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Long Exam Coverage Flashcards

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A process that creates growth, progress, positive change, or the addition of physical, economic, environmental, social and demographic components.

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Development

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Parts of Development

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Active Start
Fundamentals
Learning to train
Training to Compete
Training to Win
Active for Life

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Characterized by a commitment of healthy nutritional choices; physical exercise which optimize cardiovascular capacity, flexibility, and strength; medical self management which results in prevention or early detection of illness; and use of appropriate medical equipment.

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Physical Development

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Characterized by an awareness an acceptance of one’s feelings.

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Emotional Development

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Characterized by recognition, acceptance and appreciation of diverse lifestyles and value differences.

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Human Awareness

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Characterized by involvement in creative and stimulating mental activities.

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Intellectual Development

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Characterized by recognition of the interdependence of personal/financial planning and external economic resources.

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Financial Development

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Characterized by an attitude of satisfaction with one’s life plan.

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Life Planning

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Is a recognition of the interdependence of individuals with others, society and nature.

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Social Development

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Characterized by a continuing search for meaning and purpose in life.

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Spiritual Development

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Kinds of Development

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Physical Development
Emotional Development
Intellectual Development
Social Development
Spiritual Development
Life Planning
Financial Development
Human Awareness

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Defines as standards, which individuals and social groups employ to define personal goals and essentially shape the nature and form of social order in a collective; what is acceptable or not, desirable or not.

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Social Values

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On a personal level, can be understood as a set of beliefs and attitudes that you express, based on certain principles considered positive and important, which give meaning and direction to your life.

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Value

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Types of Social Values

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Respect
Honesty
Justice
Tolerance
Goodness
Freedom
Love
Education

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Allows a person to recognize, accept, appreciate, and value the qualities of others and their rights.

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Respect

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A social value characterized by telling the truth, being decent, modest, respectful, and fair.

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Honesty

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Being equitable and giving each individual what’s due to them.

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Justice

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Respect for the beliefs and practices of other people when they’re different from our own.

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Tolerance

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The tendency to do good. Also implies a considerable degree of compassion.

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Goodness

20
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Power to act according to one’s own criteria , within the limits established in society.

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Freedom

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The value that motivates a person to care, respect, and commit to the well-being of others without expecting a benefit in return.

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Love

22
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One of the most important values. Other values a taught and involves the correct formation of people, both intellectually, emotionally, and morally.

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Education

23
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He identified three basic kinds of values

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Thomas Andres;
Idea
Things
Experiences

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Beliefs, opinions, ways of saying things; Religious Moral and Political Values.

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Idea

25
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Material objects, people place; Money Friends, Loved Ones, Cars.

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Things

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Activities, events, actions and happenings; Playing sports, Listening to music, Feeling, Beliefs or Attitudes.

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Experiences

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What is a Value?

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is something that is freely choses from alternatives and is acted upon which the individual celebrates as a being part of his integration in his development as a person.

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Principles of Valuing Process

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Choosing- Cognitive aspect
Prizing- Affecting aspect

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the choice must be made by the person with his own free will and volition.

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choosing freely

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a choice must be selected from several options

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Choosing from alternatives

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after dues and reflective consideration of consequences

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choosing

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Appreciating, treasuring and attaching importance to one’s choice.

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Cherishing

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one’s choice should be manifested in life; that such choice should be the source of inspiration and joy.

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Affirming Publicly

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a choice to be prized must be esteemed and highly desired; given worth and significance to one’s endeavors.

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Prizing

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Material objects, people place; Money Friends, Loved Ones, Cars

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Things

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