Personal Development 1st Lesson

Question 1

one of the hallmarks of adolescence

Answer 1

Teenage Friendships

Question 2

essential element of teenage development

Answer 2

Teenage Friendships

Question 3

define Teenage Friendships

Answer 3

one of the hallmarks of adolescence; essential element of teenage development

Question 4

Friendships develop due to four factors. What are these factors?

Answer 4

• Proximity
• Age Group
• Similarity in Interests
• Likes and Dislikes

Question 5

“Proximity” examples

Answer 5

• neighbors
• seatmates
• talk a lot

Question 6

“Age Group” examples

Answer 6

• same age

Question 7

“Similarity in Interests” examples

Answer 7

• both like same genres
• books
• music
• food

Question 8

Likes and Dislikes

Answer 8

• both like same genres
• books
• music
• food

Question 9

what are the 3 Types of Friendships?

Answer 9

1. Acquaintances
2. Companions
3. Intimates

Question 10

define “Acquaintances”

Answer 10

you recognize the face but not the name

Question 11

you recognize the face but not the name

Answer 11

Acquaintances

Question 12

define “Companions”

Answer 12

individuals with whom you frequently interact, such as classmates, and with whom you share a common interest or experience

Question 13

individuals with whom you frequently interact, such as classmates, and with whom you share a common interest or experience

Answer 13

Companions

Question 14

define “Intimates”

Answer 14

Your closest or most treasured friends. They are the people you are most comfortable approaching for assistance. They enable you to express and receive your opinions without being judged.

Question 15

Your closest or most treasured friends. They are the people you are most comfortable approaching for assistance. They enable you to express and receive your opinions without being judged.

Answer 15

Intimates

Question 16

define “Interpersonal Attraction”

Answer 16

• forces or elements that make people like each other
• make take the form of liking, friendship, infatuation, love
• chemistry part of love

Question 17

chemistry part of love

Answer 17

Interpersonal Attraction

Question 18

make take the form of liking, friendship, infatuation, love

Answer 18

Interpersonal Attraction

Question 19

forces or elements that make people like each other

Answer 19

Interpersonal Attraction

Question 20

6 Factors of Interpersonal Attraction

Answer 20

1. Physical Attractiveness
2. Physical Proximity
3. Similarity
4. Reciprocal Liking
5. Familiarity
6. Mere Exposure

Question 21

define “Mere Exposure”

Answer 21

despite the fact that you don’t often interact, you find yourself drawn to each other when you do.

Question 22

despite the fact that you don’t often interact, you find yourself drawn to each other when you do.

Answer 22

Mere Exposure

Question 23

define “Familiarity”

Answer 23

when you are too close or familiar with one another.

Question 24

when you are too close or familiar with one another.

Answer 24

Familiarity

Question 25

define “Reciprocal Liking”

Answer 25

the act of feeling attracted to someone only after discovering or realizing their own attraction to themselves.

Question 26

the act of feeling attracted to someone only after discovering or realizing their own attraction to themselves.

Answer 26

Reciprocal Liking

Question 27

define “Similarity”

Answer 27

when you have something in common, you have interpersonal attraction; this is referred to as Attitude Alignment.

Question 28

when you have something in common, you have interpersonal attraction; this is referred to as Attitude Alignment.

Answer 28

Similarity

Question 29

define “Physical Proximity”

Answer 29

when you are constantly next to or with each other (e.g. neighbors, seatmates)

Question 30

when you are constantly next to or with each other (e.g. neighbors, seatmates)

Answer 30

Physical Proximity

Question 31

define “Physical Attractiveness”

Answer 31

you are drawn to that person because of a physical characteristic on their body.

Question 32

you are drawn to that person because of a physical characteristic on their body.

Answer 32

Physical Attractiveness

Question 33

define “Infatuation”

Answer 33

emotional impulse of love and untested by time or circumstance

Question 34

emotional impulse of love and untested by time or circumstance

Answer 34

Infatuation

Question 35

set of thoughts, feelings, and actions associated with a desire to enter or maintain a close relationship with a specific person

Answer 35

Love

Question 36

something that is mysterious, a powerful feeling that allows one to sacrifice own’s happiness for the sake of others

Answer 36

Love

Question 37

ability to extend oneself for the purpose of nurturing one’s own or another’s spiritual growth (Scott Peck)

Answer 37

Love

Question 38

is a process wherein one gives a part of oneself by understanding and accepting other even if they have shortcomings

Answer 38

Love

Question 39

What is the best definition of Love for Sir Canaveral?

Answer 39

is a choice (love is a daily process of selecting and prioritizing that person.)