Lesson 1: Knowing Oneself

Question 1

Developmental Scientist is identified these aspect or domains of human development as physical, cognitive, psychosocial development.

Answer 1

Papalia and Feldman 2012

Question 2

Human beings have the sole capacity to reflect upon itself and I the process develop self awareness, become motivated and then desire to grow and change for the better and are promoted to mature and improve until it reaches its desired level of development. It is, therefore natural for human beings to develop towards maturity and fullness.

Answer 2

Carl Rogers 1961

Question 3

The great Chinese being will always desire to become the ‘superior one’ not just to his peers, followers, but to himself most especially.

Answer 3

Confucius

Question 4

Argued that building characters as much as intelligence is what education is all about.at education is all about.

Answer 4

Pluto

Question 5

Argued that building characters as much as intelligence is what education is all about.at education is all about.

Answer 5

Pluto

Question 6

Proponents of Humanistic Psychology

Answer 6

Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers

Question 7

Theorized the five stages of human development (self-actualization)

Answer 7

Maslow

Question 8

The individual has within himself the capacity and tendency latent if not evident, to move forward toward maturity.

Answer 8

Carl Rogers

Question 9

Helped refocus the emphasis of psychology from a disease model toward that is good and positive about human persons and their desire to achieve their potentials.

Answer 9

Martin Seligman and Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi

Question 10

In short, positive psychology stresses that human nature has its good and positive strengths, as well as its inadequacies and weaknesses.

Answer 10

Paterson (2006)

Question 11

Adolescence is widely believed to be between ages 11 or 12, and lasting about 18 years of age.

Answer 11

Feist and Rosenberg 2012

Question 12

Three Stages of Adolescence (Early 10-13, Middle 14-16, Late 17-20)

Answer 12

Corpuz, Lucas, Borabo, Lucido (2010)

Question 13

Personality refers to the unique and relatively enduring set of behaviors, feelings, thoughts, and motives that characterize an individual.

Answer 13

Feist and Rosenberg 2012

Question 14

Aspects or Domains of Human Development

Answer 14

Physical Development
Cognitive Development
Psychosocial

Question 15

Influences on Human Development

Answer 15

Heredity
Maturation
Environment

Question 16

Study of the strengths and virtues that enable individuals and communities to thrive.

Answer 16

Positive Psychology

Question 17

Two key components of personality

Answer 17

1. The uniqueness of an individual’s thoughts, feelings, and behavior.
2. Their being relatively enduring, or being consistent over different situations and over time.

Question 18

Self in Philosophy

Answer 18

It is the source of a person’s consciousness and the agent responsible for one’s thoughts and actions.

Question 19

Self in Psychology

Answer 19

Self in psychology is personality. It is the set of behaviors, feeling, thoughts, and motives that identifies an individual.

Question 20

Self (spiritually)

Answer 20

Self spiritually is a person’s thoughts, feelings, principles, values, beliefs. Includes an individual’s aspiration and life purpose.

Question 21

Personality Trait

Answer 21

A person’s constant behavior in a particular way.

Question 22

Influences on the development of personality

Answer 22

Nature and Nurture