PHYSICAL SELF Flashcards

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denotes the tangible aspect of the person that can be directly observed and examined

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Physical Self

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2
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refers to one’s physical body

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Physical Self

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3
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totality of perception that each person has of themselves

Fernandez (2009)

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self-concept

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4
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True or False

more happy with physique, more self esteem

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True

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5
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True or False

more phsychological well being, less anxiety depression eating disorder risk

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True

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6
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how you feel about who you are as a person

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self-esteem

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7
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referred to as “confidence” in yourself

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self-esteem

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8
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physical self-worth

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physical self-esteem

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9
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evaluation of their physical self in both physical appearance and physical competencies

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physical self esteem

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10
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PSPP

Kenneth Fox (1997)

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Physical Self-Perception Profile

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11
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Enumerate

PSPP 5 subscales

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Sports Competence (sport)

Physical condition (condition)

Body attractiveness (body)

Physical strength (strength)

Physical self-worth (PSW)

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12
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Refers to the transmission of traits like eye color, hair color or skin color from parents to offspring

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Heredity

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13
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Also called the blueprint of an individual’s physical features

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DNA

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14
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DNA

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Deoxyribonucleic Acid

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15
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material that determines all your traits, and it is found inside the nucleus of all of your cells

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DNA

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16
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unfolding of a person’s inherent traits. It is the completion of growth of genetic characters within an organism.

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Maturation

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17
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short pieces of DNA that determine a specific trait

18
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one’s basic unit of heredity

19
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Recombination of genetic material CANNOT cause you to be more (or less) susceptible to certain diseases.

20
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Nature or Nurture

Genes & Herediatary

21
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Nature or Nurture

physical appearance

22
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Nature or Nurture

personality characteristic

23
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Nature or Nurture

environmental variables

24
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Nature or Nurture

childhood experiences

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# Nature or Nurture how we were raised
Nurture
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# Nature or Nurture social relationships
Nurture
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# Nature or Nurture surrounding culture
Nurture
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new field showing that environment can modify our genes
Epigenetics
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“beauty is the eye of the beholder”
Cultural Conception of Beauty
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# Cultural Conception of Beauty long, flowy hair, bronzed skin, wrinkle-free face
US
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# Cultural Conception of Beauty body scars
Ethiopia (Kata tribe)
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# Cultural Conception of Beauty long, stretched ear lobes
Kenya (Masal tribe)
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# Cultural Conception of Beauty long, giraffe-like neck
Burma (Kayan tribe)
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# Cultural Conception of Beauty white pale skin
Asia (Japan, China, Thailand)
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# Cultural Conception of Beauty "Ta-moko" or swirling tattoos
New Zealand (Maori)
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# Cultural Conception of Beauty fat, overweight
Western African (Mauritanian)
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# Cultural Conception of Beauty rhinoplasty
Iran
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# Cultural Conception of Beauty nose rings, bindis, henna
India
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# Cultural Conception of Beauty "kumkum" or red powder on the face
India
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# Cultural Conception of Beauty stick straight hair
Japan