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PART I: Reflect on what you have learned in the adolescent development module: W

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PART I: Reflect on what you have learned in the adolescent development module:
What part of the adolescent development module is the most interesting to you? Explain why? (minimum 5 to 6 sentences)
Did you find anything from the adolescent module confusing or challenging for you? Explain why? ( (minimum 5 to 6 sentences)
PART II: For this assignment, you will watch Generation Like (link: www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/generation-like/ ), a documentary from Frontline exploring teen’s social media usage. In it you’ll see several examples of socio-emotional growth and development discussed in this module. After watching the documentary, complete this quiz to demonstrate your understanding of and ability to apply what you have learned from this module. (This documentary is around 50 minutes long, so make sure you give yourself enough time to watch it.)
Below are the questions in this quiz (answer minimum of 5 to 6 sentences per question)
1. Describe how social media plays a role in an adolescent’s socio-emotional development. Use 3 of the following key terms in your response and use specific examples from Generation Like for full credit.
Imaginary audience
Personal fable
Adolescent egocentrism
Self-concept
Self-esteem
Social comparison
2. Give an example of an adolescent in the movie that is empowered by social media.
3. Give an example of marketers using adolescent social media use to their advantage in the movie.
4. After watching this movie, do you believe social media is real empowerment for teenagers, a money-making marketing tool, or both? Explain why.

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