Contemporary Issues in Adolescent Development

achievement activities adolescent adult aggression American anxiety appear aspirations associated attitudes authority become behavior boys cent child compared concerned conformity consistent continuity culture differences early effects example expected experience explanations expressed factors father feelings female feminine findings frequently friends girls goals grade greater high school higher identity important increase independence indicate individual influence interest interviewer involved least less major male maturity mean measure models moral mothers needs occupational orientation parents patterns peers period physical political positive present problems psychological question reason reference relationship relative reported respect response role sample scores sense separation sexual significant social society stage status subjects success suggest Table tended thought tion United University values variables women York young youth