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Dimension of Self Flashcards

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it is about self-awareness of our inner workings in understanding the Self

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Dimension of Self

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  • means a property of space, extension is a given direction
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Dimension

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  • measurement of length, width, and thickness
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Dimension

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triggers a series of changes in both male and female bodies due to hormones, preparing the body for adulthood and reproduction

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Puberty

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Two changes in Physical self during puberty

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  • Primary Physical Changes
  • Secondary Physical Changes
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refer to the development of the sexual or reproductive organs, marking the body’s ability to reproduce

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Primary Physical Changes

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Primary Physical Changes for Boys

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  • Testicles Growth
  • Sperm Production
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the ____ (or testes) grow larger, signaling the beginning of sperm production and testosterone release. This is one the first signs of puberty in boys.

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Testicles Growth

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______ startes in the testicles and can lead to ejaculation, sometimes experienced as “wet dreams” (nocturnal emissions)

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Sperm Production

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Primary Physical Changes for Girls

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  • Ovaries Development
  • First Menstrual Period (Menarche)
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the ___ mature and start releasing eggs, marking the beginning of a girl’s reproductive years

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Ovaries Development

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menarche is the first occurrence of menstruation, typically occurring between ages 9-16. It signals the body’s readiness for potential pregnancy, involving the shedding of the uterine lining if no egg is fertilixed

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First Menstrual Period

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these changes are outward signs of maturation but do not directly affect reproduction

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Secondary Physical Changes

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Secondary Physical Changes for Girls

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  • Breast Development
  • Widening of Hips
  • Growth of Underarm and Pubic Hair
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Secondary Physical Changes for Boys

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  • Growth of Facial, Underarm, and Pubic Hair
  • Voice Deepening
  • Muscles Growth and Broader Shoulders
  • Growth Spurt
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the first sign of puberty in girls, starting with ___ buds that gradually grow into full _____. This prepares the body for potential breastfeeding.

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Breast Development

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Girl’s ___ widen due to changes in bone structure, preparing body for childbirth. The pelvis broadens to accommodate the birth canal.

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Widening of Hips

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Girls also develop this followed with underarm, which becomes thicker and darker due to androgen hormone release.

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Growth of Underarm and Pubic Hair

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deepening of voice due to grwoth in the LARYNX and VOCAL CORDS

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Voice Deepening

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20
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rapid increase in height occurs uring puberty

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Growth Spurt

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21
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hormones that triggers the growth of the body hair in both girls and boys

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Androgens

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22
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primary hormone driving male puberty

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Testosterone

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  • Stimulates growth of the penis and testes.
  • Promotes muscle development and
    body/facial hair growth.
  • Deepens the voice.
  • Increases libido and causes more frequent
    erections.
  • Strengthens bones and muscles, contributing
    to overall male maturity
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Testosterone

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Primary hormones driving female puberty

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  • Estrogen
  • Progesterone
25
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produced by the ovaries, is responsible for
breast development and maturation of reproductive
organs.
- hormonal fluctuations, causes emotional changes in females

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Estrogen

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, also produced by the ovaries, prepares
the uterus for pregnancy by thickening its lining.

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Progesterone

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Stress and Mood Related Hormones

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  • Cortisol
  • Serotonin
  • Norepinephrine
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  • “Stress hormone”
    -released during stress to regulate energy and immune function
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Cortisol

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neutransmitter, regulates mood, sleep, and appetite

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Serotonin

30
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hormone boosts alertness and focus during stress

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Norepinephrine

31
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  • structures within the
    cell nucleus that carry
    long strands of DNA
  • genetic information
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chromosomes

32
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physical aspects that are inherited

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Nature (Heredity)

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emotional and psychological development
- external influences

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Nurture (Environment)

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developed Cognitive Develpment Theoyrt

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Jean Piaget

35
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Developed Moral Development Theory

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Lawrence Kohlberg

36
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Developed Psychosocial Development Theory

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Erik Erikson

37
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Abnormal: what are the 4 Ds

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  • Deviance
  • Distress
  • Dysfunctions
  • Danger
38
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Parenting Styles

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  • Authoritarian
  • Authoritative
  • Permissive
  • Uninvolved
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Parenting Styles: Strict, always follow rules, close communication

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Authoritarian

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Parenting styles: Gives rules and disciplines, with open communication

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Authoritative

41
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Parenting styles: Always says Yes, less discpline

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Permissive

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Parenting style: Do not bother to care

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Uninvolved

43
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Personal Journey to Change: a relationship with the Higher being

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Spirituality

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Sexual Consent: what is FRIES

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  • Free Given
  • Reversible (on going)
  • Informed
  • Enthusiastic
  • Specific
45
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Three branches of the government

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  • Legislative
  • Executive
  • Judicial
46
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Branch of Government: Make laws

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Legislative

47
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Branch of government: Carries out Laws

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Executive Branch

48
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Branch of government: Evaluates Laws

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Judicial Branch

49
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what is SOGIESC

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Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Expression, and Sexual Characteristic

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Spiritual Beliefs

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  • Atheist
  • Animistic
  • Agnostic
  • Monotheistic
  • Polytheistic
  • No religion
51
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Material Self by?

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William James

52
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4 components of Material Self

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  • Body
  • Clothes
  • Family
  • Home
53
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Human Rights

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  • Right to Vote
  • Right to Privacyc
  • Right to Education
  • Freedom of Expression
  • Freedom of Speech
  • Fredom of Religion
54
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Different Filipino Values

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  • Bayanihan
  • Bahla Na
  • Ningaskugon
  • Hiya
  • Utang na Loob
  • Pakikisama
  • Mano po
  • Crab Mentality
  • Manyana Habit
55
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refers to the wish of purchasing more goods and services, which may not be needed at that time. It is the desire to have luxurious life by having possession of goods and services, which are not required to meet the basic necessities of life.

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Consumerism

56
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a process of developing and applying a
distinctive features so that consumers can
associate the brand with its product or services.

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Branding

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