11 - Early Adulthood
I. Description:
- Age: ______
- ______
II. Physical Growth
- Growth: ______
- Peak bone mass: ______
- Injuries respond best to ______& ______
- Dentition
- ______molars
- ______
- Dental visits: ______
- Cardiac system
- Cardiac output Peaks ______then ______
- Risk Factors
- ______
- ______
- ______diet
- Respiratory System
- Peak ______
- Risk factors: ______
- Health promotion: ______
- Gastrointestinal system
- Appetite: ______
- Gastric secretions (after 30) ______
- Basal Metabolic Rate: ______
- Integumentary System
- Acne: ______
- Cancer: ______
- Nervous System
- # neurons: ______
- Brain size: ______
- Reaction time ______
- Visual acuity ______: ______
- Best at ______: ______
- What hearing loss typically is affected 1st? ______
- Reproductive system
- ______
- Assisting conception
- ______
- Sex frequency:
- ______penetration
- No ______
III. Development
- Motor
- Greatest strength: ______
- Sexual development: ______
- Masters & Johnson Cycle of Sexual response
- ______
- ______
- ______
- * ______
- ______
- The search for ______begins at puberty and continues through adulthood.
- Psycho-social
- ______vs ______
- Friendship: Humans have a need for ______
- How are friends formed: Expanding social circles
- Similar ______
- ______
- ______
- ______
- ______
- Gender differences:
- Female: ______
- Male: ______
- Sternberg: Theory of ______
- ______: ______component:
- ______liking, feeling of closeness
- ______: ______component
- ______attraction, romance & sexual desire
- ______: ______component
- Decision to make a long-term ______
- Labeling theory of passionate love (Hatfield & Berscheid)
- Intense physiological ______+ Situational ______= ____
- ______: couples living together without being married
- Age: ______
- Ethnicity: ______
- Divorce rate: ______
- Problems with ______
- Marriage
- Median Age men______women______
- Divorce rate: ______
- Characteristics of a successful marriage
- Visible ______
- ______little ______
- Similar ______
- Agree on distribution of ______
- View themselves as ______couple
- Divorce
- ______
- Low ______
- Low ______
- No ______affiliation
- Divorced ______
- ______before marriage
- Vocation
- Ginzberg Career Choice Theory
- ______period: Age ______
- ______period: ______:
- ______period______
- Developing maturity
- ______& ______
- Cognitive development
- ______
- ______perspective
- ______learners
- Moral development
- ______absolutes
- ______others
- ______
IV. Health promotion
- Nutrition:
- Male: ______
- Female:______
- Sleep
- ______
- Sleep aids:
- No large ______at night
- ______
- ______
- ______
- The bed is only for ______& ______
- Exercise
- Safety
- Self & ______
- Health promotion
- Men: ______exam
- Women: ______exam & ______
- Carcinogens
- ______
- ______
- Chemicals, viruses,
- ______
- Accidents
- Stress
- Family Planning
What do you value most in a marriage partner?
Rank the following in order from most important to least: (1 most - 18 least)
- ______Ambition and industriousness
- ______Chastity (no prior sexual intercourse)
- ______Dependable character
- ______Desire for home and children
- ______Education and intelligence
- ______Emotional stability and maturity
- ______Favorable social status or rating
- ______Good cook and housekeeper
- ______Good financial prospects
- ______Good health
- ______Good looks
- ______Mutual attraction / love
- ______Pleasing disposition
- ______Refinement, neatness
- ______Similar education
- ______Similar political background
- ______Similar religious background
- ______Sociability
The combinations of love:
Type of Love / Intimacy / Passion / Decision/ commitment / ExampleNon-love / The way you might feel about the person who takes your ticket at the movies
Liking / Good friends who have lunch together once or twice a week
Infatuated love / A “fling” or short-term relationship based only on sexual attraction
Empty love / An arranged marriage or a couple who have decided to stay married “for the sake of the kids”
Romantic love / A couple who have been happily dating a few months, but have not made any plans for a future together
Compassionate love / A couple who enjoy each other’s company and their relationship, although they no longer feel much sexual interest in each other
Fatuous love / A couple who decided to move in together after knowing each other for only 2 weeks
Consummate love / A loving, sexually vibrant, long-term relationship
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