Psychological aspects that accompany puberty
Jumat, 27 September 2013
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Dramatic physical changes
/ so quickly from
childhood toward adolescence
have a psychological effect. This is due to
changes in the psychological
aspects of a child who is experiencing puberty.
Psychological aspects that accompany puberty changes
have characteristics such as mature thinking ability, memory, creativity, imagination
changes from fantasy
to reality, gestures
disappearance of childhood and impulsive behavior, and the growing curiosity about science, morality,
and the interaction between the opposite sex.
Most teens are more concerned with appearance (body
image) compared to those other aspects in themselves, and many do not like
what they see in the mirror. Concern
for body image (body image)
often begins in mid-childhood or even earlier,
and will be stronger in adolescence, and
can lead to an
obsessive attempt to control
weight. This pattern is generally
more common in girls than boys. Due to
an increase in body fat normally experienced by young women, many
who become unhappy with their appearance. Women's
dissatisfaction with their bodies adolescents increased during early
and middle adolescence, whereas boys are
more muscular, be more satisfied with
their bodies.