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Which love style is characterized by an obsessive and possessive nature?
Which love style is characterized by an obsessive and possessive nature?
- Mania (correct)
- Pragma
- Storge
- Eros
What term describes a person who is sexually oriented towards both men and women?
What term describes a person who is sexually oriented towards both men and women?
- Bisexual (correct)
- Transsexual
- Homosexual
- Heterosexual
Which style of love emphasizes compatibility with a partner?
Which style of love emphasizes compatibility with a partner?
- Agape
- Ludus
- Eros
- Pragma (correct)
What does gender identity refer to?
What does gender identity refer to?
Which type of infection is most commonly associated with the reproductive system?
Which type of infection is most commonly associated with the reproductive system?
Eros is best described as which type of love?
Eros is best described as which type of love?
Transsexual individuals are defined by their:
Transsexual individuals are defined by their:
Which of the following love styles is considered selfless and altruistic?
Which of the following love styles is considered selfless and altruistic?
What is one of the cognitive functions of religion?
What is one of the cognitive functions of religion?
Which component is described as the most intimate part of the self according to William James?
Which component is described as the most intimate part of the self according to William James?
What does ritual represent in the context of religion?
What does ritual represent in the context of religion?
How can seeking the meaning of life be related to religion?
How can seeking the meaning of life be related to religion?
What are the major world religions characterized by?
What are the major world religions characterized by?
What role does religion play in conflict resolution?
What role does religion play in conflict resolution?
Which of the following is NOT a function of religion?
Which of the following is NOT a function of religion?
What do cultural rituals signify about a community?
What do cultural rituals signify about a community?
What is the significance of Rosh Hashanah in Judaism?
What is the significance of Rosh Hashanah in Judaism?
Which festival is known as the Day of Atonement?
Which festival is known as the Day of Atonement?
What is the purpose of a vasectomy?
What is the purpose of a vasectomy?
According to William James, what is NOT a component of self?
According to William James, what is NOT a component of self?
What is the main belief of logotherapy according to Dr. Viktor E. Frankl?
What is the main belief of logotherapy according to Dr. Viktor E. Frankl?
What defines the material self according to Belk?
What defines the material self according to Belk?
According to logotherapy, how can individuals discover meaning?
According to logotherapy, how can individuals discover meaning?
Which of the following is considered the innermost part of our material self?
Which of the following is considered the innermost part of our material self?
Which statement is NOT an assumption of logotherapy?
Which statement is NOT an assumption of logotherapy?
The surgery which ties the fallopian tubes is known as what?
The surgery which ties the fallopian tubes is known as what?
What type of philosophy does logotherapy use in the face of tragedy?
What type of philosophy does logotherapy use in the face of tragedy?
In what year was Dr. Viktor E. Frankl's book revised and translated to English?
In what year was Dr. Viktor E. Frankl's book revised and translated to English?
What aspect of clothing does NOT affect our self-identity?
What aspect of clothing does NOT affect our self-identity?
Which festival commemorates the liberation of the Hebrew slaves from Egypt?
Which festival commemorates the liberation of the Hebrew slaves from Egypt?
Which component is NOT part of the constituents of self as per William James?
Which component is NOT part of the constituents of self as per William James?
What effect do clothes have on our attitude and behavior?
What effect do clothes have on our attitude and behavior?
What is the primary purpose of myths and legends?
What is the primary purpose of myths and legends?
When is the day celebrated to honor heroes in the Philippines?
When is the day celebrated to honor heroes in the Philippines?
Which of the following is NOT listed as a way to be a good Filipino?
Which of the following is NOT listed as a way to be a good Filipino?
What does metacognition primarily involve?
What does metacognition primarily involve?
Which aspect of metacognition involves personal reflection on knowledge?
Which aspect of metacognition involves personal reflection on knowledge?
What does self management in the context of metacognition refer to?
What does self management in the context of metacognition refer to?
What type of knowledge does metacognitive knowledge encompass?
What type of knowledge does metacognitive knowledge encompass?
Which of the following best defines the task variable in metacognition?
Which of the following best defines the task variable in metacognition?
What is the term for the conviction that one can successfully execute the behavior required to produce outcomes?
