Dr. David Elkind Project
Published on Nov 20, 2015
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FINDING FAULT WITH AUTHORITY FIGURES
- Adolescents discover that people they admired for heats fall
- Shots of the ideas and let everyone knows it.
- Example: a teenager really admires his English teacher
- but soon found out he was doing drugs.
Photo by e_monk
ARGUMENTATIVENESS
- Adolescents practice building their own
- viewpoints arguing any problem that presents itself
- Example: A teenager arguing with their parents.
Photo by Joaquin Villaverde Photography
INDECISIVENSS
- Aware of many choices, adolescents often have
- trouble making even simple decisions.
- Example: A teenager went shopping,
- but he couldn't decide which color of shoes to buy.
Photo by HKmPUA
APPARENT HYPOCRISY
- Adolescents have difficulty understanding
- an ideal and living up for it.
- Example: A teenager encounters problem
- with what to do after graduating from college.
Photo by HckySo
SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS
- Adolescents assume that everyone is thinking
- about the same thing they are-themselves.
- Example: A teenager wanted fried chicken for dinner
- because it was his favorite. But he didn't consider if others would like it.
Photo by glennia
INVULNERABILTY
- Adolescents begin to feel special, that heir experiences are unique,
- are that they are not subject to the same rules that govern everyone else.
- This special feeling of invulnerability underlies adolescent risk taking behavior
- and self destructive behavior
- Example: a teenage always turned in his homework because he thought he could do that.
Photo by RLHyde
