Multiple Choice
In developmental psychology, which of the following best explains why connections with friends can become more important than family relationships during adolescence?
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In developmental psychology, adolescence is typically a time of which of the following?
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Rapid physical, emotional, and cognitive changes
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Declining cognitive abilities and reduced independence
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Stable personality and little change in social relationships
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Minimal influence from peers and increased parental control
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Understand the key characteristics of adolescence in developmental psychology, which is a stage marked by significant growth and change.
Recognize that adolescence involves rapid physical changes such as puberty, which affects the body and brain development.
Consider emotional changes during adolescence, including heightened emotional sensitivity and identity exploration.
Acknowledge cognitive changes, where adolescents develop more advanced thinking skills like abstract reasoning and problem-solving.
Compare these characteristics with the other options to identify that adolescence is best described by rapid physical, emotional, and cognitive changes.
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