Adolescent Thinking, Technology, and Social Growth — Summary of Chapter 15 from The Developing Person
Adolescent Thinking, Technology, and Social Growth — Summary of Chapter 15 from The Developing Person Chapter 15 of The Developing Person Through the Life Span examines the cognitive, educational, and social development of adolescents. This pivotal stage of human growth is shaped by a variety of psychological and environmental influences, including technological advancements, school structures, peer dynamics, and moral evolution. This blog provides a comprehensive overview of the major concepts, theories, and implications discussed in the chapter. 🎥 Watch the video above for an in-depth audio summary, and subscribe to Last Minute Lecture for chapter-by-chapter textbook breakdowns. Cognitive Development in Adolescence Adolescents experience a shift from concrete to abstract thought. Piaget's concept of formal operational thought emerges around age 12, allowing individuals to think hypothetically and engage in deductive reasoning (from general principles to specific c...