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Physical self Flashcards

1
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What are the concepts related to physical self

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  • Body Ideal
  • Body Image
  • Beauty
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What are the perspective or the “self” in relation to the body?

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  • The Role of Culture in understanding Self Esteem.
  • The Influence of social media on beaty standards.
  • Does body-image affect the quality of life?
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body type promoted within a culture and its media as most attractive or most appropriate to a person’s age, gender, and race.

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Body Ideal

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is the mental picture one forms of one’s body as a whole, including its physical characteristics (body percept) and one’s attitudes toward these characteristics (body concept)

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Body Image

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Body Image is also known as?

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Body Identity

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the quality or group of qualities in a person or thing that gives pleasure to the senses or the mind.

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Beauty

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7
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What is the ideal male body society says?

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Muscular wash-board abs, powerful legs, chiseled features

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What is the reason why females in particular are pressured by society to conform to?

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Conventional Beauty Standards

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Refers to the perception of the level of attractiveness of hi s/her body or it can somebo dy’s own impression of how his or her body looks.

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Body image

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may also be our sense of how other people view our bodies

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Body Image

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11
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How can be body image be seen as?

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Internal (personal) and External (social)

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12
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What are the two types of beauty

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Inner Beauty and External Beauty

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13
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which refers to the inner qualities of a person

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Inner Beauty

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refers to the physical characteristics of the person.

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External Beauty

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Refers to the practice of physically enhancing the body and it is temporary

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Body adornment

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Refers to the physical alteration of the body and it can be either permanent of temporary

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Body modifications

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17
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Examples of body adornment

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Dyeing hair, painting nails, make up, painting body, jewelry, fashion clothing

18
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Examples of body modifications

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Surgery, Tattooing, piercing, scarification, branding, genital mutilation, implants

19
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is a culture widely accepted and patronized by the public as in pop music which is very appealing to the youth.

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Pop culture

20
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What are the effects of pop culture?

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  • teenagers think of themselves
  • associating with others
  • express characteristics of their maturation
21
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What are the influences of pop culture?

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  • imitating the way they dress
  • style in their bodies
  • buying products
22
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we are co nstantly beset with media images, especially advertise ments representing appropriate bodies or skin, so tha t we internalize these ideals and either attempt to co nform to them or resist them. What is the influence on this in our society?

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Hyper-mediated soceity

23
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What are the risk factors in the exposure of media in self-esteem?

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  • Body dissatisfaction
  • concern over weight
  • disordered eating behaviors
24
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True/False: Boys’ body image is generally more negative than girls, and boys are much more don’t want to welcome weight gain.

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False: (negative = positive) (don’t want = likely)

25
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What is the cultural ideal male bodies?

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Big and Strong

26
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What the cultural ideal female bodies?

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Slim

27
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What negative factors shows because of female cultural body ideals?

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Body dissatisfaction and dieting

28
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referred to as self-worth or self- respect, is an important part of success.

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Self-esteem

29
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True or False: Too little self-esteem can leave people feeling defeated or depressed, leading to bad choices, destructive relationships, and a failure to live up to their full potential.

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True

30
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True or False: Too much self-esteem, as exhibited in narcissistic personality disorder, can be irritating to others and damage personal relationships.

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True

31
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What is the best ideal self-esteem?

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Realistic yet positive view of yourself

32
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In psychology, this term is used to describe a person’s overall sense of self-worth or personal value.

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Self-esteem

33
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True or False: Is self-esteem never seen as a personality trait, and does it only involve a narrow range of beliefs about yourself, excluding the appraisal of your appearance, beliefs, emotions, and behaviors?

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False

34
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True or false: Does self-esteem play a significant role in one’s motivation and success throughout life?

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True

35
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True or False: Low self-esteem can propel you to succeed at school or work because you don’t believe yourself to be capable of success.

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False

36
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True or False: Having a healthy self-esteem may hinder you from achieving goals as you navigate life with a positive assertive attitude and believe you can accomplish anything.

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False

37
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True or False: Did Maslow suggest that people need both esteem from other people as well as inner self-respect, and both of these needs must be fulfilled for an individual to grow and achieve self-actualization?

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True

38
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True or False: Self-esteem is not considered one of the basic human motivations.

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False

39
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Physical characteristics

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body precept

40
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Attitudes towards physical characteristics

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Body concept

41
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The quality or group of qualities in a person or thing that gives pleasure to the sense of the mind

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Beauty

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