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TASK: Read the following case study and answer the questions. G. Stanley Hall's Storm and Stress American psychologist G. Stanley Hall was the first to coin the term "adolescence." In his 1904 landmark study entitled simply "Adolescence," Hall outlined the primary characteristics of adolescence. Hall's work was uniquely focused on emotional development among teenagers. According to Hall, adolescent youth regularly exhibited contradictory tendencies. He believed that those divergent values and behaviours contributed to the period of "storm and stress that marked adolescence. He described the emotional life of teenagers as a pendulum given to extreme swings of behaviour, wherein abundant energy and enthusiasm could just as easily be displaced with indifference and boredom. In a moment's notice, excessive laughter and joy could degenerate to melancholy and sadness. This research found that contradictions abound in this stage of life: vanity and conceit are as common as shyness and self-loathing. Hall's theory sheds light on these competing forces within adolescents and catalogues and describes the opposing behaviours. He explained that adolescents sometimes crave solitude and are perfectly content to be secluded for a period of time, while at other times they seek opportunities to be among their peer group and are happy to conform to and take direction from others. The storm and stress of adolescence can be felt on an emotional level, too. Adolescent youth may find it easy to move between benevolent behaviours such as sensitivity to others and empathy and outright cruelty. In the same way, apathy is sometimes replaced with enthusiasm and exploration. Ultimately, these extreme emotional changes largely help to determine the adolescent's personality. The ability to sort out these extremes leads to stability of character and maturity. Hall's work has been criticized, in part because his studies focused predominantly on males. We might consider Hall's study of adolescence as a starting point. The original case study has intrigued and guided countless researchers, and many went on to conduct their own studies of adolescence. As with all social scientific scholarship, Hall's pioneer study has been disputed, added to, and defended. Although the concept of storm and stress has fallen in and out of favour, Hall's study was a groundbreaking work, and the foundation for tomorrow's social science research. QUESTIONS 1. Describe a scenario in which a teenager might swing from one emotional extreme to another. 2. How might a feminist researcher challenge, build upon, or refute Hall's findings? 3. Why has Hall's theory fallen out of favour? Are there any problematic areas in his research