Mary is an adolescent who currently has a small pimple on her cheek that is causing her to be overly self-conscious. She is conv
inced that everyone she meets stares at and talks about her pimple. Mary's behavior exhibits __________. a sense of idealism imaginary audience personal fable puberty
Imaginary audience is a state in which an individual, most especially growing adolescent, are preoccupied with excessive and exaggerated belief and thought that they are the main focus of other people’s attention, and as such become worried unnecessarily and overtly self-conscious. The individual often feels they are the center focus of discussion of other people.
Puberty is the maturation of a child into an adult capable of reproduction, characterized by changes in physical appearances initiated by the hormones of the gonads. Among other signs, increased self consciousness is a characteristic of puberty especially in females, because, the changes in the body occurs at a rapid rate that the mind is not fully prepared for most times, making her overly conscious of herself. Other signs include, breast development, elongation of bones, development of external genitalia, etc.
An Evolutionary Perspective of view of character and individual contrastsrecommends that our characters and individual contrasts have advanced, to some degree, to furnish us with some type of versatile bit of leeway with regards to endurance and generation.
This point of view is a developmental brain research viewpoint, which in itself depends on natural transformative hypothesis.
Developmental brainscience coordinates mental hypothesis with transformative science, with an end goal to get qualities, insight,and practices, and how people may vary over these considering accomplishing their transformative objectives.
A theory is a set of ideas or facts that explains an existing predicament or situation. In this case, the problem presents a statement on the theory of evolution. The phrase that describes a theory is that "all life is related and that organisms have become more complex over time."