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Adolescence, 6/e
Laurence Steinberg, Temple University

Psychosocial Development During Adolescence
Achievement

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Adolescents who have a strong tend to have parents who set high performance standards.
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are students whose measured intellectual ability is lower than their school grades.
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Rewarding good grades with money will eventually develop children who are motivated.
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Some suspect that the style of secondary school teachers is linked to the drop in school performance that is characteristic of the transition from elementary school to secondary school.
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Scholastically successful adolescents tend to attribute their success to or .
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When an adolescent believes that failure is inevitable, then he or she has developed .
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Evidence suggests that the environment is the best predictor of educational achievement among young people.
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parenting has been linked with the most positive outcomes in regard to educational achievement.
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Children who grow up in conditions of economic and social lack the cultural capital necessary to succeed in school.
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is typically measured by the number of years of schooling completed.
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-class parents are more likely to join parent-teacher organizations and attend parent-teacher conferences then lower-class parents.
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Young people with college degrees earn about as much per hour as young people with a high school education.
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Researchers have found that is a mediating variable in the relationship between socioeconomic status and educational achievement.
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High school graduation rates among African American youth have over the last 30 years, but college graduation rates have during the same time period.
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The gains in educational attainment among American adolescents have not been paralleled by gains in .
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The national drop out rate among American high school students is about percent.
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youth are more likely to drop out of high school than African American youth.
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According to Donald Super, young people's occupational plans during middle adolescence.
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John Holland developed the to assist young people in their occupational decision-making.
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According to Mel Kohn, lower class children are raised to value and .
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involves having a sense of confidence in one's ability.
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Authoritative parenting has been linked with motivation in children.
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Educational institutions stress over cooperation.
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Female adolescents are likely than male adolescents to believe that taking math courses will be useful to their future careers.
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School districts plagued with shrinking are often characterized by decaying school buildings, outdated equipment, and a lack of textbooks.