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HDF 201 1st Edition Lecture 3Outline of Last Lecture I. Psychosocial TheoryII. Erik EriksonIII. Six Concepts of Psychosocial DevelopmentIV. Hans SelyeV. Albert EllisOutline of Current LectureI. AdulthoodII. Choosing a CareerIII. Boomerang GenerationIV. Autonomy from Parentsa. DifferentiationV. Gender Identitya. Archetypeb. Transgenderc. Transsexuals Current LectureI. AdulthoodAdulthood is defined by meeting 5 criteria:1. Leaving Home2. Completing Education3. Becoming Financially Stable4. Getting MarriedThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.5. Having ChildrenII. Choosing a CareerMany people try to get experience in a certain career area before they choose a career to make sure they enjoy this career. Experience may include research, volunteer work, job shadowing, part-time jobs, and apprenticeships or internships.III. Boomerang GenerationThe Boomerang Generation is known as the young adults who move back in with their parents after a short period of time living on their own (this is partly influenced by the challenging job market and the bad economy). Perma-children come home permanentlywhile Boomerangers live at home with a purpose and have a clear goal in mind.IV. Autonomy from ParentsIn order to establish autonomy from your parents, children must make their own decisions that their parents accept, physically mature, leave home or go to college, and become self-sufficient.a) Differentiation: you can love your parents but also disagree with themV. Gender Identity (Who am I? What am I?)a. Archetype: Much of our behavior is adopted from centuries agob. Transgender: A person who doesn’t feel like their role is the same as what societyexpects of themc. Transsexual: Someone who believes what ever gender they were given from birthis


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