What is the term for the conviction that one can successfully execute the behavior required to produce outcomes?
What behavior is typical of individuals with high assurance in their capabilities?
What behavior is typical of individuals with high assurance in their capabilities?
How do people with a fixed mindset typically react to failure?
How do people with a fixed mindset typically react to failure?
Which source of self-efficacy is developed through personal achievement?
Which source of self-efficacy is developed through personal achievement?
Which statement best describes the beliefs of individuals with a growth mindset?
Which statement best describes the beliefs of individuals with a growth mindset?
What feelings do individuals with low self-efficacy typically experience when facing challenges?
What feelings do individuals with low self-efficacy typically experience when facing challenges?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of individuals who doubt their capabilities?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of individuals who doubt their capabilities?
Which aspect is NOT associated with high self-efficacy?
Which aspect is NOT associated with high self-efficacy?
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Heterosexual
Heterosexual
A person whose sexual orientation is toward the opposite sex.
Homosexual
Homosexual
A person whose sexual orientation is toward the same sex.
Bisexual
Bisexual
A person who may be sexually oriented to both men and women.
Gender Identity
Gender Identity
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Sexual Orientation
Sexual Orientation
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Eros
Eros
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Storge
Storge
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Ludus
Ludus
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Tubal ligation
Tubal ligation
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Vasectomy
Vasectomy
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Material self
Material self
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Components of Material Self
Components of Material Self
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Body (Material Self)
Body (Material Self)
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Clothes (Material Self)
Clothes (Material Self)
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Investment in body
Investment in body
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Clothes & Self-Expression
Clothes & Self-Expression
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Judaism's God
Judaism's God
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Messiah in Judaism
Messiah in Judaism
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Rosh Hashanah
Rosh Hashanah
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Yom Kippur
Yom Kippur
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Logotherapy
Logotherapy
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Frankl's key idea
Frankl's key idea
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Sources of meaning
Sources of meaning
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Logotherapy's assumptions
Logotherapy's assumptions
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What is religion?
What is religion?
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What are the functions of religion?
What are the functions of religion?
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Ritual
Ritual
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Spiritual Self
Spiritual Self
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Buddhism
Buddhism
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What is the purpose of Buddhism?
What is the purpose of Buddhism?
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What are the core tenets of Buddhism?
What are the core tenets of Buddhism?
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What is the Eightfold Path?
What is the Eightfold Path?
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Myths and Legends
Myths and Legends
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Heroes and Icons
Heroes and Icons
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Active Filipino Citizen
Active Filipino Citizen
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Support Local Products
Support Local Products
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Metacognition
Metacognition
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Self-Appraisal
Self-Appraisal
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Self-Management
Self-Management
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Metacognitive Knowledge
Metacognitive Knowledge
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Efficacy Expectation
Efficacy Expectation
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High Assurance in Capabilities
High Assurance in Capabilities
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Doubt in Capabilities
Doubt in Capabilities
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Sources of Self-Efficacy
Sources of Self-Efficacy
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Performance Accomplishments
Performance Accomplishments
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Vicarious Experiences
Vicarious Experiences
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Verbal Persuasion
Verbal Persuasion
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Physiological States
Physiological States
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Study Notes
Physical Development
- Puberty is a period of life generally between ages 10 and 15, when reproductive organs mature.
- Rapid physical changes occur during adolescence, including maturation of the reproductive system and development of varying sex characteristics.
- Primary sex characteristics are present at birth. In females, it's the vagina, uterus, and ovaries; in males, the penis, testes, scrotum, and prostate gland.
- Secondary sex characteristics develop during puberty. In females, these include breast enlargement, widening hips, and pubic hair growth; in males, testicular growth, increased facial/body hair, and deepening voice.
- Reproductive structures in early development are alike for both sexes, existing in an indifferent stage.
- Sex organs develop according to the presence of testosterone.
- Female embryos develop ovaries, leading to the formation of female reproductive structures since testosterone isn't produced.
Puberty and Menopause
- Reproductive capacity continues until old age in males.
- Menopause is the time when menstrual cycles end. Diagnosed after 12 months without a period.
