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Which psychologist defined personal development as the process of becoming more authentically oneself?
Which psychologist defined personal development as the process of becoming more authentically oneself?
- Erik Erikson
- Abraham Maslow
- Carl Rogers (correct)
- Sigmund Freud
Adolescence is solely a time of confusion without any opportunities for self-discovery.
Adolescence is solely a time of confusion without any opportunities for self-discovery.
False (B)
What is one common question that adolescents grapple with regarding their identity?
What is one common question that adolescents grapple with regarding their identity?
Who am I?
According to Abraham Maslow, personal development is the process of fulfilling one's __________.
According to Abraham Maslow, personal development is the process of fulfilling one's __________.
Match the psychologists to their definitions of personal development:
Match the psychologists to their definitions of personal development:
Which of the following describes the process of individuation as per Carl Jung?
Which of the following describes the process of individuation as per Carl Jung?
What emotional impacts can adolescence bring to both the individual and their family?
What emotional impacts can adolescence bring to both the individual and their family?
According to Erik Erikson, personal development requires the resolution of specific psychosocial conflicts.
According to Erik Erikson, personal development requires the resolution of specific psychosocial conflicts.
What is considered the foundation of a moral vision for society according to the Catholic Church?
What is considered the foundation of a moral vision for society according to the Catholic Church?
Every person is entitled to their rights and responsibilities according to Catholic social teachings.
Every person is entitled to their rights and responsibilities according to Catholic social teachings.
What is the basic moral test in society according to the principle of Preferential Option for the Poor?
What is the basic moral test in society according to the principle of Preferential Option for the Poor?
The economy must serve people, not the other way around, and work is a form of continuing participation in ________ creation.
The economy must serve people, not the other way around, and work is a form of continuing participation in ________ creation.
Match the following principles of Catholic Social Teaching with their descriptions:
Match the following principles of Catholic Social Teaching with their descriptions:
Which of the following is a key aspect of human rights and responsibilities in Catholic social teaching?
Which of the following is a key aspect of human rights and responsibilities in Catholic social teaching?
Care for the environment is considered unrelated to faith in Catholicism.
Care for the environment is considered unrelated to faith in Catholicism.
According to Catholic social teaching, what should be done to address the environmental challenge?
According to Catholic social teaching, what should be done to address the environmental challenge?
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Study Notes
Adolescence and Self-Development
- Adolescence represents a critical transitional phase from childhood to adulthood.
- Common identity-related questions include "Who am I?" and "What is my purpose in life?"
- Changes in physical, cognitive, social, and emotional aspects lead to both excitement and anxiety.
- This period is key for self-discovery and exploration of interests.
- Adolescents must become attuned to various aspects of their identity during this phase.
Definitions by Renowned Psychologists
- Carl Rogers: Emphasizes the journey towards being one's authentic self.
- Abraham Maslow: Focuses on fulfilling one’s potential and achieving self-actualization.
- Sigmund Freud: Highlights the dynamic between the id, ego, and superego in personal development.
- Erik Erikson: Describes personal development through a series of stages with specific psychosocial conflicts.
- Jean Piaget: Notes that development results from the reorganization of mental processes influenced by maturation and environment.
- Albert Bandura: Explores the importance of observational learning and self-efficacy in personal development.
- Carl Jung: Introduces individuation, the integration of conscious and unconscious elements of self.
Key Themes of Catholic Social Teaching (CST)
- Life and Dignity of the Human Person: Human life is sacred and forms the basis of moral society.
- Call to Family, Community, and Participation: Society’s organization impacts human dignity; families are essential social units.
- Human Rights and Responsibilities: Fundamental rights must be met to ensure community health and human dignity.
- Preferential Option for the Poor: Advocates prioritizing the needs of the vulnerable and poor as a moral measure of society’s health.
- Dignity of Work and Rights of Workers: Work is a means of participating in creation and should serve human needs, not just economic gain.
- Solidarity: Emphasizes unity among all humans, promoting justice and peace beyond local communities to a global scale.
- Care for God’s Creation: Stewardship of the earth reflects respect for the Creator; addressing environmental challenges is a moral imperative.
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