Moving from adolescence, most individuals experience a slight increase in self-esteem as they enter into emerging adulthood. ____ is/are a physiological factor, whereas _____ is a social factor
a. An established self-concept; developing career goals
b. Developed career goals; establishing one's self-concept
c. The ending of puberty; the ending of secondary school
d. The ending of secondary school; the ending of puberty
C. Puberty is a physiological phenomenon of that comes to an end in emerging adulthood; entering emerging adulthood means leaving the social pressure cooker of secondary school, where peer evaluations are a part of daily life and can be harsh.
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The view that schizophrenic patients tend to drift into the lowest social classes is known as the ____
A. Environmental causion hypothesis B. Biologycal causes hypothesis C. Social selection hypothesis D. Social factors hypothesis
The component approach to assessing fundamental movement
A. identifies developmental characteristics of body parts within a task B. is a product-oriented assessment technique C. can be administered quickly and easily with minimal preparation D. is based on the idea that all children develop similarly