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Social and Emotional Development in...
Learning Objectives
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In this chapter, students should learn:
- how older adolescents develop autonomy, what autonomy development involves, and the factors that contribute it
- how sexuality changes during late adolescence, the sexual attitudes and behaviors of older adolescents, and the social-psychological correlates and contexts of adolescent sexuality
- why adolescents do or do not use contraception, the consequences associated with becoming pregnant during adolescence, and what adolescent parents are like
- the issues related to being a gay or lesbian adolescent
- how behavior problems develop and the consequences associated with being delinquent or using tobacco, alcohol, or illicit drugs
- adolescent depression and the factors that cause it
- the issues related to working during adolescence and the impact of work on school and behavior
- how adolescents cope with the challenges and opportunities they face during late adolescence
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