1.	Attachment: You are treating an adolescent who had problems with this parents in early childhood and is currently having problems with depression and being overly dependent on others. Based on Gil’s summary of attachment studies, is the adolescent more likely to be avoidantly or ambivalently attached during early childhood?

				2.	Cognitive Development: Adolescents often think about societal ideals such as utopia and idealism more so than realities. According to Piaget, this is a manifestation of the stage of ___________  ______________ (two words).

				3.	Moral Development: According to Kohlberg, older adolescents are more likely to think about the needs of others or the needs of society rather than avoiding punishment and “getting away” with it. In his theory, these adolescents have moved from the _______________ stage in late childhood to the ____________ stage of moral reasoning.

				4.	Physical Development: According to Bukowski, what is ONE requirement that adolescents need to meet in order to develop a healthy sense of sexuality?

				5.	Personality & Identity (Erikson):  According to the reading, Erikson’s idea that adolescents need a psychosocial moratorium might be limited to _______________ (hint: what group, population, etc)?

				6.	Personality & Identity (Erikson): In Erikson’s theory, the main job of adolescents is to develop a sense of ________   ____________ (two words).

				7.	Individual Therapy: Why are abused adolescents often resistant or reluctant to express themselves in individual therapy?

				8.	Group Therapy: You are conducting group therapy session for abused adolescents. Several seem to be “spacing out.” Gil refers to this as: _________________ (one word).

				9.	Family Therapy: Although Gil recommends that family therapy be part of a treatment plan for abused adolescents, see recommends that the therapist first…

				10.	Family Therapy: Health Maintenance Organizations are more likely to cover brief psychotherapy that try to reduce the presenting problem. Given Gil’s description of five types of family therapy orientations, which one do you think would be more favorable with HMO’s?