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Module 5 Flashcards

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Conception to birth

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Pre-natal period

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2
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Birth to end of the second week

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Infancy

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End of the second week to end of the second year

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Babyhood

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4
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Two to six years

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Early childhood or preschool age

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5
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Six to ten or twelve years

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Late childhood or elementary age

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Twelve to thirteen or fourteen years

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Puberty or preadolescence

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Thirteen or fourteen to eighteen years

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Adolescence

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Eighteen to forty years

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Early adulthood

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Forty to sixty years

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Middle age

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10
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Sixty to death

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Old age or senescence

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11
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is a very social person who likes to be with people

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Sanguine type (red bile)

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individuals tend to be analytical and detailed-oriented, they are deep thinkers and feelers

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Melancholic type (black bile)

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13
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goal-oriented person

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Choleric type (yellow bile)

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is characterized by being calm, easy going who are not plagued with the emotional outburst, exaggerated feelings, anger, bitterness

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Phlegmatic type

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15
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hospitable and tactful

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Oval

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16
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friendly, kindhearted, and selfless

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Round

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17
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patient and intuitive

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Heart

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18
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perfectionist and tend to be aggressive

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Long shape

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witty, analytical, and great leader

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Square

20
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creative, artistic, sensitive, and determined

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Triangle-shape

21
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very detail-oriented and like to be in control

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Diamond face

22
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more responsive, assertive, and genuine than with short and square faces then to be more restrained, conforming, and shrewd

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Long and angular faces

23
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Proposed by Willliam Sheldon, he believes that personality is based on a person’s body.

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Body-type Theory

24
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is an eating disorder in which a person refuses to eat for fear of gaining weight which can result in severe starvation and death. Mostly females between 12 to 40 years of age.

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Aneroxia

25
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in which the person induces purging after bringing large quantities of food.

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Bulimia nervosa

26
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Some ways to improve you body image and inner self

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Dress well and be neat, Smile a lot, Take good care of your health, Live a well-balanced life, Spend some time alone to reflect, Accept things as they are, Ask and listen, Think positive, Pray, Count your blessings, Be thankful.

27
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Biological anthropologists and expert in the science of human attraction.

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Helen Fisher

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She suggest the important ingredients of romantic love: lust, attraction and attachment.

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Helen Fisher

29
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driven by the desire for sexual gratification

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Lust

30
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is often associated with sexual desire

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Attraction

31
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  • also called affectionate or compassionate
  • occurs when individual desire to connect with other person intimately
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Attachment

32
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refers to physical characteristics at birth that distinguishes males from females

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Primary sex characteristics

33
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develop during the onset of puberty. It includes sexual organs and traits that develop at puberty and are indirectly involved in human reproduction.

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Secondary sex characteristics

34
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sexual urges occur in response to sexual cues or fantasies.

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Desire phase

35
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Decrease in arousal occurs after orgasm (particularly in men)

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Resolution phase

36
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A subjective sense of sexual pleasure and physiological signs of sexual arousal

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Arousal stage

37
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sexual arousal in males - increased flow of blood into penis

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penile tumescence

38
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in females - blood pools in the pelvic area leading to vaginal lubrication and breast tumescence

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vasocongestion

39
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brief period occurs before orgasm

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Plateau phase

40
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in males, feelings of the inevitability of ejaculation; in females, contractions of the walls of the lower third of the vagina

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Orgasm phase

41
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Human sexual behavior:

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  • Desire phase
  • Arousal stage
  • Plateau phase
  • Orgasm phase
  • Resolution phase
42
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  • came from the Latin word spiritus, meaning breath or life force
  • refers to meaning and purpose in one’s life, a search for wholeness
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Spirituality

43
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belief that creatures, objects and place possess certain spirit

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Animism

44
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Filipino concept of the Soul

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Animism

45
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derived from the Greek word politika

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Politics

46
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denotes membership in a political society

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Citizenship

47
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a person enjoys full civil and political rights including protection inside the territory of the state

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Citizen

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