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PHYSICAL SELF Flashcards

1
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Directly observed, physical body

A

Physical Self

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2
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Concept of beauty

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Physical competencies

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3
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Concept of physical and psychological wellness and unwell being

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Fernandez 2009

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4
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Totality of perception

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During adolescent

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5
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How you feel or confidence

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Self esteem

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6
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Evaluation of physical appearance and physical competencies

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Physical Self esteem

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7
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Who discovered PSSPP

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Kenneth Fox 1997

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8
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PSSPP means

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Sports, strength, attractiveness, self worth, condition

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9
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Naked eye, physical, biological and chemical processes

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Concept of hereditary

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10
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Transmission of traits

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Hereditary

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11
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Material determines traits

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DNA

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12
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Unfolding of persons inherited traits

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Maturation

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13
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The traits embedded within basic unit of hereditary

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Gene

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14
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How many gene

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20-25 thousand

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15
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Genetic from parents

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Nature

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16
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Influence of environment

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Nurture

17
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New field showing environment can modify genes

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Epigenetics

18
Q

What seems beautiful for you,
may not be beautiful for others.

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CULTURAL CONCEPTION OF BEAUTY.

19
Q

Long hair, bronzed skin

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US

20
Q

body scars are
adored.

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Ethiopia

21
Q

long, stretched ear
lobes and shaved heads.

A

Masal Tribe of Kenya

22
Q

Long, giraffe-like necks are the ultimate
sign of beauty and female elegance

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Kayan tribe in Burma

23
Q

pale white skin is
a sign of affluence and attractiveness.

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Asia

24
Q

tattoos are sacred rituals wherein a chisel
is used to carve grooves into the skin,
creating swirling tattoos called Ta-moko.

A

Maori people of New Zealand,

25
Q

overweight
to be the most beautiful. For them, the
more stretch marks, the better.

A

Western African

26
Q

rhinoplasty capital of the world.

A

Iran

26
Q

nose rings, bindis
and henna to make themselves more
attractive for festivals and celebrations.
Brides often wear a dot of red powder on
the face known as kumkum to look more
beautiful.

A

India

27
Q

stick straight hair is
the norm, and therefore the
most beautiful hair texture.

A

Japan

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