Questions and Answers
What is a need?
What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Human Needs?
A framework that suggests a person must satisfy lower needs before meeting higher needs.
What does modesty refer to?
Covering the body according to societal appropriateness.
What is conformity?
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Study Notes
Key Concepts in Clothing and Textiles
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Need: Essential requirements for survival that drive individual choices, including clothing.
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Maslow's Hierarchy of Human Needs: A psychological theory presenting five levels of needs:
- Physical Needs: Fundamental requirements such as food, water, and shelter.
- Safety and Security: Needs for protection and stability.
- Love and Acceptance: Emotional connections and belongingness.
- Esteem: Recognition and respect from others.
- Self-Actualization: Achieving personal potential and creativity.
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Modesty: Cultural standard that dictates appropriate body coverage based on societal norms.
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Conformity: Adapting behavior or appearance to fit within accepted norms or standards for acceptance in a group.
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Peer Pressure: Influence exerted by a social group that encourages individuals to imitate behaviors, styles, or attitudes to gain acceptance.
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Self-Esteem: Personal valuation involving feelings of self-worth and confidence.
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Self-Adornment: The act of enhancing or decorating one's own body as a means of personal expression.
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Culture: Collective beliefs, values, and social customs that characterize a particular group of people.
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Status: Represents an individual's social position relative to others within a community or society.
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Prestige: The level of respect and admiration received due to personal achievements and contributions.
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Self-Actualization: The pursuit of personal growth, fulfillment, and creative expression in life.
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Individuality: Unique traits and characteristics that distinguish one person from another.
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Personality: The combination of emotional and behavioral characteristics that define a person and shape interactions with others.
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Values: Core principles and ideals that guide personal behavior and decision-making.
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Self-Concept: The mental image and perception of oneself, encompassing self-identity and beliefs about one’s abilities.
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Media: Different platforms of mass communication, including television, radio, print, and online sources that influence public perception and cultural norms.
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Explore fundamental concepts in Clothing and Textiles with these flashcards from Chapter 1. Key terms include needs, Maslow's Hierarchy, and modesty. Perfect for understanding the basic principles related to clothing and human necessities.