81.According to Erikson's theory of psychosocial development, the ____ stage is characterized by sexual quietness.
a.latency
b.locomotor-genital
c.young adulthood
d.muscular-anal
82.Adolescence encompasses puberty as well as the social and cultural conditions that must be met to:
a.become an adult.
b.develop a self.
c.satisfy biological needs.
d.resolve guilty feelings.
83.The term is used to describe the biological changes that every child must pass through to mature sexually is:
a.psychosocial development.
b.puberty.
c.latency.
d.role diffusion.
84.The adolescent period in Western societies tends to be:
a.predictable.
b.prolonged.
c.tranquil.
d.passive.
85.The puberty-adolescence stage is associated with all of the following problems
EXCEPT:
a.accepting a new body image.
b.establishing a sense of personal identity.
c.forming good peer group relations.
d.developing feelings of intimacy and trust.
86.The Renterias have always enjoyed being parents, but as their daughter reaches adolescence, their biggest problem has been:
a.establishing trust.
b.teaching the child initiative.
c.letting go.
d.promoting proper stimulation.
87.Peer influence becomes stronger than parental influence during the:
a.locomotor-genital stage.
b.latency stage.
c.muscular-anal stage.
d.puberty-adolescence stage.
88.In the young adulthood stage, the individual is torn between:
a.industry vs. inferiority.
b.identity vs. role diffusion.
c.intimacy vs. isolation.
d.generativity vs. self-absorption.
89.The major goals of the young adulthood stage are:
a.seeking a vocation and finding a mate.
b.passing through puberty and discovering sex.
c.entering the peer group and learning to cooperate.
d.resolving fixations and discovering the self.
90.All of the following practices are associated with broader parenting
EXCEPT:
a.a mother and father providing total parenting.
b.establishing business-supplied day-care centers.
c.setting up volunteer community nursery schools.
d.trading care of children with other families.