Long Exam Coverage

Question 1

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

Answer 1

Development

Question 2

Parts of Development

Answer 2

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

Question 3

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.

Answer 3

Physical Development

Question 4

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

Answer 4

Emotional Development

Question 5

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

Answer 5

Human Awareness

Question 6

Characterized by involvement in creative and stimulating mental activities.

Answer 6

Intellectual Development

Question 7

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

Answer 7

Financial Development

Question 8

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

Answer 8

Life Planning

Question 9

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

Answer 9

Social Development

Question 10

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

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Spiritual Development

Question 11

Kinds of Development

Answer 11

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

Question 12

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.

Answer 12

Social Values

Question 13

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.

Answer 13

Value

Question 14

Types of Social Values

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Respect
Honesty
Justice
Tolerance
Goodness
Freedom
Love
Education

Question 15

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

Answer 15

Respect

Question 16

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

Answer 16

Honesty

Question 17

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

Answer 17

Justice

Question 18

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

Answer 18

Tolerance

Question 19

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

Answer 19

Goodness

Question 20

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

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Freedom

Question 21

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

Answer 21

Love

Question 22

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

Answer 22

Education

Question 23

He identified three basic kinds of values

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Thomas Andres;
Idea
Things
Experiences

Question 24

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

Answer 24

Idea

Question 25

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

Answer 25

Things

Question 26

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

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Experiences

Question 27

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.

Question 28

Principles of Valuing Process

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Choosing- Cognitive aspect Prizing- Affecting aspect

Question 29

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

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choosing freely

Question 30

a choice must be selected from several options

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Choosing from alternatives

Question 31

after dues and reflective consideration of consequences

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choosing

Question 32

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

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Cherishing

Question 33

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

Question 34

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

Answer 34

Prizing

Question 35

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

Answer 35

Things