Developing the Whole Person

Question 1

Physical or Tangible Aspect

Answer 1

THE BODY

Question 2

More ____ and _____ are spent on
enhancing the physical component

Answer 2

time and money

Question 3

Intellectual or Conscious Aspect

Answer 3

THE MIND

Question 4

Part of the self that directs the other two aspects

Answer 4

THE MIND

Question 5

Emotional or Intuitive Aspect

Answer 5

THE SPIRIT

Question 6

Most feared aspect of the self,

Answer 6

THE SPIRIT

Question 7

Stores both healthy and destructive thoughts
and beliefs

Answer 7

THE MIND

Question 8

Learns what to do and communicates the information to the
body and the feelings.

Answer 8

THE MIND

Question 9

THE POWER TRIAD

Answer 9

ACTIONS

THOUGHTS

FEELINGS

Question 10

Sense of being separate
and distinct from others

Answer 10

Existential self

Question 11

Child becomes aware that
they are also an object in
the world

Answer 11

Categorical self

Question 12

Helps you fit into different
groups or roles in your life

Answer 12

Categorical self

Question 13

Awareness of the

constancy of the self

Answer 13

Existential self

Question 14

Children look to
celebrities for guidance
and confirmation in the decisions

Answer 14

CELEBRITY
WORSHIP

Question 15

Children frequently search for
external factors, tangible and
intangible, to use as enhancers
of their self-concept.

Answer 15

MATERIALISM

Question 16

Adolescents often look to
their peers for validation
and guidance.

Answer 16

PEER

COMMUNICATION

Question 17

All adolescents desire to fulfill
the criteria peer groups have
constructed to achieve social
acceptance

Answer 17

PEER REJECTION

Question 18

relationships among family
members are far more stable,
and therefore, has a greater
effect on self-concept.

Answer 18

FAMILY
COMMUNICATION

Question 19

Siblings’ presence, interactions,
and relationships can shape
self-esteem, identity,
interpersonal skills, and values
of an adolescent.

Answer 19

EFFECT FROM
SIBLINGS

Question 20

Enumerat:

FACTORS OF
ADOLESCENT
SELF-
CONCEPT

Answer 20

Celebrity worship
Material self
Peer Communication
Peer Rejection
Family Communication
Effect from siblings

Question 21

seeks to describe
essential qualities that constitute a
person’s uniqueness or essential being.

Answer 21

philosophy of self

Question 22

is the study of
either the cognitive and affective
representation of one’s identity or the
subject of experience.

Answer 22

psychology of self

Question 23

Morals come from the latin word:

Answer 23

‘moralitas’

Question 24

One’s judgment of what is important in
life.

Answer 24

VALUES

Question 25

The self is a complex and core subject
in many forms of spirituality.

Answer 25

Religion

Question 26

Enumerate the

agencies of socialization

Answer 26

FAMILY
PEERS
SCHOOL
CHURCH
GOVERNMENT
SOCIAL MEDIA/MASS MEDIA

Question 27

The self is constantly evolving due to
the complexities of __________ and societies.

Answer 27

cultures