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Physical Self Flashcards

1
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The individuals cognitive representation of the self which consist of substance and the content of self conceptions

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Self Understanding

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2
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Obvious change in teenagers

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Physical selves

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The concrete dimension of the body it is the tangible aspect of the person which can be directly observed and examine

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Physical self

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4
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The defining traits or features of the persons body. It can also easily distinguish with the naked eye

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Physical characteristics

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He believed the importance of the body from early development because the physical as well as intellect skills will somehow serve as a basis whether a person has achieved a sense of competence and be able to manage and face demands of life complexities

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Erik Erikson

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He considered the body as initial source of sensation and necessary for the origin and maintenance of personality

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William James

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7
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Age that puberty begins and they are now adolescent period.

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10-12 years old

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8
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This transition in life can last up to _________

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18-22 years of age

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9
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Age bracket of World health organization (WHO) for adolescence

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Young people ages 10-19 years old

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According to healthy children. Org adolescence is divided into 3:

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  1. Early adolescence 11-14 y old
  2. Middle adolescence 15-17 y old
  3. Late adolescence 18-21 y old
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11
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The youth in nation building act 1994
Created by National Youth Commission

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15-30 y old

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12
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It ends prior to the end of the adolescence period. It it most essential marker of the beginning of adolescence

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Puberty

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13
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What girls experience when they reach puberty?

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Menarche-First menstrual flow

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14
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What boys experience when they reach puberty?

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Spermarche or semenarche- first ejaculation or nocturnal emission(we dreams)

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15
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Santrock explained that puberty is ________ occuring primarily in early adolescence that triggers the rapid physical changes that occur in the adolescent stage of human development

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Brain neuroendocrine process

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16
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The master endocrine gland that controls growth and regulates the functions of all other endocrine glands

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Pituitary gland

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17
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Rapid changes that are physically changes distinguish boys from girls

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Secondary sexual changes

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18
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Changes in reproductive organs that prepare both boys and girls from procreation

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Primary sexual changes

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19
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Refers to the way one sees himself or the way he imagines how he looks

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Body image

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20
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Young adolescence experienced egocentric state where individual imagines and believes that many people are actively listening to or watching him

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Imaginary audience

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21
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Refers to the belief that others are paying more attention to the persons appearance and behavior than they really are

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Spotlight effect

22
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2 factors that affect perception of physical self

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  1. Personal Factors
  2. Social Factors
23
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4 Subfields of Personal Factors

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  1. Introspection and Self Reflection
  2. Self perception theory
  3. Self Concept
  4. Personal Identity
24
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Looking inward is one of the simplest way to achieve self knowledge

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Introspection and Self Reflection

25
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The process by which one observes and examines ones internal state (mental and emotional) after behaving in a certain way

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Introspection

26
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It explains that since ones internal state is difficult to interpret, people can inffer their inner states by observing their own behavior- as if they are in outside observer

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Self perception theory

27
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Includes all aspect of a persons perception of his physical self

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Physical perception

28
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A cognitive representation of self knowledge which includes the sum total of all beliefs that people have about themselves

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Self concept

29
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The individuals perception or description of his physical self, including his physical appearance

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Physical self concept

30
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This is a concept a person has about himself that develops over the years.

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Personal Identity

31
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5 subfields of social factors

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  1. Attachment process and Social Appraisal
  2. Maintaining, Regulating, and Expanding the Self in interpersonal Relationships
  3. The Looking glass self theory
  4. Social Comparison
  5. Social Identity Theory
32
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According to Bowlby people learn about their value and lovability when they experiences how their mothers or caregivers care for them and respond their needs

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Attachment process and Social Appraisal

33
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Ongoing interaction with others or with significant relationship partners. They act as a “Private Audience”

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Maintaining, Regulating and Expanding the Self in Interpersonal Relationship

34
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Charles Horton Cooley stated that the persons self grows out of society’s interpersonal interactions and perception of others

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Looking glass self theory

35
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Process of comparing oneself with others in order to evaluate the owns abilities and opinions

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Social Comparison

36
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2 types of Social Comparison

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Upward Social Comparison- Better
Downward Social Comparison- worst

37
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Social Comparison

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Hewstone et. al (2015)
Leon Festinger

38
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Social Identity theory

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Tajfel and Turner 1979

39
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Framework about how people achieve understanding about themselves by being member of their group

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Social Identity

40
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Belongs to an individual level analysis which includes self esteem, self states and self efficacy and the like

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Self

41
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is defined as a social system that is characterized by the
shared meanings that are attributed to people and events by its
members (Hewstone, 2015)

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Culture

42
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based on societal or cultural level analysis such as cultural concept
of oneself and cultural make up which makes a person who he is

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Identity

43
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Merriam and Webster defines ______
as the quality of being physically
attractive or the qualities in a person or
a thing that give pleasure to the senses
or the mind.

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Beauty

44
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It is what social media dictates

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Beauty

45
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the overall evaluation that a person has of himself which can
be positive or negative, high or low. It is the person’s self worth, a global
evaluative dimension of the self, the value of yourself, based on some
personal or social standard.

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Self esteem

46
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A tendency to interpret the world in terms of European or Anglo American values and experience

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Eurocentrism

47
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The beauty standards that strongly promoted in media today by casting actors that do not physically resemble the everyday Filipino

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Tisoy and Tisay

48
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The prejudicial or preferential treatment of same race people based solely on the color of their skin

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Colorism

49
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Indicates wealth and good breeding

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Caucasian

50
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one factor that affect self-esteem. A person with a
positive body image the self-esteem is high, but if a person with negative
body image the self-esteem is low.

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Physical appearance

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