Exploring Gender-Based Differences between Early and Late Adolescents
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| author | Mr. V. G. Kamankar |
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| contents | <p>Adolescence is a critical developmental phase characterized by profound biological, psychological, emotional, and social<br>transformations. These changes do not occur uniformly but are shaped by age, gender, and sociocultural contexts. The present research<br>article explores gender-based differences between early and late adolescents, focusing on emotional regulation, cognitive development,<br>academic motivation, self-concept, peer relationships, and risk-taking behaviors. Drawing on developmental psychology and gender<br>studies, the study highlights how gender differences manifest differently across stages of adolescence rather than remaining static. The<br>analysis demonstrates that early adolescence is marked by heightened emotional vulnerability, particularly among females, whereas<br>late adolescence shows increased autonomy and risk-taking tendencies, especially among males. However, the findings also reveal<br>narrowing gender gaps in several domains, suggesting evolving gender roles and social expectations. The article underscores the<br>importance of stage-specific and gender-sensitive interventions in educational and mental health contexts and contributes to a more<br>nuanced understanding of adolescent development.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Exploring Gender-Based Differences between Early and Late Adolescents Mr. V. G. Kamankar Adolescence, Gender differences, Early adolescence, Late adolescence, Emotional development, Socialization. <p>Adolescence is a critical developmental phase characterized by profound biological, psychological, emotional, and social<br>transformations. These changes do not occur uniformly but are shaped by age, gender, and sociocultural contexts. The present research<br>article explores gender-based differences between early and late adolescents, focusing on emotional regulation, cognitive development,<br>academic motivation, self-concept, peer relationships, and risk-taking behaviors. Drawing on developmental psychology and gender<br>studies, the study highlights how gender differences manifest differently across stages of adolescence rather than remaining static. The<br>analysis demonstrates that early adolescence is marked by heightened emotional vulnerability, particularly among females, whereas<br>late adolescence shows increased autonomy and risk-taking tendencies, especially among males. However, the findings also reveal<br>narrowing gender gaps in several domains, suggesting evolving gender roles and social expectations. The article underscores the<br>importance of stage-specific and gender-sensitive interventions in educational and mental health contexts and contributes to a more<br>nuanced understanding of adolescent development.</p> |
| title | Exploring Gender-Based Differences between Early and Late Adolescents |
| topic | Adolescence, Gender differences, Early adolescence, Late adolescence, Emotional development, Socialization. |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18218069 |