Young and Middle Adulthood Trivia
A game similar to "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire," that has questions relating to young and middle adulthood in relation to development.
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Topics of this game:
- A state of emotional and sexual union with another person is known as what?
- Which psychologist is famous for his theory of the Psychosocial Life Span Theory?
- What is the ability to transcend personal interests to provide care and concern for both younger and older generations?
- Who developed the theory of Life Structure, which is the underlying patterns and central components of a person’s life at a particular point in time?
- What ages does Arnett describe as "emerging adulthood?"
- What are coping mechanisms?
- Jung proposed the concepts of differentiation and individuation. Which one describes how humans develop unique patterns and traits?
- According to Eriskon, the psychosocial struggle in young adulthood is what?
- According to Levison, what ages are to be considered "novice adulthood?" "Novice adulthood" is the transition a young person experiences where their personalities continue to develop and they prepare to differentiate from their families of origin
- The number one threat to health and life during young adulthood is what?
- What continues to be a risk factor for the health and wellbeing in young and middle adulthood?
- When it comes to protective factors, the most common finding is that that emotional and instrumental support in the face of adversity protects against adult health problems. True or False?
- According to the textbook, young and middle adulthood covers the ages of what?
- Which is not important for social workers to understand what when working with clients who are in young or middle adulthood?
- Arnett proposes five features that make emerging adulthood distinct from both adolescence and young adulthood. Which is NOT one of these features.
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