PERDEV Flashcards

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students are aware of the developmental stage

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personal development

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personal reflections, sharing and lectures help to reveal and articulate relevant concepts

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personal development

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3
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the union of elements that make up your unique traits or personality, and these essentially distinguishes you from others.

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self

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4
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the elements of “SELF”

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body
thoughts
feelings/emotions/sensation
constitute the individuality and identity of a person

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5
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constitutes your physical attributes, your health, your posture and poise

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body

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6
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is the way you think, and how you perceive things around you affect how you feel about them and bring out sensations

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thoughts

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7
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prompts you to act and behave the way you do

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emotions

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8
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7 kinds of ways to get to know yourself

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get to know your personality
get to know your core values
get to know your body
make a journal
identify your strength and weaknesses
have a life vision and mission
question your automatic thoughts

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9
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something you can do by reflecting alone

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get to know our personality

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10
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consider how your past shaped our future

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get to know your personality

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11
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make a list of the eight values that you think guides you. In many cases, these will be the moral commitments you have.

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get to know your core values

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12
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learning about your body helps you set realistic goals

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get to know your body

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13
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can play a key role in boosting your self-knowledge

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journal

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14
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is all about developing a real picture of who you are

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identify you strength and weaknesses

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15
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allows you to be more empowered to do developmental tasks

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identify your strength and weaknesses

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16
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5 types of rest

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mental
emotional
physical
social
spiritual

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17
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a legacy you want to leave behind

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have a life vision and mission

17
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the opportunity to know your limitations or boundaries

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determine your weaknesses

18
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identify situations where you have to say “no”

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identify your weaknesses

19
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where you see yourself in 10 or 20 years from now

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have a life vision and mission

20
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take a break from thinking

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mental rest

20
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be true to your feelings

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emotional rest

21
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try meditation or a quiet walk

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mental rest

22
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say no when you are tired

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emotional rest

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recahrge alone or with close friends
social rest
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find meaning, practice mindfulness, spend time in nature
spiritual rest
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rest your body, sleep well, stretch, and exercise gently or relax
physical rest
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avoid large gatherings
social rest
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starts with assesing yourself
self-awareness
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the onset of adolescence for most children
13 years old
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hormonal changes in the body
androgen and estrogen testosterone estradiol
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hormones or chemical substances produced by endocrine glands that affectively affect physical growth and development
androgen and estrogen
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is an androgen that is strongly associated in the physical maturation of boys
testosterone
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is an estrogen that is strongly associated in the physcial development of girls
estradiol
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often been described as a period of "storm and stress"
adolescence
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the degree of satisfaction or dissatisfaction with one's body
body-cathexis
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simply a reaction to a stimulus that disturbs our physical or mental equilibrium. In other words, it's an omnipresent part of life.
stress
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a response or the way the body reacts to challenging situations.
stress
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a stimulus as well as a relational condition between persons and situations they are in
stress
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it is called as the positive stress
eustress
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it is called as the negative stress
distress