Self

• Physical self. total self or general self.
• social self. interaction with other people.
• emotional self. behavior, person's experiences.
• Abraham Maslow. hierarchy of needs(pyramid)
• Erik Erickson. development; stages
• physical body. considered as real hope, the temple.
• self care. intentional, planned, and actual act.
• emotional self care. very important in dealing with our emotional self is to recognize our emotion.
• sex. it refers to our physical or psychological differences.
• male. XY chromosomes
• male. producing testosterone.
• female. XX chromosomes
• female. releasing estrogen
• Intersex. Reproductive organ is not yet developed
• Gender. social or cultural rules played by male or female
• gender identity extend to which one masculine or feminine or how someone feels inside
• cisgender person identifying himself with the sex assigned in them at birth
• transgender gender identity does not match the sex assigned at birth
• gender fluid person's whose gender identity is not fixed and depending on situation
• sexuality pertains to the part a person express through sexual actions and behavior
• sexual identity how a person chooses to describe his/her sexuality
• heterosexual attracted to opposite sex
• homosexual attracted to same sex
• bisexual attracted to both genders
• pansexual attracted to multiple genders
• asexual no sexual attraction
• questioning unsure about their sexuality
• queer theory disagree the idea of labels of sex
• material self focuses more on the body
• material self something that represents us
• academic self is influenced by the learning process and individual's emotions, behavior and experiences during the learning procress.