Health, Risk, and Sexuality in Emerging Adulthood — Summary of Chapter 17 from The Developing Person
Health, Risk, and Sexuality in Emerging Adulthood — Summary of Chapter 17 from The Developing Person Emerging adulthood, typically ranging from ages 18 to 25, is a unique life stage defined by physical peak performance, increased autonomy, and exploration in health, risk, and relationships. Chapter 17 of The Developing Person Through the Life Span offers a comprehensive look into the biosocial development of individuals during this critical period. This blog post summarizes the key concepts covered in the chapter to support students and educators alike in understanding this transitional phase of adulthood. 🎥 Watch the full podcast summary above and subscribe to Last Minute Lecture for chapter-by-chapter academic breakdowns from leading psychology textbooks. Peak Physical and Biological Development Emerging adults enjoy optimal physical health during this stage, marked by peak strength, organ efficiency, and reproductive capacity. These benefits are supported by: Orga...