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This AP Psychology study guide covers adolescence, including its definition and the key changes that occur during this period. It explores physical development (puberty), cognitive development (brain changes, frontal lobe development, abstract thinking), and social development (identity formation, relationships with parents and peers, cultural influences). Key terms include frontal lobe, limbic system, individualistic/collectivist cultures, and selection effect. The guide also provides practice questions and exam tips.
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Adolescence is best described as a period of transition from childhood to adulthood. 🚀 What is another important aspect of this phase?
A time of unwavering stability and routine
A period solely defined by physical growth
A phase primarily characterized by stress and challenge
A time of self-discovery and exploring likes, dislikes, and goals