PD 3rd QUARTER LESSON 1

Question 1

______ is very complex

Answer 1

Human nature

Question 2

It goes through the process of ……

Answer 2

birth, growth, development, regeneration,
and death.

Question 3

human beings are different as we possess more complex capabilities such as….

Answer 3

self-awareness, analytical thinking, self-evaluation, motivation, decision-making, and reflective thought.

Question 4

________ have the sole capacity to ______ upon themselves, and in the process to develop ________, become ________, and then desire to ____ and change for the ______; and can _____ and
______ until it attains its desired ____ of development.

Answer 4

Human beings,
reflect,
self-awareness,
motivated,
grow,
better,
mature,
improve,
level

Question 5

a process in which a person reflects upon themselves, understand who they are, accept what they discover about themselves, and learn (or unlearn) new sets of values, attitudes, behavior, and thinking skills to reach their fullest potential as human beings.

Answer 5

Personal Development

Question 6

covers the whole lifespan of human existence in relation to these three aspects of human development

Answer 6

Personal Development and Human Development

Question 7

3 aspects of human development

Answer 7

Physical development,
Cognitive development,
Psychosocial development

Question 8

It covers the growth of the body and the brain, motor and sensory skills, and even physical health

Answer 8

Physical development

Question 9

It covers our capacity to learn, to speak, to understand, to reason, and to create

Answer 9

Cognitive development

Question 10

It includes our social interactions with other people, our emotions, attitudes, self-identity, personality, beliefs, and values.

Answer 10

Psychosocial development

Question 11

personal development is ____ own _______ and _____ within the context of these three aspects of human development.

Answer 11

one’s
development
growth

Question 12

Human development is also influenced
by:

Answer 12

Heredity,
Environment,
Maturation

Question 13

These are the inborn traits passed on by the generations of off-springs from both sides of the biological parents’ families.

Answer 13

Heredity

Question 14

It is the world outside of ourselves and the experiences that result from our
contact and interaction with this external world;

Answer 14

Environment

Question 15

It is the natural progression of the brain and the body that affects the cognitive, psychological, and social dimensions of a person.

Answer 15

Maturation

Question 16

There is a fine line differentiating personality and personal development.Personality is a
set of emotional qualities, ways of behaving, etc., that makes a person different from other
people. These are also the attractive qualities that make a person interesting or pleasant to be
with. On the other hand, Personal means belonging or relating to a particular person.

Answer 16

Personal Development and Personality
Development

Question 17

is a set of emotional qualities, ways of behaving, etc., that makes a person different from other people. These are also the attractive qualities that make a person interesting or pleasant to be with.

Answer 17

Personality

Question 18

means belonging or relating to a particular person.

Answer 18

Personal

Question 19

includes image enhancement, such as skin care and make-up, fashion, and clothing, and even body contouring, modeling, and beauty pageants.

Answer 19

Personality Development

Question 20

Psychology and Personal Development are related to each other. Psychology is the study
of human thinking and behavior and serves as the foundation of Personal Development. The
school of thought that gave birth to the modern-day understanding of personal development is through Positive and Humanistic Psychology that believes in the human capacity for improvement and goodness.

Answer 20

Psychology and Personal Development

Question 21

is the study of human thinking and behavior and serves as the foundation of Personal Development.

Answer 21

Psychology

Question 22

The
school of thought that gave birth to the modern-day understanding of personal development is through _______ that believes in the human capacity for improvement and goodness.

Answer 22

Positive and Humanistic Psychology

Question 23

Proponent of Humanistic Psychology
Five Stages of Human Development (Hierarchy of Needs) According to ________, human
beings are interested in growing rather
than simply restoring balance or
avoiding frustration. He described
human beings as the ones who are
almost always desiring something.
Indeed, as one human desire is
satisfied, another arises to take its
place. As each need is satisfied, the
next higher-order need attains
importance.

Answer 23

Abraham Maslow

Question 24

Adolescence is the transition period between childhood and early childhood. It starts with the biological changes called puberty wherein the physical body experiences growth spurts leading toward physical maturity. It is widely believed to be between ages 11 or 12, and lasting to about 18 years of age In the Philippine context, there are three stages of adolescence

Answer 24

Personal Development in Adolescence

Question 25

the transition period between childhood and early childhood.

Answer 25

Adolescence

Question 26

It starts with the biological changes called _______ wherein the physical body experiences growth spurts leading toward physical maturity.

Answer 26

puberty

Question 27

It is widely believed to be between ______ and lasting to about _______ In the Philippine context, there are three stages of adolescence

Answer 27

ages 11 or 12,
18 years of age

Question 28

10 to 13 years of age

Answer 28

Early Adolescence

Question 29

14 to 16 years of age

Answer 29

Middle Adolescence

Question 30

17 to 20 years of age

Answer 30

Late Adolescence

Question 31

the time when young people start to ask questions about themselves, about their
_____, and even about their _____ and ____ beliefs. This is also the time when they deal with ____ or ___ identity

Answer 31

Adolescence,
future,
religious,
political,
his or her

Question 32

first step in personal development.

Answer 32

To know oneself

Question 33

essence of a person: his thoughts, feelings and actions, experiences, beliefs, values, principles, and relationships

Answer 33

“self”

Question 34

In philosophy,“self” is the “______” – the source of a person’s consciousness. It is the intangible agent responsible for a person’s thoughts and actions.

Answer 34

“being”

Question 35

can be defined through personality as it is a set of characteristics (behavior, emotions/feelings, thoughts, and motives) that identifies an individual.

Answer 35

“self”