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Marriage is a

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Binding legal contract between a man and a woman for the establishment of conjugal and family life

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EO 209

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New Family Code of the Philippines

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New Family Code of the Phil. defines and provides

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For the legal conditions and requisites of marriage in the country

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Reasons for marriage

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  1. To satisfy a man’s and woman’s need for love and intimacy
  2. Provide foundation for the formation of a famil
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Who recognized marriage as an inviolable institution, and is the foundation of the family and shall be protected by the State

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1987 Philippine Constitution and Family Code

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Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health (RPRH) Law (RA?)

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RA 10354

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Promotes the rights of the couples to exercise their reproductive rights like having a desired number, timing, and spacing of children within the demands of responsible parenthood through access to reproductive health information including family planning

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Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Law

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Anti Violence Against their Women and Children Act of 2004 (RA?)

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RA 9262

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Magna Carta of Women (2009)
(RA?)

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RA 9710

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Provides for women’s protection from all forms of discrimination, violence and provides equal rights in all matters relating to marriage and family relations

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Magna Carta of Women (2009)

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Anti-Rape Law of 1997 (RA?)

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RA 8353

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This law states that rape is committed by a man who shall have carnal knowledge of a woman and uses force, threat, or intimidation

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Anti-Rape Law of 1997

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The capacity of parents to provide for the various needs of the family and to achieve their well-being and aspirations

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Responsible Parenthood

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The ability and shared responsibility of husband and wife to provide for and fulfill the aspirations of the children and family

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Responsible Parenthood

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The will and ability to respond to the needs and aspirations of the family and the children

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Responsible Parenthood

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Practicing Responsible Parenthood begins not only when the child is born, but even

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Before the child is conceived

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17
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The basic unit of the society

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FAMILY

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18
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Responsible Parenting

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The assumption of the joint responsibility by husband and wife in decisions about having and nurturing children

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Authotarian are parents that

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Have full authority over every aspect of their child’s life

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Permissive parents are parents that

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Do not set standards for their children

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Neglectful parents are parents that

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Are not interested in their children’s affair

22
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Authoritative parents are parents that

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Balance demands and discipline with responsiveness

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Home Management is the process of

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Planning, controlling, and evaluating family resources to achieve family goals

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Elements to Effective Home Management (2)

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  • Proper and wise management of time, energy and family finances
  • The ability to foresee and prepare for future eventualities
25
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Human Sexuality is defined as the

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Characteristics that make a man a man, or a woman a woman.
> Includes the man or woman’s capability

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Sexuality is a product of

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What we are born with, as well as our unique life experience that have shaped our attitudes, feelings, and values toward ourselves and other people

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Sex refers to

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Biologically determined characteristics of a male and female , includes the person’s reproductive anatomy and physiology

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Gender refers to

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Socially constructed expectations, characteristics, and roles of a man and a woman

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Gender also refers to

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Learned behavior and expectations to fulfill one’s image of masculinity and femininity

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Gender is a

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Socioeconomic and political variable with which to analyze people’s roles , responsibilities, constraints, and opportunities

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Gender Identity refers to a

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a personal sense of identity as characterized by among others, manners of clothing, inclinations, expressions and behavior in relation to masculine and feminine conventions

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Gender roles refer to the

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Socially determined behaviors, tasks, and responsibilities for men and women based on socially perceived differences that define how they should think, act, and feel based on their perceptions of their sex

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Fertility awareness pertains to

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One’s knowledge of how his/her own reproductive system functions and the biological and sociological facts about human fertility

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Fertility Awareness also refers to

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Recognition of the fertile and infertile phases of a woman’s reproductive cycle

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Fertility awareness involves the

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Knowledge and understanding of the basic information about fertility and reproduction including male and female systems and functions

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Fertility refers to

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the ability of a person to conceive and bear children through normal sexual activity or it is the human capacity to reproduce involves a man and a woman and their contributions in the conception of a child

37
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Ovulation is when

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An egg cell fully matures and is released from the ovary into the fallopian tube

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Fertilization is the

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Union of the egg and the sperm cell

39
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Menstruation comes from the Latin word

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Mensis

40
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The Latin word mensis means

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Month

41
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This is why menstruation is also called

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“monthly period”

42
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Implantation is the process of the

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Fertilized egg of getting attached to the uterine wall

43
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Family Planning is the

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Voluntary and mutual or shared act of both couples to plan, decide and take action on their aspiration for their family, number of children, birth spacing, and methods to use to achieve their desired number of children

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