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Personal Development 1st Lesson Flashcards

1
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one of the hallmarks of adolescence

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Teenage Friendships

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essential element of teenage development

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Teenage Friendships

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define Teenage Friendships

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one of the hallmarks of adolescence; essential element of teenage development

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Friendships develop due to four factors. What are these factors?

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  • Proximity
  • Age Group
  • Similarity in Interests
  • Likes and Dislikes
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“Proximity” examples

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  • neighbors
  • seatmates
  • talk a lot
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“Age Group” examples

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  • same age
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“Similarity in Interests” examples

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  • both like same genres
  • books
  • music
  • food
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Likes and Dislikes

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  • both like same genres
  • books
  • music
  • food
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what are the 3 Types of Friendships?

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  1. Acquaintances
  2. Companions
  3. Intimates
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define “Acquaintances”

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you recognize the face but not the name

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you recognize the face but not the name

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Acquaintances

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define “Companions”

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individuals with whom you frequently interact, such as classmates, and with whom you share a common interest or experience

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individuals with whom you frequently interact, such as classmates, and with whom you share a common interest or experience

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Companions

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define “Intimates”

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Your closest or most treasured friends. They are the people you are most comfortable approaching for assistance. They enable you to express and receive your opinions without being judged.

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Your closest or most treasured friends. They are the people you are most comfortable approaching for assistance. They enable you to express and receive your opinions without being judged.

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Intimates

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define “Interpersonal Attraction”

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  • forces or elements that make people like each other
  • make take the form of liking, friendship, infatuation, love
  • chemistry part of love
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chemistry part of love

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Interpersonal Attraction

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make take the form of liking, friendship, infatuation, love

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Interpersonal Attraction

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forces or elements that make people like each other

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Interpersonal Attraction

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6 Factors of Interpersonal Attraction

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  1. Physical Attractiveness
  2. Physical Proximity
  3. Similarity
  4. Reciprocal Liking
  5. Familiarity
  6. Mere Exposure
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define “Mere Exposure”

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despite the fact that you don’t often interact, you find yourself drawn to each other when you do.

22
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despite the fact that you don’t often interact, you find yourself drawn to each other when you do.

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Mere Exposure

23
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define “Familiarity”

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when you are too close or familiar with one another.

24
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when you are too close or familiar with one another.

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Familiarity

25
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define “Reciprocal Liking”

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the act of feeling attracted to someone only after discovering or realizing their own attraction to themselves.

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the act of feeling attracted to someone only after discovering or realizing their own attraction to themselves.

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Reciprocal Liking

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define “Similarity”

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when you have something in common, you have interpersonal attraction; this is referred to as Attitude Alignment.

28
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when you have something in common, you have interpersonal attraction; this is referred to as Attitude Alignment.

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Similarity

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define “Physical Proximity”

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when you are constantly next to or with each other (e.g. neighbors, seatmates)

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when you are constantly next to or with each other (e.g. neighbors, seatmates)

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Physical Proximity

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define “Physical Attractiveness”

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you are drawn to that person because of a physical characteristic on their body.

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you are drawn to that person because of a physical characteristic on their body.

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Physical Attractiveness

33
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define “Infatuation”

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emotional impulse of love and untested by time or circumstance

34
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emotional impulse of love and untested by time or circumstance

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Infatuation

35
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set of thoughts, feelings, and actions associated with a desire to enter or maintain a close relationship with a specific person

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Love

36
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something that is mysterious, a powerful feeling that allows one to sacrifice own’s happiness for the sake of others

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Love

37
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ability to extend oneself for the purpose of nurturing one’s own or another’s spiritual growth (Scott Peck)

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Love

38
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is a process wherein one gives a part of oneself by understanding and accepting other even if they have shortcomings

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Love

39
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What is the best definition of Love for Sir Canaveral?

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is a choice (love is a daily process of selecting and prioritizing that person.)

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