Understanding Self-Concept

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Which element is NOT considered a component of the 'Self'?

  • Body
  • Financial status (correct)
  • Feelings or emotions
  • Thoughts

What is the primary basis for the development of the 'Actual Self'?

  • Admiration of others
  • Social interactions and feedback (correct)
  • Parental teachings
  • Societal norms and expectations

Which of the following is NOT a recommended method for knowing oneself?

  • Introspection
  • Examining core values
  • Seeking feedback from others
  • Avoiding past experiences (correct)

What does personal effectiveness primarily involve?

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According to the context, what is the role of 'knowledge' in personal effectiveness?

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What does determination enable, in regard to greatly increased skills?

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How can determination be developed?

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Which of the following is MOST closely related to the nature of 'ideal self'?

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Which factor does NOT directly influence physical health, according to the text?

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What is the primary focus of holistic development?

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In the context of personal development, what is the role of persistence?

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What is the significance of generating ideas in personal development?

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Which aspect of holistic development refers to the thinking processes of a person?

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Why are problem-solving skills important in personal development?

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What enables finding extraordinary and unique solutions?

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What is the significance of managing stress in personal development?

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Which element is NOT directly identified as a component of personal development in the provided context?

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What is the primary emphasis of emotional development, according to the information?

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Why is social development considered important for personal growth?

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Which action would NOT be effective when prioritizing your emotional health?

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According to the passage, what is the connection between physical and emotional health?

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According to the passage, what is the connection between positive relationships and social development?

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Which of the following options would contribute to healthy social development?

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Which situation would be an example of putting emphasis on your feelings and behaviours?

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Which of the following is most closely associated with spiritual development?

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What is the impact of stronger self-esteem and better language skills on conflict resolution?

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What is the likely outcome for children struggling to get along with classmates in preschool?

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Why is it important to simultaneously pay attention to the three aspect of the self?

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What role does the body play in housing other aspects of self, according to the text?

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Which of the following best describes the relationship between goals and personal development?

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Which combination results in personal success?

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According to the provided content, what encompasses feelings?

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What are the key features developed during the INFANCY stage?

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Which stage of development primarily focuses on socialization and language acquisition?

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In which stage does a person experience a transition from childhood to adulthood?

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What is a defining characteristic of the MIDDLE AGE stage?

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Which age range is defined as adolescence according to the Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act?

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What best describes the relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in the context of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)?

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Which statement portrays the concept of a 'real winner' according to the content?

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What is a key principle of personal development highlighted in the content?

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In the context of behavior, which of the following is true?

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Which of the following statements about feelings is accurate?

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What step is considered essential for personal development according to the content?

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What is a potential result of feeling sad or depressed?

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What does the phrase 'fall seven times and get up eight times' signify?

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Flashcards

Self

The union of body, thoughts, feelings, and sensations that define individuality.

Ideal Self

The version of yourself that you aspire to be, influenced by admiration and societal norms.

Actual Self

The self that reflects your real identity and self-image based on experiences.

Knowing Oneself

Understanding your own emotions, desires, strengths, and weaknesses.

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Personal Effectiveness

Maximizing talents and resources to achieve personal goals.

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Determination

The ability to stay focused on a goal despite distractions.

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Self-Confidence

Belief in one's abilities and judgment.

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Keys to Personal Effectiveness

Know yourself, utilize strengths, learn new skills, and be flexible.

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Self-Awareness

Recognition of oneself, actions, and their consequences.

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Persistence

The ability to continue despite obstacles, problems, or setbacks.

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Managing Stress

Techniques to handle and reduce stress from daily life.

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Problem-Solving Skills

Ability to address challenges effectively, often when inexperienced.

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Creativity

The capacity to find unique ways to perform tasks.

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Generating Ideas

Creating novel and unconventional concepts to achieve goals.

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Holistic Development

A balanced growth across mental, physical, social, emotional, and spiritual aspects.

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Physical Health

The state of the body, influenced by lifestyle, genetics, and environment.

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Cognitive Development

The growth of knowledge, skills, and problem-solving abilities.

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Emotional Development

The process of understanding and controlling emotions.

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Improving Emotional Health

Strategies to enhance emotional well-being, like stress management.

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Social Development

Growth of social skills and relationships throughout life.

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Communication Skills

The ability to convey information effectively to others.

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Self-Esteem

Belief in one's own worth and abilities.

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Stress Management

Techniques used to control stress and its impact.

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Healthy Lifestyle

A way of living that reduces risks and promotes physical and emotional health.

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Developmental Stages

Phases humans go through from birth to old age, marking growth and changes.

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Pre-Natal Stage

The stage from conception to birth when body features develop.

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Infancy

Period from birth to 2 years where basic behaviors and skills are formed.

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Adolescence

Stage from puberty to 18 years, marked by rapid growth and changing feelings.

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Old Age

Period from retirement to death characterized by mental and physical decline.

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Feelings

Conscious experiences that influence thoughts and behaviors.

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Behavior

An organism's external reactions to its environment.

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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

A counseling method connecting thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

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Influence of Feelings

Feelings can affect thoughts and behaviors, creating a cycle.

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Evaluating Thoughts

Analyzing thoughts helps understand associated feelings and behaviors.

