Physical Self Flashcards

1
Q

Who coined the quote “Make sure you don’t start seeing yourself
through the eyes of those who don’t value you. Know your worth even if they
don’t

A

– Thema Davi

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2
Q

______ self refers to the body, this marvelous container and complex, finely tuned,
machine with which you interface with your environment and fellow beings

A

Physical Self

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3
Q

____________ self is the concrete dimension, the tangible aspect of the person that
can be directly observed and examined

A

Physical Self

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4
Q

_____________ is an individual’s sense of personal worth and an acceptance of who one is. It is the value you place on yourselves; how much you like or dislike who you are. And how do you achieve this?

A

Self- esteem

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5
Q

A self-help environment
reflects the belief that _______________ are the birthright of every
child. Nothing renders people more helpless than not being able to maintain their own needs or to take care of themselves in basic ways.

A

autonomy and independence

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6
Q

________________ is based on
what you know about yourselves, which includes the ability to take care of your
own needs.

A

Self- concept

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7
Q

To care for oneself, one should know how to________________

A

to feel capable of learning, to solve problems, are all rooted to
feelings of self-esteem.

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8
Q

4 components of self- esteem

A

: (1) A sense of one’s
own identity
(2) A sense of belonging (connectedness)
(3) A sense of one’s own
uniqueness and
(4) A sense of self (power). A

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9
Q

____________ is based on the way society
views individuals. And an essential ingredient of this is the quality of
human interactions

A

self- image

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10
Q

Definitions of beauty around the world

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Ethiopia: Body Scars
Kenya: Long Earlobes and Shaved Heads
Burma and Thailand: Long Necks
China, Thailand and Japan: Pale Skin
New Zealand: Face Tattoos
Mauritania: Full Figures
Iran: Surgical Bandages
India: Decorated Skin
Japan: Stick Straight Hair

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11
Q

Ethiopia’s Karo tribe’s purpose for body scars

A

the scars cut onto the
stomachs of women at childhood are seen as beautiful adornments meant to attract
men who are husband material.

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12
Q

Women of this tribe are known to shave their heads and use everything
from elephant tusks to twigs to pierce and stretch their lobes to become more
attractive.

A

Masai Tribe of Kenya

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13
Q

What is the ultimate sign of Kayan Tribe in Burma ad Thailand

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

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14
Q

These country’s basis of beauty is pale skin

A

china, Japan and Thailand

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15
Q

____________ is a sacred ritual to the Maori people of New Zealand, and not something parents warn their teenagers they’ll one day regret. a
chisel was used to carve grooves into the skin, creating swirling tattoos called
Tamoko.

A

Tattooing

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16
Q

In tattooing, this is usually used to carve grooves into the skin

A

Chisel

17
Q

for the Maori people of New Zealand, swirling tattoos are also called as

A

Tamoko

18
Q

__________________ cultures find women who are overweight to be the most beautiful —— the more stretch marks, the better

A

Western African

19
Q

What is the purpose of Mauritania Families in sending their daughters to “fat farm” camps that would force- feed girls 16,000 calories a day

A

to help the achieve/reach their ideal weight

20
Q

what country is known for rhinoplasty capital of the world

A

Iran

21
Q

women in India turn to nose
rings, bindis and henna to make themselves more attractive for ______________________

A

festivals and
celebrations, like weddings.

22
Q

Indian brides will often wear a dot of red powder on the face known as ___________________ to look more beautiful

A

kumkum

23
Q

this is known as wearing a dot of red powder on the face of Indian brides

A

kumkum

24
Q

This country uses stick straight hair is seen as the norm, and therefore, the most beautiful
hair texture.

A

Japan

25
Q

What are the five global beauty archetypes:

A

(1) The Powerful Peacocks
(2) The Seductive foxes
(3) The Social Butterflies
(4) the Graceful Swans
(5) The Comfortable Cats

26
Q

This archetype are particularly drawn to experimentation. They love dynamism in beauty. It associate beauty with career and power.

A

Powerful Peacock

27
Q

This type of archetype love to use beauty products to enhance their femininity. it associate beauty with romantic and sexual prowess and like using cosmetics to feel sexy.

A

Seductive Foxes

28
Q

This type of archetype love the beauty of conversation as they enjoy sharing tips with their friends and the feeling of contentment and success that comes with looking beautiful.

A

Social Butterfly

29
Q

This type of archetype like the subtle enhancements that come form using good beauty products. For them, beauty leads to confidence and contentment.

A

Graceful Swan

30
Q

This type of archetype are largely happy with their natural beauty. While they do use some beauty products, they’re the least likely to hope for or expect dramatic changes.

A

Comfortable Cats

31
Q

it is the action or process of bettering oneself or overcoming one’s problems without the aid of others. It also reflects the belief that a u t o n o m y and independence are the birthright of ever y
child.

A

Self-help