Unit 1 You and Others
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Objectives j t
After studying this section, you will be able to
define growth, development, accept, developmental tasks, independence,
adolescence, character, and responsibility.
give examples of ways people continually grow and develop.
explain how adolescence prepares you to become an adult.
growth: specific body changes that can be measured.
development: age-related changes that are orderly and directional (moves
toward greater complexity).
accept: to view as normal or proper.
developmental tasks: skills or behavior patterns people should accomplish
at certain stages of their lives.
independence: the freedom to decide, act, and care for yourself.
adolescence: the stage of growth between childhood and adulthood.
character: the traits that guide you in deciding right from wrong.
responsibility: a task you are expected or trusted to do.
Key K Terms e
Study the Key Terms by completing crossword puzzles,
matching activities, and e-flash cards at the website.
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The process of growth and development continues throughout life.
Adolescence is a period of time between childhood and adulthood.
Adolescence is a stage of life that prepares you for greater responsibilities
and independence as an adult.
Main n Ideas
Section 1-2
Changing and Growing
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