Emerging Adulthood: Development, Stereotypes, and Identity Formation, Study notes of Advanced Education

An overview of the physical, cognitive, and psychosocial changes that occur during emerging adulthood. Topics include drug abuse and its consequences, cognitive development and the differences between formal operational thought and emerging adulthood thinking, stereotype threat and its effects, dialectical thought, and erikson's stage of intimacy. The document also discusses the developmental course of friendship during adulthood and the shift in developmental perspectives regarding identity formation.

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2012/2013

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Physical Development
Describe the changes in growth, strength, and
overall health that occur during emerging
adulthood.
Discuss the causes and consequences of drug
abuse during emerging adulthood.
Cognitive Development
Identify the main characteristics of thinking
during emerging adulthood, and tell how it
differs from formal operational thought (post
formal operational thoughts).
Describe the contexts and effects of stereotype
threat, and discuss the findings of research
studies aimed at reducing stereotype threat.
Define dialectical thought, and give examples
of its usefulness.
Stereotypes and Stereotype Threat
Psychosocial Development
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Young adulthood ( 4 )

• Physical Development

  • Describe the changes in growth, strength, and overall health that occur during emerging adulthood.
  • Discuss the causes and consequences of drug abuse during emerging adulthood.

• Cognitive Development

  • Identify the main characteristics of thinking during emerging adulthood, and tell how it differs from formal operational thought (post formal operational thoughts).
  • Describe the contexts and effects of stereotype threat, and discuss the findings of research studies aimed at reducing stereotype threat.
  • Define dialectical thought, and give examples of its usefulness.

Stereotypes and Stereotype Threat

• Psychosocial Development

  • Discuss how the individual’s well-being is affected by the independence of emerging adulthood, and explain the diathesis-stress model.
  • Explain how the viewpoint of most developmentali sts regarding identity formation has shifted.
  • Review the developmental course of friendship during adulthood, noting factors that promote friendship and gender differences in friendship patterns.

Erikson's Stage of Intimacy