The Difference Between the Problem-Solution Approach and the Slice-Of-Life Approach

question 17

Multiple Choice

The difference between the problem-solution approach and the slice-of-life approach is that in the problem solution technique there is:

• A)depth of story line.
• B)a solution provided through powerful word images.
• C)depth of plot development.
• D)a solution through visuals telling the story, supplying the solution.
• E)no depth of story line nor depth of plot development.

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Definitions:

Typical Adolescent

Refers to the general characteristics or behaviors expected from an individual going through the teenage years, including biological, cognitive, and social changes.

Outward Sign

A visible, external indicator that may suggest something about a person's status, intentions, or condition.

Puberty

The period during which adolescents reach sexual maturity and become capable of reproduction.

Adolescent Growth Spurt

The first outward sign of puberty, refers to a rapid gain in height and weight that generally begins in girls at about age 10 and in boys about age 12.