Social Science 3 Lesson 1: Knowing the Self (2nd Semester 3rd Quarter)

Knowing the self refers only to the physical aspects of a person.

Adolescence is characterized by the ability to understand abstract concepts in mathematics.

The Johari Window was created by Joseph Luft and Harrington Ingham in 1995.

The developmental stages include prenatal, toddlerhood, and late adulthood.

Puberty typically occurs during early adolescence at around 10-12 years old.

Adolescence is not divided into different stages.

The main goal of the Johari window model is to decrease the open area for better balance.

The Johari window model can only be applied in individual self-awareness, not in group dynamics or team development.

Identifying your strengths and weaknesses through the Johari window model is not helpful in managing oneself well.

A person's unique self is comprised of characteristics, habits, and experiences.

Sharing your uniqueness through social media platforms is discouraged.

According to Aristotle, knowing yourself is not important for wisdom.