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What is the primary goal of knowing oneself?
What is the primary goal of knowing oneself?
- To avoid conflicts with others at all costs
- To understand and manage one's strengths and limitations (correct)
- To adhere strictly to established social norms
- To develop relationships solely based on physical traits
Which dimension is NOT typically included in the concept of self?
Which dimension is NOT typically included in the concept of self?
- Emotional/Affective dimension
- Social dimension
- Financial dimension (correct)
- Spiritual dimension
During which developmental stage does puberty occur?
During which developmental stage does puberty occur?
- Old age
- Childhood
- Adolescence (correct)
- Adulthood
What does the Johari Window primarily aim to assist with?
What does the Johari Window primarily aim to assist with?
Which characteristic is typical of adolescents?
Which characteristic is typical of adolescents?
What is one of the primary cognitive developments in adolescence?
What is one of the primary cognitive developments in adolescence?
What commonly occurs during late adolescence?
What commonly occurs during late adolescence?
Which age range defines early adolescence?
Which age range defines early adolescence?
Which region of Johari’s Window represents what is known by you and others?
Which region of Johari’s Window represents what is known by you and others?
What aspect of the Unique Self refers to the individual features or qualities that describe a person as they grow?
What aspect of the Unique Self refers to the individual features or qualities that describe a person as they grow?
Which aspect of the Unique Self involves the emotional responses and social connections with others?
Which aspect of the Unique Self involves the emotional responses and social connections with others?
In Johari’s Window, what does the Blind Self represent?
In Johari’s Window, what does the Blind Self represent?
Which region of Johari’s Window includes what is not known by both the self and others?
Which region of Johari’s Window includes what is not known by both the self and others?
Why is comparing oneself to others considered unfair, according to the concept of Unique Self?
Why is comparing oneself to others considered unfair, according to the concept of Unique Self?
What process allows individuals to become aware of what is known by others but not by themselves in Johari’s Window?
What process allows individuals to become aware of what is known by others but not by themselves in Johari’s Window?
Which of the following best describes the Hidden Self in Johari’s Window?
Which of the following best describes the Hidden Self in Johari’s Window?
Flashcards
Self
Self
The total, essential, or particular being of a person; it encompasses conscious and unconscious aspects, including physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual dimensions.
Developmental Stages
Developmental Stages
The combination of physical, mental, and emotional components that make up a person from birth to death.
Adolescence
Adolescence
The process of maturing into a young adult, marked by rapid physical changes, abstract thinking, and identity development.
Early Adolescence
Early Adolescence
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Johari Window
Johari Window
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Open Self (Johari's Window)
Open Self (Johari's Window)
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Blind Self (Johari's Window)
Blind Self (Johari's Window)
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Hidden Self (Johari's Window)
Hidden Self (Johari's Window)
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Unknown Self (Johari's Window)
Unknown Self (Johari's Window)
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Unique Self
Unique Self
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Characteristics (Unique Self)
Characteristics (Unique Self)
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Mental Capacity (Unique Self)
Mental Capacity (Unique Self)
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Socializing (Unique Self)
Socializing (Unique Self)
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Study Notes
Personal Development
- Personal development encompasses a person's whole being, both conscious and unconscious.
- It comprises various aspects: physical, cognitive, emotional, social, and spiritual.
- Understanding yourself is crucial for better relationships with others.
Unit 1: Self-Development
- Self-development is a key part of personal development
- Learning about yourself is vital for growth
- Objectives include better understanding your strengths & weaknesses to better manage your interactions with others
Chapter 1: Knowing the Self
- Knowing yourself is essential for personal growth
- It's important to understand your unique characteristics and how they shape you
- Comparing yourself to others is unproductive and inaccurate
Objectives
- Knowing yourself helps you leverage your strengths and address limitations more effectively
- Self-knowledge enables better interactions with others
- Your uniqueness comprises your characteristics, habits, and experiences
Self-Aspects
- The Self is the totality of a person as a complete individual
- A person’s self includes their physical body, their mind/cognitive processes, emotional/affective aspects, social interactions, and spiritual essence.
Developmental Stages
- Psychology identifies stages of development like prenatal, toddlerhood, childhood (different stages), adolescence, adulthood (different stages), and old age.
- Adolescence is a specific stage
- This stage involves significant physical changes, abstract thought development, moral and philosophical reasoning, questioning beliefs and defining personal identity, and developing intimate relationships.
General Characteristics of Adolescence
- Adolescence involves rapid physical changes, increased understanding of complex concepts, and the development of a strong sense of self and purpose.
- There are different stages of adolescence (early, middle, and late)
- A specific marker within early adolescence is the onset of puberty which brings changes like menarche for females and nocturnal emissions for males
The Johari Window
- A tool for self-awareness and understanding relationships with others.
- Divided into four quadrants (Open Self, Blind Self, Hidden Self, Unknown Self).
- This model is used to foster trust and understanding in relationships.
The Unique Self
- Every individual is unique and special.
- People differ in physical, cognitive, emotional, social capacities, values, and beliefs, making comparisons irrelevant.
- Understanding each person's uniqueness avoids making unfair comparisons.
Aspects of the Unique Self
- Characteristics: These are the unique qualities that define a person. Examples include traits like being highly focused or self-reliant.
- Habits: These are repeated behaviors or tendencies. Examples include sleeping long hours, coming to school late, or frequently eating junk food.
- Experiences: These significant moments in life shape and define a person, impacting their current state and future direction. Examples include pageant wins, academic achievements, or sharing feelings with someone important.
Assignment
- Students are to reflect on their unique characteristics, habits, and experiences.
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