Fill in the Blank Quiz


1		According to Harry Stack Sullivan, the need for peers and peer acceptance first emerges in .


2		Sullivan believed that humans pursue in their relationships.


3		In Sullivan's theoretical framework, the need for intimacy precedes the need for contact.


4		Erik Erikson theorized that the development of occurs during adolescence.


5		Both Erikson and felt that adolescence should be a period of exploration and experimentation.


6		The technique has been used to study attachment in adolescence.


7		attachment is characterized by indifference.


8		Adolescents are more likely than young children to emphasize commitment in friendship.


9		Adolescents behave more toward friends than children do.


10		By the end of adolescence, intimacy with friends tends to intimacy with parents.


11		Intimacy with parents from middle adolescence to adulthood.


12		The most intimate parent-adolescent relationship is the relationship.


13		Adolescents tend to rate their relationship with their favorite sibling as similar in intimacy to their relationship with their .


14		Female adolescents engage in self-disclosure than male adolescents.


15		Adolescent females who don't date are compared to their counterparts who do date.


16		Sullivan's notion of "integration into adult society" is very similar to Erikson's notion of " ."


17		Sullivan believed that if a person does not find satisfying relationships then that person will have an overwhelming sense of about interpersonal arrangements.


18		Attachment theorists believe that humans have a(n) of human relationships that guide their experiences within relationships.


19		Adolescents' notions about friendship are more than children's notions about friendship.


20		In a recent study looking at social support in adolescence, Windle, Miller-Tutzauer and Barnes found that percent of the middle adolescents surveyed said that they would turn to their parents for help with a substance abuse problem.


21		About percent of adolescents report that a member of their extended family plays a significant role in their lives.


22		According to Steinberg, dating in adolescence fosters not intimacy.


23		youth are not exclusively heterosexual.


24		The phase of romantic relationships involves beginning to establish true and meaningful attachments to romantic partners.


25		Dating in situations seems to be most beneficial for young adolescents.

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