The Physical Self

Question 1

refers to the body that includes the basic parts such as the head, neck, chest, and arms

Answer 1

physical self

Question 2

enumerate the physical characteristics

Answer 2

1. physical looks
2. facial features
3. hairstyle
4. clothes
5. figure

Question 3

who emphasized the importance of early physical and intellectual development, suggesting that these foundational skills are crucial for building a sense of competence

Answer 3

Erik Erikson

Question 4

he argued that our thoughts and emotions are deeply connected to our bodily sensations

Answer 4

William James

Question 5

at what age does puberty start?

Answer 5

10-12

Question 6

It is the transition period in human lifespan that lasts from 18-22 years of age (Santrock, 2016)

Answer 6

Puberty

Question 7

This begins with the onset of puberty and is characterized by physical changes including maturation of the reproductive sytem

Answer 7

adolescence

Question 8

enumerate the stages of life span

Answer 8

pre-natal - fertilization to birth
infancy - birth to 2 weeks
babyhood - 2 weeks to 2nd yr
early childhood - 2 to 5 yrs
late childhood - 6 to 10/12
puberty - 10/12 to 14
adolescence - 14 to 18
early adulthood - 18 to 40
middle adulthood - 40 to 60
late adulthood - 60 to death

Question 9

kinsay nag ingon nga 10 to 19 yrs old ang adolescence?

Answer 9

World health organization

Question 10

when did world health organization say adolescence start?

Answer 10

10 - 19

Question 11

kinsay nag ingon na 15 to 30 ang adolescence?

Answer 11

national youth commission

Question 12

when did national youth commission say that adolescence start?

Answer 12

15-30

Question 13

who divided adolescence into 3 periods

Answer 13

children.org

Question 14

what are the three periods of adolescence according to children.org

Answer 14

early adolescence - 11 to 14
middle adolescence - 15 to 17
late adolescence - 18 to 21

Question 15

It is a brain-neuroendocrine process
occurring primarily in early adolescence
that triggers the rapid physical changes
that occur in the adolescent stage of human development

Answer 15

puberty

Question 16

it is what the first menstrual flow is called

Answer 16

menarche

Question 17

first ejaculation or nocturnal emmission

Answer 17

semenarche or spermarche

Question 18

It is the master endocrine gland that
controls the growth and regulates the
functions of all other endocrine glands

Answer 18

pituitary gland

Question 19

Changes in the reproductive organs that prepare both boys and girls for recreation

Answer 19

primary sexual change

Question 20

are the physical developments that occur during puberty but are not directly related to the
reproductive system. These changes help distinguish males from females and contribute to sexual maturity.

Answer 20

secondary sexual change

Question 21

is the biological process of
the inheritance of traits from parents to offspring.

Answer 21

heredity (nature)

Question 22

are thread like tissues that carry the genes and are usually found in pairs.

Answer 22

chromosome

Question 23

basic carriers of hereditary traits

Answer 23

genes

Question 24

refers to the factors an individual is exposed to throughout life which includes learning and experiences.

Answer 24

environment

Question 25

Psychological aspect of physical change in puberty that refers to the way one sees himself/herself

Answer 25

BODY IMAGE

Question 26

Young adolescents experience this as an egocentric state where the individual imagines and believes that many people are actively listening or watching him/her.

Answer 26

imaginary audience

Question 27

imaginary audience can also be called _____ in social psychology

Answer 27

spotlight effect

Question 28

enumerate the factors that affect perception on the physical self

Answer 28

personal factors social factors

Question 29

enumerate the personal factors

Answer 29

1. introspection and self-reflection 2. self-perception theory 3. self-concept 4. personal identity

Question 30

enumerate the social factors

Answer 30

1. looking-glass self theory 2. social comparison

Question 31

is the process by which one observes and examines one’s internal state (mental and emotional) after behaving in a certain way (Hewstone, 2015)

Answer 31

introspection

Question 32

❖This theory explains that since one’s internal state is difficult to interpret, people can infer their inner states by observing their own behavior as if they are an outside observer

Answer 32

self-perception theory

Question 33

it is a cognitive representation of self-knowledge which includes the total sum of all beliefs that people have about themselves

Answer 33

self-concept

Question 34

❖This is the concept a person has about himself that develops over the years ❖Family, nationality, gender, physical traits, choices he makes, what he does for a living, friends, belief

Answer 34

personal identity

Question 35

❖People learn about their value and lovability when they experience how their mothers or caregivers care for them and respond to their needs

Answer 35

attachment process and social appraisal

Question 36

this is what happens when caregiver appropriately responds to the infant's needs

Answer 36

positive self-concept

Question 37

this is what happens when the caregiver is neglectful and unresponsive to the infant's needs

Answer 37

negative self-concept

Question 38

❖People achieve understanding about themselves by being a member of their group ❖Social groups include gender, ethnicity, religion, profession, political membership, and business organizations

Answer 38

social identity theory or collective identity theory

Question 39

the person that someone truly is or the entire person of the individual

Answer 39

self

Question 40

refers to the qualities, beliefs, and characteristics, that define who a person is.

Answer 40

identity

Question 41

the quality of being physically attractive or the quantities in a person that give pleasure to the senses or the mind

Answer 41

beauty

Question 42

the two significant effects on the body image and identities of the common filipino`

Answer 42

eurocentrism and colorism

Question 43

a tendency to interpret the world in terms of european or anglo-american values and experiences

Answer 43

euro-centrism

Question 44

the prejudicial or preferential treatment of same-race people based solely on the color of their skin

Answer 44

colorism

Question 45

it is the overall evaluation that a person has of him/herself that can be positive or negative or high or low. it's a measure of one's self-worth

Answer 45

self-esteem