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Adolescence period from

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12-22 years old

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Transition period from childhood to adulthood, extending from puberty to independence

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Adolescence period

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Period of stress, problems, and identity confusion

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Adolescence period

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The time of vitality without the cares of adulthood, a time of rewarding friendships, of heightened idealism and a growing sense of life’s exciting possibilities

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Adolescence period

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Tend to naturally increase in importance for some time during a teen’s journey toward adulthood

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Peer groups, romantic interest, and external appearance

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Movement toward social and economic independence, and development of identity

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Adolescence period

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During which social contexts exert powerful influences

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Adolescence period

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Sexual maturation in which the person becomes capable of producing

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Puberty

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Puberty
_ years for girls, _ for boys

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11
13

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Could have been less stressful when properly oriented of what to expect physically and emotionally

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Pubery

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It’s natural for everyone to be more sexually aware, but does not mean you are ready to have sex

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Cole 2009

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Physical differences between women and men

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Sexual characteristics

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13
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Differences between male and female reproductive organs

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Primary sexual characteristics

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Other physical differences between and men and women

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Secondary sexual characteristics

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15
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Characteristics appear during _____ (adolescence)

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Secondary sexual characteristics
Puberty

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16
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Pubery is complete

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Late adolescence

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17
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Physical growth slow for girls, continues for boys

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Late adolescence

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18
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Strong affection for another arising out of kinship or personal ties

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Love

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Attraction based on sexual desire, affection and tenderness felt

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Love

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Connection based on admiration, benevolence, unselfish loyalty, concern for the good of another, or common interests

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Love

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Warm attachment, enthusiasm, or devotion, to hold dear

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Love

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A score of zero, holding one’s opponent scoreless in tennis

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Love

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23
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Stages of love

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Lust, attraction, attachment

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The first stage of love and is driven by ____ in both men and women

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Lust
Testosterone, estrogen

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Two basic types of hormones present equally in men and women's body that excites the feeling of _ within the brain
Testosterone and estrogen Lust
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Said to be one of the most beautiful moments of life
Attraction
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Phase where the person actually starts to feel the love
Attraction
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The amazing time when you are truly love-struck and can think of little else
Attraction
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Scientists think that three main neurotransmitters are involved in this:
Attraction Adrenaline, dopamine, serotonin
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The initial stage of falling for someone activates your ______, increasing your blood levels of ____
Stress response Adrenaline and cortisol Adrenaline
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Has the charming effect that when you unexpectedly bump into your love one, you start to sweat, your heart races and your mouth goes dry
Adrenaline
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____ asked newly love struck couples to have their brains examined and discovered they have high levels of the neurotransmitter __
Helen fisher Dopamine
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This chemical stimulates the ___ by triggering an intense rush of ___
Desire and reward Pleasure Dopamine
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__ suggests couples often show the sign of surging ____: increased energy, less need for sleep and food, focused attention and exquisite delight in smallest details of this novel relationship
Fisher Dopamine
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One of love's most important chemicals that may explain why when you're falling in love, your new lover keeps popping into your thoughts
Serotonin
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When a couple passes the above two stages of love successfully, the time of bonding with each other becomes powerful
Attachment
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Bond helping the couple to take their relationship to advanced levels
Attachment
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Instigate the feeling of bearing children and falling in love with them wholeheartedly
Attachment
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Scientists think that there may be two major hormones involved in this feeling of attachment
Oxytocin, vasopressin
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The cuddle hormone
Oxytocin
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Powerful hormone released by men and women during orgasm
Oxytocin
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Deepens the feelings of attachment and makes couples feel much closer to one another after they had se
Oxytocin
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Help cement bond between mom and baby and is released during childbirth
Oxytocin
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Responsible for a mum's breast automatically releasing milk at the sight or sound of her young baby
Oxytocin
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Important hormone in the long term commitment stage and is released after se
Vasopressin
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Vasopressin also called
Anti-diuretic hormone
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Works with your kidneys to control thirst
Vasopressin
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Its potential role in long-term relationship was discovered when scientists looked at the prairie vole
Vasopressin
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Indulge in far more sex than is strictly necessary for the purpose of reproduction
Prairie voles
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Like humans form fairly stable pair-bonds
Prairie voles
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Types of love
Ludus, mania, agape, eros, philia, philautia, pragma, storge
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Playful love
Ludus ludic
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Love as a game
Ludus ludic
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Have a very self-oriented approach to love
Ludic
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Minimize dependency and commitment
Ludics
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Rarely or never become overly involved with one partner and often have more than one partner at a time
Ludics
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Don't reveal their true thoughts and feelings to their partner, especially if they think they can gain some kind of advantage over their partner
Ludus ludic
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Usually want sex plenty for pleasure
Ludus ludic
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Reaction to criticism from the partner is indifference
Ludus ludic
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Reaction to separation from partner is immediate replacement
Ludus ludic
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Obsessive love
Mania
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Obsessive, jealous, addictive
Mania manic
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Need constant attention, affection and togetherness
Manic lovers
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Love is very intense
Mania
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Frequently put love to the test for the sake of reassurance
Manic lovers
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Reaction to criticism from partner Manic
Defensiveness, hypersensitivity and sometimes violence
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Reaction to separation Manic
Instant panic
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Erotic love
Eros
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Passionate, romantic love
Eros erotic
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Fall in love early in relationships
Erotic lovers
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Love is very intense and passionate
Eros
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Wants to share everything with and knows everything about loved ones
Erotic lovers
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Thinks of his partner in an idealized manner
Erotic lovers
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Erotic lover reaction to criticism
Hurt and intense pain
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Erotic lover reaction to separation
Agony and despair
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Enduring love
Pragma
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Very pragmatic or practical approach to love
Pragma
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Very logical and realistic
Pragma
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Self oriented
Pragmatic lovers
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Pragma reaction to criticism
Defensive, analytical
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Friendship love
Philia
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Affectionate love
Philia
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A love that runs deep in true friendship
Philia
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Philia love catalyst
Mind
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Familial love
Storge
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Love as friendship or compassionship
Storge storgic
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Develops shortly
Storge love
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Grows out of mutual understanding, rapport, respect, companionship, sharing, and concern
Storgic love
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Not characterized by high levels of ecstacy and excitement as is in eros,. But is a solid,. Stable, enduring love
Storge
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Storge reaction to criticism
Give and take, compromise, constructive problem solving
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Storge reaction to separation
Emptiness and loss
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Selflove
Philautia
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Philautia love catalyst
Soul
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Ways to show philautia love
Respect, accept and appreciate yourself
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Selfless love
Agape
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Kind, unselfish love
Agape agapic love
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Is altruistic
Agape love
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Gets more pleasure giving than receiving
Agapic lover
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Very forgiving, patient, understanding, loyal, and willing to make sacrifices his partner
Agapic lover
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Agape reaction to criticism
Willingness to change or compromise
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Agape reaction to separation
Loss and emptiness
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Highest teenage pregnancy in 2017
Davao region 17.9
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Highest teenage pregnancy in 2022
Northern Mindanao 10.9%
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Lowest teenage pregnancy in 2022
Ilocos region, bicol region 2.4%
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Teen mothers are __likely to die in childbirth
Twice
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__of teen mothers are pregnant again before _
20% Two years
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__ adolescent births are first order birth
4/5
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__/__ babies are born of adolescent mothers
1/10
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Most births to adolescent mothers are fathered by men older by
Three to five years

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