1. The primary developmental task of adolescence is:

      a.   developing a sense of industry

      b.   developing a sense of intimacy

      c.   developing a sense of identity

      d.   developing a sense of initiative

2. Some characteristics that peer groups offer and which may be lacking in families are:

      a.   strong belief structure

      b.   a clear system of rules

      c. communication and discussion about drugs, sex, and religion.

      d.   all of the above.

3. Peer pressure is strongly associated with:

     a.   level of academic success

     b.   gender role conformity

     c.   a and b

     d.   none of the above

4. Fundamental changes that occur in the adolescent brain include:

      a. neurological change

      b.   cognitive appraisal

      c.   emotion processing

      d.   all of the above

5. Adolescent thinking/cognition is characterized by:

      a.   a belief that his or her experience is unique

      b.   egocentrism

      c.   a and b

      d.   none of the above