| Human Development Across the Lifespan, 5/e John S. Dacey,
Boston College John F. Travers,
Boston College
Early Adulthood Psychosocial Development in Early Adulthood
Learning ObjectivesAfter reading this chapter, the student should be able to complete the following goals:
1Discuss changes that have occurred regarding American marriage and families. |
| | | 2Compare and contrast the different types of marriage. |
| | | 3Discuss Levinson's adult life cycle and his theory of adult development as it relates specifically to men. |
| | | 4Explain Erikson's stage of intimacy and solidarity versus isolation. |
| | | 5Define gender-role orientation, gender-role preference, and gender-role adaptation. |
| | | 6Discuss Erikson's studies on male and female gender roles. |
| | | 7Present the perspective of evolutionary psychology regarding gender and corresponding typical behaviors. |
| | | 8Discuss the concept of androgyny. |
| | | 9Define what is meant by male versus female identity and place them in the context of postfeminism. |
| | | 10Summarize the findings on dating, premarital experiences, and marital practices of young adults. |
| | | 11Examine Sternberg's three components and seven forms of love. |
| | | 12Discuss Fromm's theory of validation. |
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