sex education programs have not been particularly successful in reducing the high rates of adolescent pregnancy, there is current optimism that _____ may be effective.
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a comprehensive sex education
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