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Adolescence - Pearson Education
Adolescence3388 Section 1 PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENTThe Metamorphosis: Biological Changes of PubertyThe Physical Changes of PubertyThe Timing of PubertyCultural Responses: Puberty RitualsHealth Issues in AdolescenceEating DisordersSubstance UseSection 2 COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENTP iaget s Theory of Formal OperationsHypothetical-Deductive ReasoningCritiques of Piaget s Theory of Formal OperationsOther Changes in Adolescent ThinkingInformation Processing: Selective Attention and MetamemorySocial Cognition: The Imaginary Audience and the Personal FableCulture and CognitionSection 3 EMOTIONAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENTE motional and Self-DevelopmentEmotionality in Adolescence : Storm and Stress?
Adolescence begins with the first notable changes of puberty, and in the course of puberty the body is transformed in many ways and reaches the capacity for sexual reproduction. Although adolescence is a culturally-constructed period of life, the biological changes of
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