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Personal Development Flashcards

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Define Self Confidence

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This is where your skills and talents are seen

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Define Self Esteem

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Your lovability as a person and how you value yourself

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The feeling of completeness or productivity

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Self - Actualization

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This refers to how you see yourself, how others see you and your future self

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Self image

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Refers to your emotion

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Affective

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What is “behavior”

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This is how you respond to certain situations

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Refers to your mental aspects

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Cognitive

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This was coined by Albert Bandura

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Self Efficacy Theory

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Define Self Efficacy Theory

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It is the belief we have in our own abilities, specifically our abilities to meet the challenges ahead of us and complete a task successfully

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Refers to the experiences one gains when they take on a new challenge and are successful at doing so

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Mastery Experiences

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Define Vicarious Experiences

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Observing other people successfully completing a task

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Receiving positive verbal feedback while undertaking a complex task persuades a person to believe that they have the skills and capabilities to succeed

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Social Persuasion

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Define Emotional and Physiological state

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This can influence how they feel about their personal abilities in a particular situation

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Define Physical Self

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Refers to our body parts, functions and the food we eat

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Define Cognitive Self

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The ability of our mind, way of absorbing information or learning and other healthy activities for our brain

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Refers to the way we handle emotions, feelings or how we react on certain scenarios or events in our lives

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Emotional Self

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It is the relationship with a higher being which involves religious activities, meditation and things that are good for the “soul”

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Spiritual Self

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Refers to the people we interact with, our personality in front of them and how we deal with each behavior

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Social Self

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This symbolizes the duality within a person or event and represents balance

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Yin Yang

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Refers to the changes that we undergo as we grow older which includes our experiences and wisdom that we have learned, developmental tasks and expected achievements in each stage

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Human Development

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21
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Who was the proponent of the cognitive development theory?

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Jean Piaget

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22
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How many stages did John Piaget divide his cognitive development theory?

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4 stages

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Also called the sensorimotor stage 1

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Toddler (0-2)

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Also called the pre-operational stage 2

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Pre-schooler (2-5)

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Also called concrete operational stage 3

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Elementary Schooler (5-11)

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Also called formal operational stage 4

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Teenagers - Adult (13 and above)

27
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What stage can object permanence be developed?

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sensorimotor stage 1

28
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What stage can the 5 senses be developed?

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sensorimotor stage 1

29
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What stage uses symbols to represent things?

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pre-operational stage 2

30
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What stage engages actively in pretend play

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pre-operational stage 2

31
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What stage can be described as egocentric?

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pre-operational stage 2

32
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What stage can actively use their imagination and mentally understand the concept of reversing their actions?

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concrete operational stage 3

33
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What stage can we learn the idea of conservation?

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concrete operational stage 3

34
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What stage can logic sprout into existence?

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concrete operational stage 3

35
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What stage can do both abstract and logical thinking?

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formal operational stage 4

36
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Who is the biggest asshole in the study of psychosexual development theory?

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Sigmund Freud

37
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Who developed said psychosexual development theory?

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Sigmund Freud

38
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Who was the father of psychoanalysis?

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Sigmund Freud

39
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Believes that humans have an erogenous zone and that fixations occur when unresolved conflicts are met with each stage

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Sigmund Freud

40
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State the 5 stages of psychosexual development theory

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Oral, Anal, Phallic, Latency, Genital

41
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Give at least 2 fixations that can be met during the Oral Stage

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DRINKING, SMOKING OR THUMB SUCKING

42
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Give at least 2 fixations that can be met during the Anal Stage

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BOWEL AND BLADDER CONTROL

43
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Give at least 2 fixations that can be met during the Phallic Stage

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OEDIPUS COMPLEX ; ELEKTRA COMPLEX

44
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What feelings or skills are mostly active during the latency stage?

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Social skills while their sexual feelings are completely or partially inactive because they are most likely focused on school works, exams and etc.

45
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Genital Stage occurs from puberty until death and people usually develop their maturing se-________ _________

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sexual interest

46
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An Ego psychologist and expanded Freud’s Psychosexual Development Theory

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Erik Erikson

47
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DEFINE THE OPPOSING FACTORS OF EACH STAGE STATED BY ERIK ERIKSON:

STAGE 1:

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TRUST VS MISTRUST

48
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DEFINE THE OPPOSING FACTORS OF EACH STAGE STATED BY ERIK ERIKSON:

STAGE 2:

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AUTONOMY VS SHAME AND DOUBT

49
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DEFINE THE OPPOSING FACTORS OF EACH STAGE STATED BY ERIK ERIKSON:

STAGE 3:

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INITIATIVE VS GUILT

50
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DEFINE THE OPPOSING FACTORS OF EACH STAGE STATED BY ERIK ERIKSON:

STAGE 4:

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INDUSTRY VS INFERIORITY

51
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DEFINE THE OPPOSING FACTORS OF EACH STAGE STATED BY ERIK ERIKSON:

STAGE 5:

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IDENTITY VS ROLE CONFUSION

52
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DEFINE THE OPPOSING FACTORS OF EACH STAGE STATED BY ERIK ERIKSON:

STAGE 6:

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INTIMACY VS ISOLATION

53
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DEFINE THE OPPOSING FACTORS OF EACH STAGE STATED BY ERIK ERIKSON:

STAGE 7:

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GENERATIVITY VS STAGNATION

54
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DEFINE THE OPPOSING FACTORS OF EACH STAGE STATED BY ERIK ERIKSON:

STAGE 8:

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INTEGRITY VS DESPAIR

55
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DEFINE WHICH STAGE THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT EVENTS AND VALUES OCCUR:

FEEDING ; HOPE

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STAGE 1

56
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DEFINE WHICH STAGE THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT EVENTS AND VALUES OCCUR:

TOILET TRAINING ; WILL

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STAGE 2

57
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DEFINE WHICH STAGE THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT EVENTS AND VALUES OCCUR:

EXPLORATION ; PURPOSE

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STAGE 3

58
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DEFINE WHICH STAGE THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT EVENTS AND VALUES OCCUR:

SCHOOL ACTIVITIES AND INTERACTIONS ; COMPETENCE

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STAGE 4

59
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DEFINE WHICH STAGE THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT EVENTS AND VALUES OCCUR:

SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS ; FIDELITY OR BELIEF IN ONE’S ABILITIES

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STAGE 5

60
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DEFINE WHICH STAGE THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT EVENTS AND VALUES OCCUR:

ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS ; LOVE

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STAGE 6

61
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DEFINE WHICH STAGE THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT EVENTS AND VALUES OCCUR:

WORK AND PARENTHOOD ; CARE FOR THE YOUNGER GENERATION

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STAGE 7

62
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DEFINE WHICH STAGE THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT EVENTS AND VALUES OCCUR:

REFLECTION OF LIFE ; WISDOM

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STAGE 8

63
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Mahal mo ba si Lord

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Makasalanan ka

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