ANTH 239 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Position Paper, Islam In The United States, Demography Of The United States
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Adolescent: identify alternative options, identify possible consequences, evaluate desirability of consequences, assess likelihood of consequences, combine to make a decision. E-cigarette prevalence and correlates of use among adolescents versus adults: a review and comparision. The role of risk and profective factors in substance use across adolescence. Theories of adolescent risk taking: the biopsychosocial model. Hyphenated selves: muslim american youth negotiationg their identitites across the fault lines of global conflict. Behavior patterns and habits established in adolescence often tend to influence health problems in adulthood (stis, unwanted pregnanacy, serious criminal activity) Many theories of risk taking take a unidimensional approach. Fischoff and the 5 salient components of decision making: Through logical reasoning abilities are almost fully developed by age 15, capacities for key decision making, such as impulse control, emotional regulation, and resistance to peer influence continue to mature into early adulthood. Adolescents respond more to less severed consequences rather potentially more severe potential consequences.
