Social-Relationships-in-Middle-and-Late-Adolescence-Understanding-the-Journey.pptx

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1. Social Relationships in Middle and Late Adolescence: Understanding the Journey This presentation explores the complex social dynamics that adolescents navigate as they mature and establish their identities. rm by rodjan moscoso

2. Social Influence, Leadership, and Followership Social Influence Peer groups have a significant impact on adolescents' beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors. Leadership Leaders emerge within peer groups, often based on personality traits, skills, or social status. Followership Followers contribute to group dynamics by offering support, ideas, and sometimes dissenting opinions.

3. Roles of Leaders and Followers Task Leaders Focus on achieving goals, organizing, and delegating tasks. Social Leaders Foster relationships, build morale, and create a positive group atmosphere. Followers Contribute their skills, perspectives, and support to the group effort.

4. Roles in Society Students Learn, grow, and develop social skills within the school environment. Athletes Develop teamwork, discipline, and leadership skills through sports. Artists Express themselves creatively and collaborate with peers in artistic endeavors. Community Leaders Contribute to their communities through volunteer work, advocacy, or social initiatives.

5. Influencing Others 1 Leaders can influence through their actions, communication, and charisma. 2 Followers can influence by offering valuable insights, supporting positive change, and challenging existing norms. 3 Social influence is a two-way street, with leaders and followers shaping each other's perceptions and behaviors.

6. Social Media's Impact Social media platforms have become an influential force in shaping social interactions. They provide opportunities for connecting with peers, expressing oneself, and accessing information. However, social media can also contribute to comparison, cyberbullying, and negative body image.

7. The Role of School and Extracurricular Activities Schools provide a structured environment for social development, with opportunities for peer interaction and learning. Extracurricular activities offer additional outlets for social growth, teamwork, leadership, and personal fulfillment. Both settings contribute to the formation of lasting friendships, social skills development, and personal growth.

8. Supporting Healthy Relationships 1 Communication Encourage open communication, active listening, and respect for boundaries. 2 Guidance Provide guidance on navigating social media, peer pressure, and healthy relationships. 3 Support Offer support during challenges, validate feelings, and help build self-esteem. 4 Role Models Model healthy relationships, empathy, and conflict resolution skills.