Chapter 12: Social and Personality Development in Adolescence We have a lot of experience to bring to the table on adolescence. This is a chapter that all of us can relate to on some level. Some of you are still in adolescence or not long out of adolescence, some of you are currently raising adolescents, some of you work with adolescents, some of our children are past adolescence, and some of us are past adolescence, and some of us are "way" past adolescence - so,  from the perspective of social and personality development, what would you like to talk regarding this chapter?

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