- Hormones (e.g., testosterone, estrogen, progesterone) are natural substances produced in the body.
Understanding Chemistry of Love, Lust, and Attachment in Human Sexual Behavior
- Human sexual behavior includes solitary, interpersonal, and group activities that induce arousal.
- Two factors that determine human sexual behavior are inherited response patterns (evolved for reproduction) and societal influences.
- Different types of human sexual behavior exist, classified by gender and number of participants; solitary, heterosexual, and homosexual behavior are common examples.
The Human Sexual Response Cycle
- The sexual-response cycle describes bodily changes during sexual arousal for men and women.
- Stages include: arousal, plateau, orgasm, and resolution.
- In males, arousal is marked by penile tumescence and ejaculation; in females, vaginal lubrication and breast tumescence occur.
Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
- Gender identity is a person's internal sense of being male, female, both, or neither.
- Sexual orientation is who a person is attracted to (romantic and/or emotional) sexually.
- Common orientations include heterosexual, homosexual, and bisexual.
- Transsexual: people who seek or have undergone physical transition from male to female or vice versa.
Diseases Associated with the Reproductive System
- Infections (e.g., those caused by Escherichia coli, sexually transmitted microorganisms, and yeast) are common reproductive problems.
- Vaginal infections are prevalent in young and elderly women, and those with low immunity.
- Male reproductive system conditions include prostatitis, urethritis, epididymitis and various types of cancers.
- Female reproductive system conditions include breast cancer, cervical cancer, and various types of tumors.
Methods of Contraception
- Natural methods (e.g., abstinence, calendar method, basal body temperature, cervical mucus) are those not involving chemicals or foreign objects.
- Artificial methods (e.g., condoms, oral contraceptives, intrauterine devices, and various hormonal injections) involve chemicals and other objects in the method.
- Surgical methods alter the reproductive system structure permanently or temporarily to prevent pregnancy.
The Role of Consumer Culture on the Sense of Self and Identity
- Consumer identity is a pattern of consumption.
- Consumption has shifted from solely functional reasons to incorporating symbolic representations of identity and self-expression.
- People act differently online and offline, thus creating a digital self that differs from their real identity.
- "Partial identities" or "personas" are individual sub-identities created and projected in various circumstances.
Selective Self-Presentation and Impression Management
- Self-presentation is the process of controlling how one is perceived by others. Individuals carefully manage the information they share to project a positive image.
- Online interactions often lead to a different self-perception and self-disclosure.
The Material/Economic Self
- Possessions are linked to personal identity.
- Possessions are symbols of status and success and can reflect hard work/success.
The Spiritual Self
- Spirituality relates to feelings and beliefs about life's meaning and purpose.
- The spiritual self is associated with the search for deeper meaning and connection to something larger than oneself.
- Spirituality is an aspect of identity, beliefs, rituals, and practices that address questions of life's meaning, purpose, nature.
- Religion is belief and worship of a superhuman power; a system of faith and worship. Different religions have various beliefs, rituals, and practices.
Goal Setting
- Goals are ideas/objects sought.
- Goal attributes include: -Content (object sought) -Intensity (scope, complexity)
- Goal-setting can improve performance by influencing direction of effort, effort level, and persistence.
- Effective goal-setting involves feedback and knowledge of past performance.
Two Aspects of Metacognition
- Self-appraisal reflects one's knowledge and capabilities.
- Self-management is the ability to use capabilities effectively in planning and adapting to learning tasks.
- Metacognitive knowledge refers to one's awareness and understanding of what they know.
- Metacognition includes "knowing about knowing" and how to improve learning methods and processes.
- Metacognition regulation is about adjusting thinking to ensure effective learning.
Dweck's Fixed and Growth Mindset Theory
- Dweck's theory distinguishes two mindsets. -Fixed mindset: success depends on innate ability. -Growth mindset: success stems from effort and learning.
- The mindset concept describes different attitudes towards challenges and setbacks.
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Explore the intricate concepts of love styles and religious beliefs in this quiz. You'll delve into various aspects such as obsessive love, gender identity, and the roles of religion in society. Test your understanding of how these psychological and sociological elements interplay in everyday life.
