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UTS Flashcards

1
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refers to the gradual unfolding of the self in which the six aspects of the self develop an integrated healthy manner

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Self

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described the total self or general self as being made up of the academic self and non academic self

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Shavelson

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The___ influenced by the learning process and the individual’s emotions behavior and experiences during the learning process

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academic self

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The____ is shaped by an individual’s social self emotional self and physical self

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nonacademic self

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The____ is greatly influenced by among others

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social self

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The is the persons experiences of joy and other emotions

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emotional self

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the ___ is affected by an exercise and other activities that enhance the physical body

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physical self

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The ___ is the vessel with which we interact our environment and fellow beings

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Physical Self

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9
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of self and personality makes the physical body the core of human experience

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Sigmund Freud

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10
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emphasized the unity of the mind and body

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Wilhelm Reich

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11
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considered experience as firmly associated with the ground plan of the body

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Erik Erikson

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12
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Once the physiological needs are met the person becomes dedicated to attaining the higher-order needs

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Maslow

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13
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But one thing is common and that is the important role the physical body play in the totality of our being

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Psychologist

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14
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Some showed outright rejection of the body they consider it as the source of desires and attachments

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Indian tradition

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15
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they believe that the body deserves love and respect

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Middle path from the Buddhist tradition

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16
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is the intentional and actual act of taking the time to attend to our basic physical mental and emotional needs

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Self-care

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17
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would rather tell their stories to their peers rather their families

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early adolescence

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18
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children demonstrate consistency to achieve their goals in life

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middle adolescence

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19
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become more concerned with others rather than mainly with themselves

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late adolescence stage

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20
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refers to the idea one has of his /her abilities appearance and personality

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Self-image

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21
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a collection and construction of an individual’s thoughts feelings and beliefs that he/she hold to his/herself

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Self-concept

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22
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to the extent to which self-knowledge is defined and currently applicable to one’s attitudes and dispositions

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Self-awareness

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23
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refers to how much you appreaciate value and like yourself

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Self-esteem

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24
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Transmission of physical characteristics from parents to children through their genes

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Heredity

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25
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means honestly evaluating and paying attention to how you feel

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Emotional Intelligence

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26
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is observed that a well-nurtured child does better than a deprived one and the environment that they are constantly immersed in contributes to this

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Environment

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27
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The____ is another factor. It can determine many things about the child’s early development how he views the world

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parent’s socioeconomic status

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28
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exposed to repeated trauma could become hypersensitive to physical contact developing sensorimotor problems

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Accidents and incidents

29
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Our ___ refers to the knowledge and belief that we have and the evaluation that we make about ourselves

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self-concept

30
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refers to the biological and physiological characteristics that define men and women and that constitute the sex categories of male and female

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Sex

31
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refers to the attitudes

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feelings

32
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is an internal awareness of where the individual belongs in the feminine and masculine categories

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Gender

33
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refers to the direction of one’s sexual and romantic interests

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Sexual orientation

34
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Our begins with the sex chromosomes that we inherit from our parents during the time of fertilization that is the fusion of the sex cells of our parents

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bioogical sex

35
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The mother’s egg cells typically carry an

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X chromosome

36
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father’s sperm cells are split into

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two-half have X chromosomes while the other half have Y chromosomes.

37
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XX pair of sex chromosomes produces

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a girl.

38
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if the one with a Y chromosome successfully unites with the egg cell then the XY pair

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produces a boy.

39
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are bigger than the Y chromosomes and on earlier investigation appeared to lack a small arm

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X chromoromes

40
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This protein causes the internal part or the medulla of each gonad to grow and develop into testes In female embryos that lack the SRY gene that ericodes the SRY protein the primordial gonads automatically develop into ovaries

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Gonads

41
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both embryos possess the same reproductive duets including a male Wolffian system and a female Mullerian system

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Internal Organs

42
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The ___ has the potential to develop into the male reproductive

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Wolffian system

43
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The ____ on the other hand can form into the fallopian tubes

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Mullerian system

44
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External Organs

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45
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The glans develops into the head of the penis in the male or clitoris in the female

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External Organs

46
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is characterized by adolescent growth spurt maturity of the external genitalia and the development of secondary sex characteristics

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Puberty

47
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characteristics are those physical changes that distinguish sexual maturity in women and men The changes that occur during puberty are mainly caused by increased production of hormones

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Secondary sex

48
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The higher the levels of ___than estrogen masculinization occurs

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androgen

49
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the more abundant amount of ___than androgen results in feminization

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estrogen

50
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XY genotype but develop a female appearance

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Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (AIS).

51
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a heritable condition in which there is an increased level of androgens

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Androgenital Syndrome.

52
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responsible for the masculinization of the external organs of the fetus

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5 Alpha-Reductase Deficiency

53
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In a surprising turn of events these individuals raised as girls develop normal male external organs and take a male gender identity

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5 Alpha-Reductase Deficiency

54
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is a term that is used to describe the characteristics whether biologically or socially influenced that people use to define males and females

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Gender

55
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A male or female that identifies with the sex that was assigned at birth

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Cisgender

56
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does not accurately describe an individual’s gendered outlook or self-concept

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Genderqueer

57
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Describes a variety of medical conditions wherein an individual’s reproductive anatomy

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Intersex

58
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A man whose sex is female but who lives and identifies as male

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Transgender man

59
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A woman whose sex is male but who lives and identifies as female

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Transgender woman

60
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how people express themselves and behave may be true to their gender identity such as when they convey their sense of femininity or masculinity outwardly

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Gender expression

61
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refers to the stable pattern of attraction or sexual interest that one has in a member of a particular sex

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Sexual orientation

62
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their sexual interest is toward people of the opposite sex

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heterosexual orientation

63
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their sexual and romantic interests are with same-sex individuals and they are either gay or lesbian

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Homosexual Orientation

64
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Refers to the absence of physical or sexual attraction to another human being

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Asexual

65
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The sexual orientation describes either a male or a female who is attracted to both males and females

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Bisexual

66
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are self-identified men who are attracted to people who identify as male

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Gay

67
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A self-identified female who is attracted to people who identify as female

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Lesbian

68
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An umbrella term that is used to describe an individual’s self concept if their sexual orientation

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Queer

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