UTS PERSONAL STUDY Flashcards
it triggers the synthesis of SRY protein
SRY gene
protein that causes INTERNAL part or the MEDULLA of each gonad to grow and develop into testes
SRY protein
the lack of SRY gene that encodes the SRY protein, the primordial gonads automatically develop into _________
OVARIES
most common type of ANDROGEN hormones and it stimulates the development of WOLFFIAN system
testosterone
INHIBITS the development of MULLERIAN SYSTEM
Anti-Mullerian Hormones
are almost completely inactive during the fetal development
FEMALE OVARIES
releases the gonadotropin-releasing hormone that stimulates the anterior pituitary gland to release 2 gonadotropic hormones
hypothalamus
in MALES, these causes the testes to release testosterone
in FEMALES , stimulate the ovaries to produce estradiol (most common type of estrogen)
Follicle-stimulating hormones
Lutenizing Hormone
Father of Philippine Psychology
Virgilio Enriquez
he re-examined FILIPINO VALUES based on indigenous/insider and exogenous/outsider perspective
Virgilio Enriquez
explains the modes by which Filipinos engage in social interaction. What is this model by Virgilio Enriquez
Kapwa Model’s Value Structure
three variables of metacognition
- person
- task
- strategy
variable of metacognition
how you see yourself as a learner, your knowledge of how you learn
person
variable of metacognition
refer to what you need to accomplish; requirements about the learning tasks
task
variable of metacognition
effective ways of tackling learning tasks. Brainstorming strategies and evaluating them
strategy
what is the PQ4R Strategy
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three steps of SELF REGULATION
- ADHERENCE
- IDENTIFICATION
- INTERNALIZATION
steps of SELF REGULATION
young child will do one thing because they are told to do so
adherence
steps of SELF REGULATION
young child will do one thing because they like the person asking them to do
identification
steps of SELF REGULATION
an individual will do something because they value it.
internalization
belief in one’s ability or capacity
*against the idea that human behavior is conditioned and simply behaved as an input-output machine
Albert Bandura’s Self-efficacy
2 types of mindset by Dr. Carol Dweck’s Developing a Growth Mindset
fixed mindset
growth mindset
Dr. Carol Dweck’s Developing a Growth Mindset
makes a person avoid challenges, give up easily, ignore the feedback of others
fixed mindset
Dr. Carol Dweck’s Developing a Growth Mindset
embrace challenges, see effort as a way of masters, persist through challenges, learn from mistakes
growth mindset
inability to cope with a perceived (real or imagined) threat to someone’s mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
stress
nervous system that STIMULATES FIGHT OR FLIGHT RESPONSE
SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
nervous system that RETURNS THE BODY TO A CALM STATE
PARASYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
TYPES OF STRESS
strong or intense; brief and may disappear quickly
acute stress
TYPES OF STRESS
strong or intense; can affect more because it occurs in a pattern; may recur
episodic stress
TYPES OF STRESS
bad for our health and well-being, not strong but stays for long periods of time; linked to many ailment and diseases
chronic stress
