The document discusses human development and its stages of psychological development. It defines human development as the lifelong process of physical, mental, emotional, social, moral-spiritual and environmental growth and change. It then outlines Erik Erikson's 8 stages of psychosocial development, including infancy, toddler, pre-schooler, grade schooler, teen ager, young adult, middle-age adult and older adult.
The document discusses human development and its stages of psychological development. It defines human development as the lifelong process of physical, mental, emotional, social, moral-spiritual and environmental growth and change. It then outlines Erik Erikson's 8 stages of psychosocial development, including infancy, toddler, pre-schooler, grade schooler, teen ager, young adult, middle-age adult and older adult.
The document discusses human development and its stages of psychological development. It defines human development as the lifelong process of physical, mental, emotional, social, moral-spiritual and environmental growth and change. It then outlines Erik Erikson's 8 stages of psychosocial development, including infancy, toddler, pre-schooler, grade schooler, teen ager, young adult, middle-age adult and older adult.
The document discusses human development and its stages of psychological development. It defines human development as the lifelong process of physical, mental, emotional, social, moral-spiritual and environmental growth and change. It then outlines Erik Erikson's 8 stages of psychosocial development, including infancy, toddler, pre-schooler, grade schooler, teen ager, young adult, middle-age adult and older adult.
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DEVELOPME NT HEALTH EDUCATION 7 | 1ST QUARTER | LESSON 2 QUIZ # 1 A 10-ITEM REVIEW QUIZ DIRECTIONS:
WRITE THE LETTER OF THE
CORRECT ANSWER ON YOUR ANSWER SHEETS. a.Disease 1. State of complete physical, mental, b. Disorder emotional, social, moral-spiritual and c. Health environmental well being. d. Illness a.Emotional 2. Dimension of health Health that is a state of well- b. Moral- being when all internal Spiritual Health and external body parts c. Physical can function properly as Health they are supposed to d. Social Health function. a.Emotional 3. Dimension of health Health that is being a lifelong b. Mental learner by continuously Health
wanting to learn new c. Physical
Health things and improve one’s skills. d. Social Health a.Emotional 4. Dimension of health Health that include strong b. Moral- communication skills, Spiritual Health
empathy for others c. Physical
Health and a sense of d. Social Health accountability. a.Emotional 5. Dimension of health Health that is understanding b. Moral- and liking yourself as Spiritual Health
well as accepting and c. Physical
Health learning from your d. Social Health mistakes. a.Emotional Health 6. Dimension of health b. Moral- that is being at peace Spiritual Health and in harmony with c. Physical yourself, others and a Health higher power. d. Social Health a.Emotional 7. Dimension of health Health
that is understanding b. Environmental
Health the effect to ourselves of the air, the water c. Physical Health
and the land that
d. Social Health surrounds us. FOR ITEMS 8 - 10 8. Health, by definition, is merely the absence of disease or infirmity. 9. Physical health is state of well-being when all internal and external body parts can function properly as they are supposed to function. 10. Emotional health means understanding and liking yourself as well as accepting and learning from your mistakes. AND DEVELOPME NT HEALTH EDUCATION 7 | 1ST QUARTER | LESSON 2 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Lifelong process of physical, mental, emotional, social, moral-spiritual & environmental growth and change. STAGES OF PSYCHOLOGICA L DEVELOPMENT STAGE 1: INFANCY
(Trust vs. Mistrust)
– birth to 1 year st STAGE 2: TODDLER (Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt) – Ages 1 to 3 STAGE 3: PRE- SCHOOLER (Initiative vs. Guilt) – Ages 3 to 6 STAGE 4: GRADE SCHOOLER (Identity vs. Inferiority) – Ages 6 to 12 STAGE 5: TEEN A GER
(Identity vs. Role
Confusion) – Ages 13 to 19 STAGE 6: YOUNG ADULT (Intimacy vs. Isolation) – Period between puberty and adulthood STAGE 7: MIDDLE-AGE ADULT (Generativity vs. Self-Absorption) – Ages 40 to 60 STAGE 8: OLDER ADULT (Integrity vs. Despair) – Ages 60 and above QUESTION TO PONDER: In what phase of development are you now? SOMETHING TO P O N D ER : A d ol es c enceis the stage to determine your identity. Identity means how a person sees himself in relation to his world. a.Disease 1. Lifelong process of physical, mental, b. Disorder emotional, social, moral-spiritual & c. Health environmental growth d. Human and change. Development a. Grade Schooler 2. A stage of b. Infancy development where the Trust vs. Mistrust is c. Pre-Schooler developed from birth st to 1 year d. Toddler a. Grade Schooler 3. A stage of b. Infancy development where the initiative vs. guilt is c. Pre-Schooler developed from ages 3 to 6 d. Toddler a. Grade Schooler 4. A stage of b. Infancy development where the identity vs. role c. Teen Ager confusion is developed from ages 13 to 19. d. Toddler a. Grade 5. A stage of Schooler development where b. Middle Age the Generativity vs. Adult Self-absorption is c. Teen Ager developed from ages d. Toddler 40 to 60.