Charlotte and her family are very close. They support one another with whatever they try and do. Her parents both graduated from college and have good jobs. While they are supportive, they also make sure that Charlotte knows the rules and the limits of the household. Her parents also monitor her friends and her whereabouts. Which competency of resilience do these characteristics represent?

Lucas’ family consists of a brother, sister, and two mothers. His grandmother has always worried about the children’s emotional development. Lucas is well-adjusted, empathetic, and shows lower levels of aggression for his age. In fact, because of his parentage, he may score higher on some aspects of ______.

Adolescents experience an increased sensitivity to rewards in the brain during adolescence. Which is experienced as a reward increasing influence?

John does not have any real interest in academics even though he did very well in high school. He is just not sure what he wants to do. He wants to get a job while he figures it out, but most jobs for individuals without a college degree are just like the job he had while in high school. He wants something that provides him more opportunities. He has found a program that will allow him on-the-job training with some classroom instruction. John has most likely found a(n) ______.

Compatibility not only influences friendship formation but also ______.

Which students are most at risk for school dropout?

Which concept refers to an approach that seeks to discover and promote positive qualities to aid adolescents’ ability to adapt and interact in their contexts?

How are brain connectivity and inhibitory control related to autism spectrum disorder?

Which concept refers to being well liked and accepted by peers?

What impact has technology had on romantic relationships in adolescence?