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What value emphasizes independent thought and action during adolescence?
What value emphasizes independent thought and action during adolescence?
- Benevolence
- Conformity
- Tradition
- Self-Direction (correct)
Which value pertains to the pursuit of excitement and novelty in life?
Which value pertains to the pursuit of excitement and novelty in life?
- Hedonism
- Stimulation (correct)
- Power
- Achievement
What value focuses on maintaining social order and adhering to social norms?
What value focuses on maintaining social order and adhering to social norms?
- Security
- Conformity (correct)
- Tradition
- Universalism
Which value is characterized by the welfare of one's close personal contacts?
Which value is characterized by the welfare of one's close personal contacts?
What age range defines middle adolescence?
What age range defines middle adolescence?
Which value seeks to understand and appreciate the welfare of all people?
Which value seeks to understand and appreciate the welfare of all people?
What value is indicative of personal success through social standards?
What value is indicative of personal success through social standards?
Which value reflects a focus on safety and harmony in relationships?
Which value reflects a focus on safety and harmony in relationships?
What is a primary influence on adolescents during social development?
What is a primary influence on adolescents during social development?
What is a common desire of adolescents as they develop socially?
What is a common desire of adolescents as they develop socially?
During social development, adolescents often start to question which of the following?
During social development, adolescents often start to question which of the following?
Which of the following is NOT a hallmark of the adolescent stage?
Which of the following is NOT a hallmark of the adolescent stage?
As adolescents seek more independence, what is one possible outcome of their newfound social exploration?
As adolescents seek more independence, what is one possible outcome of their newfound social exploration?
What role do friends play in the social development of adolescents?
What role do friends play in the social development of adolescents?
Which of the following is a likely behavior change as adolescents develop socially?
Which of the following is a likely behavior change as adolescents develop socially?
What can the shift towards peer influence in adolescence lead to?
What can the shift towards peer influence in adolescence lead to?
What aspect of holistic development involves how individuals interact with others?
What aspect of holistic development involves how individuals interact with others?
Which of the following is NOT a factor influencing social development?
Which of the following is NOT a factor influencing social development?
During which life stage does social development significantly manifest as peer relationships become prominent?
During which life stage does social development significantly manifest as peer relationships become prominent?
What is the primary focus of social development in individuals?
What is the primary focus of social development in individuals?
Which of these can be considered an important outcome of successful social development?
Which of these can be considered an important outcome of successful social development?
What role does the environment play in shaping social development?
What role does the environment play in shaping social development?
In what way does maturation contribute to social development?
In what way does maturation contribute to social development?
Which of the following best describes the psychological aspect of social development?
Which of the following best describes the psychological aspect of social development?
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Study Notes
Personal Development
- Involves self-reflection, understanding, acceptance, and learning to reach full human potential.
- A journey focused on self-discovery, improvement, and realization.
Personality Development
- Unique, enduring set of behaviors, thoughts, feelings, and motives that characterize each individual.
Influences on Human Development
- Heredity (Nature): Inborn traits inherited from biological parents.
- Environment (Nurture): External experiences and interactions shaping an individual.
- Maturation: Natural growth affecting cognitive, psychological, and social dimensions.
The Self
- Can be defined in various contexts including philosophical, psychological, and behavioral perspectives.
Holistic Development
- A process of self-actualization encompassing mental, physical, social, emotional, and spiritual growth.
Aspects of Holistic Development
- Physical: Includes growth, motor skills, sensory abilities, and overall health.
- Cognitive: Intellectual functions like reasoning, analysis, and memory.
- Psychological: Interaction of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
- Social: Individual's interactions within groups and communities.
Stages of Adolescence
- Puberty: Physical maturation during adolescence resulting in sexual development.
- Cognitive Development: Growth in reasoning, abstract thinking, and intelligence.
- Social Development: Desire for autonomy, influenced by peers over parents.
Adolescent Characteristics
- Idealism and Experimentation: Formation of beliefs and values, questioning social norms, and exploration of identity.
- Self-Identity: Developed through personal beliefs, responsibilities, and societal expectations.
Developmental Tasks for Filipino Adolescents
- Focus on occupational skills, self-reliance, financial management, and social responsibilities.
Challenges in Adolescence
- Involves attitudes, behaviors, diligence, and discipline.
Ten Basic Values
- Self-Direction: Independent thinking and actions.
- Stimulation: Desire for excitement and novelty.
- Hedonism: Pursuit of pleasure and gratification.
- Achievement: Success through competence.
- Power: Control and prestige over resources and people.
- Security: Safety and stability in relationships and society.
- Conformity: Restraint to adhere to social norms.
- Tradition: Respect for cultural customs and beliefs.
- Benevolence: Enhancement of others' welfare.
- Universalism: Understanding and protecting the welfare of all.
Stages of Adolescence
- Early Adolescence: Age range of approximately 10-13 years.
- Middle Adolescence: Age range of approximately 14-16 years.
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