El periodo de tormenta en el desarrollo psicológico y educativo
Una visión general de la adolescencia
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Adolescencia, Desarrollo, Educación, Personalidad, PsicologíaResumen
La adolescencia es un período importante de transición entre la niñez y la edad adulta. Este período crítico de desarrollo se entiende convencionalmente como los años entre el inicio de la pubertad y la independencia social. Este artículo se dividirá en varias partes; En primer lugar, se centrará en los factores que afectan el desarrollo de los adolescentes, como el desarrollo educativo, el desarrollo cognitivo, el desarrollo moral y de valores, el desarrollo emocional y psicológico. Finalmente, se incluirán recomendaciones de algunos apoyos psicológicos tanto para padres como para profesores para desarrollar la personalidad del adolescente. Para satisfacer el objetivo del estudio, se utilizan métodos descriptivos y de recopilación de datos. Con base en los resultados adquiridos, se puede concluir que la autoestima de los adolescentes a menudo se ve afectada por la apariencia; comparan sus cuerpos con amigos y compañeros. Para futuras investigaciones, cada área de desarrollo en los adolescentes puede ser examinada psicológica y educativamente con más detalle, y se cree que se contribuirá al campo.
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