Understanding Self Unit Jeopardy Review

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Understanding Self Unit Jeopardy Review

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Understanding Self Unit Jeopardy Review. Chemicals in your body that aid in the body’s progression toward sexual maturation. Hormones. “Glass half full” people. Optimists. Skills and behavior patterns that develop normally within each life stage. Developmental Tasks. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Understanding Self

Unit

Jeopardy Review

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A B C D E F

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Chemicals in your body that aid in the body’s progression

toward sexual maturation

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Hormones

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“Glass half full” people

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Optimists

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Skills and behavior patterns that develop normally within

each life stage

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Developmental Tasks

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Qualities that make you different from everyone else

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Traits

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Process of sending and receiving information

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Communication

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Opinions formed without complete knowledge

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Prejudices

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The belief that one race is superior to another

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Racism

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How you feel about yourself

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Self concept

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The stage between childhood and adulthood

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Adolescence

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Disagreements or problems in a relationship

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Conflicts

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“Glass half empty” people

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Pessimists

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Being responsible for your own actions

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Independence

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Beliefs, feelings and experiences that you consider

important

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Values

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Name the four developmental tasks

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Physical – height

Mental – expanding mindsEmotional – quickly changing moods

Social – friends change

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What is heredity?

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Traits passed down from parent to child

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What are environmental factors that affect your personality?

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Your surroundings (include your family, friends,

community and media)

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Why is it important to prove you are responsible?

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To gain more independence and be trusted by adults.

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What are the two types of goals?

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Long term – take months or years

Short term – take weeks or days

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What are the two types of communication?

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Verbal (speaking, writing, texting)

Nonverbal (appearance, facial expressions)

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What is an example of a stereotype?

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All boys like sports

All girls like to cook

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Name two ways to improve communication

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Think before you speak

Make points in a clear, concise manner

Provide all of the needed facts

Be considerate of others’ feelings

Tone of voice

Eye contact

Manners

Active listening

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Why do people have conflicts?

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People have different personalities, wants, needs

and opinions

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What are the three sources of energy?

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Food

Sleep

Exercise

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Name the steps of the decision making process?

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S tate the problem

O ptions

M ake your decision

E valuate your decision

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At what age do boys stop maturing?

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At what age do girls stop maturing?

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15

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Is it possible to change your personality?

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Yes

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What are people who are racist called?

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Bigots

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What is a want?

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Something you desire

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What is a need?

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Something you must have to live

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What are the 2 types of needs?

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Physical (food, water, shelter)

Psychological (love, security, respect)

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How can a want become a need?

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People think they NEED things, especially addicts

(drugs, alcohol, cell phone)

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How can a need become a want?

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Wanting more than necessary (a mansion instead of basic

housing)