Adolescence Phase of Mental Development 
(Ages 12–19 Years)

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Adolescence Phase of Mental Development (Ages 12–19 Years)

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Major Developmental Tasks of Adolescence | Maturation and Development of Physical Capabilities | Maturation and Development of Cognitive Capabilities | Maturation and Development of Emotions: Development of Emotional Self-Awareness | Maturation and Development of Verbal Language Abilities | Development of the Self-Representation and of Object Representations | Further Development of Sexual and Social Identities | Development of the Superego | Development of Adaptational Capabilities: Emergence of More Socially Mature Mechanisms of Defense | Transitioning From Adolescence to Young Adulthood: Criteria for Adulthood

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Adolescence Phase of Mental Development (Ages 12–19 Years)

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