Developmental Psychology: Adolescence Lecture Slides
Psychology lecture slides introducing adolescence: the physical changes of puberty, the shift to formal operational thought, adolescent egocentrism and Kohlberg's levels of moral development.
- Year levels
- Years 10–12
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- Microsoft PowerPoint
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- Yes
- Subject
- Psychology, History, Social Studies
- Topic
- Lectures, Developmental
- Resource types
- Presentations
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- Yes
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This resource is a Developmental Psychology: Adolescence Lecture Slides.
This is a 5-slide presentation that gives a brief introduction to adolescence.
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Distinguish adolescence from puberty and primary from secondary sex characteristics
Describe the move from concrete to formal operational reasoning, including abstract thought and metacognition
Explain Kohlberg's preconventional, conventional and post-conventional levels
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Puberty
Formal operational thought
Kohlberg's stages of moral development
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