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Human Development

Focuses on growth across physical, emotional, and social domains.

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Resilience

Ability to recover from difficulties and learn from experiences.

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Fear of Failure

The belief that fear can prevent achieving dreams and goals.

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Academic difficulties

Challenges students face related to learning and school performance.

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Conflict resolution

The process of resolving a disagreement or dispute between peers.

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Positive attitude

An optimistic view that enhances relationships and self-confidence.

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Spiritual development

The journey of discovering one's inner essence and beliefs.

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Self-concept

The collection of multiple, context-dependent aspects of oneself.

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Evaluating thoughts and feelings

Assessing one's mindset, emotions, and behaviors to foster growth.

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Thoughts

The result of mental activity involving reasoning and contemplation.

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Study Notes

What is Self?

  • Self is the combination of body, thoughts, feelings, emotions and sensations that make a person unique.

Two Categories of Self-Concept

  • Ideal Self: The self you want to be, influenced by parents, admired qualities of others, and societal expectations.
  • Actual Self: The self you currently see, shaped by self-knowledge and social interactions.

Knowing Oneself

  • Understanding your emotions, desires, strengths & weaknesses is crucial.
  • Self-knowledge helps you understand your own worth.

How to Know Oneself

  • Introspection: Reflecting on your own thoughts and feelings.
  • Feedback: Getting input from others on how they see you.
  • Learning opportunities: Gaining experience to learn more about yourself.
  • Past experiences: Analyze past events to learn from mistakes.
  • Core values: Understanding your personal values.
  • Acknowledging and examining fears: Recognizing and confronting your fears.
  • Openness to change: Embracing the ability to evolve and adapt.

Personal Effectiveness

  • Using talents, skills, energy, and time to meet goals.
  • Personal effectiveness relies on innate characteristics and experiences gained through development.

Skills that Increase Personal Effectiveness

  • Determination: Focusing on goals without distraction.
  • Self-confidence: Awareness of your actions and their consequences.
  • Persistence: Continuing despite obstacles.
  • Stress management: Handling challenges effectively.
  • Problem-solving skills: Addressing issues encountered.
  • Creativity: Finding innovative solutions.
  • Idea generation: Generating new and unconventional ideas.

What is Holistic Development?

  • Self-actualization and learning merging mental, physical, social, emotional and spiritual growth.
  • Addressing all aspects of self simultaneously for optimal growth.

Physiological/Physical Health

  • Physical condition, encompassing disease absence and fitness level.
  • Lifestyle, genetics, environment and healthcare impact physical health.

Cognitive/Mental Development

  • How people think, explore and solve problems.
  • Cognitive development enhances by learning and mental exercise.

Psychological/Emotional Development

  • A person's way of thinking, feeling, and behaving.
  • Emotional health is vital for overall well-being.

Ways to Improve Emotional Health

  • Be aware of your emotions.
  • Think before acting.
  • Manage stress.
  • Strive for balance in life.
  • Care for physical health.
  • Connect with others.

Social Development

  • Relationships with others
  • Development of social and emotional skills.
  • Positive relationships with family, friends, and peers are essential.

Healthy Social Development

  • Develop communication skills
  • Build self-esteem

Spiritual Development

  • Discovering your values & inner essence.
  • Understanding your beliefs to live a meaningful life.
  • Finding a connection to something greater.

Aspects of Self

  • Physical (body)
  • Intellectual (mind)
  • Emotional (spirit)
  • These three aspects work together harmoniously.

Evaluating Thoughts, Feelings, and Behaviors

  • Success depends on proper thought processes, resilience and behavior.
  • Evaluating your goals and the steps needed for achieving them is key.

Feelings

  • Emotional experiences and physical sensations are interconnected.
  • Feelings are conscious experiences

Behavior

  • Organisms' reactions to their environment constitute behavior.
  • Understanding behavior modification can be important for personal growth.

Stages of Healthy Adolescent Development

  • Early adolescence (ages 10-14): Puberty, rapid growth, intellectual development.
  • Middle adolescence (15-17): Secondary sexual characteristics develop, abstract thought emerges, peer relationships become important.
  • Late adolescence (18-21): Physical and intellectual maturity, focus on establishing independence, romantic relationships.

Identity Development

  • Self-perception and personal values emerge during adolescence.

Peer Relationships

  • Relationships with friends, classmates, teammates are important.

Family Relationships

  • Relationships with immediate family members.

Romantic Relationships

  • Involves emotional intimacy and passion.

Coping with Stress

  • Stress response to challenges, essential for motivating you.
  • Coping mechanisms/strategies are important to help with stress.

Signs of Stress

  • General signs : low energy, headaches, muscle tension, appetite changes...
  • Specific signs: Chest pain, rapid heartbeat, nervousness, etc

Approaches to Coping with Stress

  • Avoidance: Avoiding stressors, denying problems.
  • Acceptance-action: Acknowledging and taking action to solve problems.

Types of Stress

  • Eustress (positive): Motivational stress.
  • Distress (negative): Unhealthy, overwhelming stress.

How to Cope with Stress

  • Get enough sleep, Focus on your strengths. Do physical activity, etc

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