Developing The Whole Person

Question 1

These 7 should be develop:

Answer 1

Emotional, intrapersonal, professional, physical, wealth, environment, mental

Question 2

means developing a person’s intellectual, mental, physical, emotional and social skills intended to help meet daily life’s demands and challenges

Answer 2

Holistic development

Question 3

• 13 yrs - 19 yrs old
• a transition from childhood to adulthood

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Adolescence

Question 4

• part of adolescence
• 10-11 for girls
• 11-12 for boys

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Puberty

Question 5

5 Aspects of development:

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• Physical/Physiological development
• Cognitive Development
• Psychological/emotional development
• social development
• moral spiritual development

Question 6

• started experiencing various body changes when you were around 13 yrs old
• physical changes in your sex organs

Answer 6

Physical/physiological development

Question 7

experiencing noctural emissions or wet dreams cause to release?

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spermarche or sperm

Question 8

• first menstrual period
• girl’s sexual maturity and is indicative of her capacity to be pregnant

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Menarche

Question 9

are hormones or chemical substances produced by endocrine glands

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Androgens and estrogens

Question 10

It is an androgen that is strongly associated in the physical maturation of boys

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Testosterone

Question 11

It is an endrogen that is strongly associated in the physical development of girls

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estradiol

Question 12

the former that cause acne and other skin problems, and the latter produce perspiration that results, at times, in body odor

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sebaceous glands and apocrine glands

Question 13

only few adolescents experience satisfaction with their bodies

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body-cathexis

Question 14

It is involved in decision-making, reasoning, and controlling one’s emotions.

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prefrontal cortex

Question 15

• the seat of your emotions such as anger, sadness and happiness
• mature much earlier than the prefrontal cortex

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amygdala

Question 16

teenagers begin thinking more often about the process of thinking itself

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metacognition

Question 17

adolescene has often been described as a period of “storm and stress”

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Psychological/emotional development

Question 18

• your attitude, speech, interests, appearance, and behaviour are heavily influenced by your peers, as you spend more time outside your home in your teenage years

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Social development

Question 19

the expectation that you comply with the norms of your peer group, is commonly experienced

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peer pressure

Question 20

• it starts with obeying your elders when you were a child

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Moral/spiritual development

Question 21

the inner force that makes external controls unnecessary play an important role in assuming responsibility in your life

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sound conscience

Question 22

ANTs

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Automatic negative thoughts

Question 23

• it is the individuals capacity to know what is right from what is wrong and applying this in personal and social situations

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Morality