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What is one of the learning objectives of knowing oneself?
What is one of the learning objectives of knowing oneself?
- Accept one's strengths and limitations (correct)
- Improve physical appearance
- Increase material wealth
- Achieve fame and recognition
At what age range does the World Health Organization define adolescents?
At what age range does the World Health Organization define adolescents?
- 5 to 14 years old
- 12 to 18 years old
- 10 to 19 years old (correct)
- 15 to 21 years old
Which of the following domains is NOT one of the areas of development considered during adolescence?
Which of the following domains is NOT one of the areas of development considered during adolescence?
- Psychosocial domain
- Financial domain (correct)
- Physical domain
- Cognitive domain
What is a key characteristic of early adolescence?
What is a key characteristic of early adolescence?
During which stage of adolescence is identity strongly emphasized?
During which stage of adolescence is identity strongly emphasized?
What biological changes characterize the physical domain of adolescence?
What biological changes characterize the physical domain of adolescence?
Adolescents typically experience a rush of hormones which can complicate their lives. This is primarily due to changes in which domain?
Adolescents typically experience a rush of hormones which can complicate their lives. This is primarily due to changes in which domain?
What often defines middle adolescence in terms of cognitive abilities?
What often defines middle adolescence in terms of cognitive abilities?
What does the 'blind self' refer to in the context of self-knowledge?
What does the 'blind self' refer to in the context of self-knowledge?
Which of the following best describes the 'undiscovered self'?
Which of the following best describes the 'undiscovered self'?
How can deeper understanding of oneself impact social interactions?
How can deeper understanding of oneself impact social interactions?
What might prevent individuals from recognizing their 'blind self'?
What might prevent individuals from recognizing their 'blind self'?
What is the relationship between the 'public self' and social perception?
What is the relationship between the 'public self' and social perception?
What aspect do the values in the 'cognitive domain' pertain to?
What aspect do the values in the 'cognitive domain' pertain to?
The johnari window model emphasizes the importance of which of the following?
The johnari window model emphasizes the importance of which of the following?
What is a potential consequence of a poorly understood 'private self'?
What is a potential consequence of a poorly understood 'private self'?
What is the main purpose of developing a self-concept during adolescence?
What is the main purpose of developing a self-concept during adolescence?
Which of the following best describes the difference between the ideal self and the real self?
Which of the following best describes the difference between the ideal self and the real self?
What are developmental tasks primarily concerned with during adolescence?
What are developmental tasks primarily concerned with during adolescence?
Which of the following represents a significant struggle faced by Filipino adolescents?
Which of the following represents a significant struggle faced by Filipino adolescents?
How does self-awareness typically change as individuals age?
How does self-awareness typically change as individuals age?
What role does formal support play in establishing identity for adolescents?
What role does formal support play in establishing identity for adolescents?
Which of these domains of development is critical for effective identity formation during adolescence?
Which of these domains of development is critical for effective identity formation during adolescence?
What is a central task of adolescence according to developmental psychology?
What is a central task of adolescence according to developmental psychology?
What is a primary developmental task for adolescents as they mature?
What is a primary developmental task for adolescents as they mature?
According to Erikson, what is essential for building a healthy self during adolescence?
According to Erikson, what is essential for building a healthy self during adolescence?
What concept describes how individuals perceive themselves based on others' perceptions?
What concept describes how individuals perceive themselves based on others' perceptions?
What can adversely affect an adolescent's ability to reach their goals?
What can adversely affect an adolescent's ability to reach their goals?
Which quadrant of the Johari Window represents what is known to others but not known to oneself?
Which quadrant of the Johari Window represents what is known to others but not known to oneself?
What do the concepts of 'Real Self' and 'Ideal Self' represent?
What do the concepts of 'Real Self' and 'Ideal Self' represent?
What role does understanding the development of adolescence play?
What role does understanding the development of adolescence play?
Which of the following is NOT a task adolescents may confront?
Which of the following is NOT a task adolescents may confront?
What is the primary idea behind the Johari Window model?
What is the primary idea behind the Johari Window model?
Which statement reflects a common dilemma adolescents face?
Which statement reflects a common dilemma adolescents face?
Which quadrant of the Johari Window contains information known to both the individual and others?
Which quadrant of the Johari Window contains information known to both the individual and others?
How does the Looking-Glass Self influence self-image?
How does the Looking-Glass Self influence self-image?
How is emotional maturity most commonly developed during adolescence?
How is emotional maturity most commonly developed during adolescence?
Which of the following statements is true regarding the Johari Window?
Which of the following statements is true regarding the Johari Window?
The interrelation of which domains impacts adolescent development?
The interrelation of which domains impacts adolescent development?
What is typically included in the 'Private Self' quadrant of the Johari Window?
What is typically included in the 'Private Self' quadrant of the Johari Window?
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Study Notes
Knowing Oneself: The Johari Window
- The Johari Window model, created by psychologists Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham, depicts self-awareness through four quadrants: Public Self, Private (Hidden) Self, Blind Self, and Undiscovered Self.
- The Public Self represents what is known by both oneself and others, while the Private Self includes aspects we choose not to disclose.
- The Blind Self consists of traits others perceive in us that we may not recognize, and the Undiscovered Self contains attributes that remain unknown to both us and others.
Self-Concept
- Proposed by Carl Rogers, self-concept encompasses how individuals perceive their behaviors, abilities, and unique characteristics.
- It consists of the Ideal Self (the traits one strives to possess) and the Real Self (how one sees themselves at a given moment).
- Self-awareness is more flexible during youth as individuals navigate self-discovery, becoming more organized with age.
Adolescence: Understanding Developmental Stages
- The term "adolescent" derives from the Latin word "adolescentem," meaning growing, near maturity, categorized by the World Health Organization as ages 10 to 19.
- Adolescence bridges the transition from childhood to adulthood, often marked by a quest for identity in personal, sexual, and occupational realms.
- This period is divided into three stages: Early adolescence (11-13 years), Middle adolescence (14-17 years), and Late adolescence (18-21 years).
Domains of Development
- Development during adolescence encompasses three interconnected domains:
- Physical Domain: Involves biological changes during puberty, including the development of primary and secondary sex characteristics and hormonal shifts.
- Cognitive Domain: Reflects the enhancement or maturation of thinking processes, fostering complex reasoning and increased processing speed.
- Psychosocial Domain: Emphasizes the quest for self-identity and emotional maturity, influencing interactions with significant others and shaping future roles.
Challenges in Adolescence
- Adolescents often face a period referred to as “storm and stress,” dealing with conflicting emotions and developmental tasks.
- Common struggles include understanding life's meaning, discovering faith, making choices, and setting personal goals.
Establishing Identity
- Identity formation is aided by formal support systems, helping adolescents engage in roles expected by society for acceptance.
- Developmental tasks are essential skills and knowledge required during various life stages to adapt successfully to future challenges.
Looking-Glass Self
- Introduced by Charles Horton Cooley, the Looking-Glass Self theory posits that self-perception is influenced by how individuals believe others view them.
- Self-image may be adjusted based on social feedback, which informs ongoing self-concept development.
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