Physical Self

• It refers to the sex chromosomes.

  a ) autosomes

  b ) gonosomes

  c ) zygote

  b
• It refers to the trait chromosomes.

  a ) autosomes

  b ) gonosomes

  c ) zygote

  a
• This refers to how individuals perceive, think, and feel about their body.

  a ) self-concept

  b ) body image

  c ) self-esteem

  b
• It is the basic carrier of hereditary traits.

  a ) genes

  b ) autosomes

  c ) chromosomes

  a
• It is the inheritance of traits from parents to offspring.

  a ) translation

  b ) heterosexuality

  c ) heredity

  c
• It is an eating disorder in which the person refuses to eat for fear of gaining weight.

  a ) bulimia

  b ) obesity

  c ) anorexia

  c
• This stage is considered to extend from age 40 to 60.

  a ) Early adulthood

  b ) Middle adulthood

  c ) Late Adulthood

  b
• It is a form of body modification in which a decorative design is made on the skin.

  a ) tattooing

  b ) piercing

  c ) cosmetic surgery

  a
• Physical efficiency generally peaks during

  a ) puberty

  b ) adolescence

  c ) early adulthood

  c
• It is a condition in which a person has accumulated so much body fat.

  a ) obesity

  b ) bulimia

  c ) anorexia

  a
• The greatest concern that girls express about their bodies is they are

  a ) too fat

  b ) too dark

  c ) too small

  a
• True or False: Generally, girls are more dissatisfied than boys with their physical appearance and their overall body image.

  True
• The physical self refers to the

  a ) mind

  b ) body

  c ) soul

  b
• The body performs least during

  a ) old age

  b ) infancy

  c ) adulthood

  d ) both a and b

  e ) both a and c

  d
• Physical efficiency slowly declines into the

  a ) infancy

  b ) early adulthood

  c ) middle age

  c
• Physical development and growth continues at a slow rate during

  a ) babyhood

  b ) childhood

  c ) adulthood

  b
• Physical development and growth continues at a rapid rate during

  a ) babyhood

  b ) childhood

  c ) adulthood

  a
• True or False: Adolescence begins with the onset of puberty.

  True
• This stage is characterized by rapid physical changes that include the maturation of the reproductive system.

  a ) babyhood

  b ) adolescence

  c ) old age

  b
• It refers to the development from conception to death.

  a ) life span

  b ) teenage years

  c ) Nirvana

  a
• This person outlined the stages in the life span.

  a ) Hippocrates

  b ) Edward Myers

  c ) Elizabeth Hurlock

  c
• In the stages of life span, this is the fertilization to birth.

  a ) infancy

  b ) prenatal

  c ) babyhood

  b
• In the stages of life span, this stage is from birth to 2 weeks of life.

  a ) infancy

  b ) prenatal

  c ) babyhood


  a
• In the stages of life span, this stage is from 2 weeks of life to the 2nd year.

  a ) infancy

  b ) prenatal

  c ) babyhood


  c
• In the stages of life span, this stage is when the child is at the ages of 2 to 6 years old.

  a ) puberty

  b ) late childhood

  c ) early childhood


  c
• In the stages of life span, this stage is when the child is at the ages of 6 to 10/12 years old.

  a ) puberty

  b ) late childhood

  c ) early childhood


  b
• In the stages of life span, this stage is when an individual is at the ages 10/12 to 14 years old.

  a ) puberty

  b ) late childhood

  c ) early childhood

  a
• In the stages of life span, this stage is when an individual is at the ages of 14 to 18 years old.

  a ) adolescence

  b ) late childhood

  c ) Early adulthood

  a
• In the stages of life span, this stage is when an individual is at the ages of 18 to 40 years old.

  a ) adolescence

  b ) late adulthood

  c ) Early adulthood

  c
• In the stages of life span, this stage is when an individual is at the ages of 40 to 60 years old.

  a ) early adulthood

  b ) middle adulthood

  c ) late adulthood

  b
• In the stages of life span, this stage is when an individual is at the ages of 60 to death.

  a ) early adulthood

  b ) middle adulthood

  c ) senescence


  c
• What are the two factors affecting physical growth and development?

  a ) physical and social environment

  b ) mentality and society

  c ) heredity and environment

  c
• It is the biological process of the inheritance of traits from parents to offspring.

  a ) heredity

  b ) genes

  c ) environment

  a
• It refers to the factors an individual is exposed to throughout life.

  a ) heredity

  b ) genes

  c ) environment

  c
• True or False: Environmental factors such as diet, nutrition, and disease play an important role in an individual's social development.

  False
• They are threadlike tissues that carry genes and are usually found in pairs.

  a ) chromosomes

  b ) hair

  c ) body

  a
• How many pairs are there in chromosomes?

  a ) 46 pairs

  b ) 23 pairs

  c ) 24 pairs

  b
• True or False: Genes are classified as dominant (weak genes) and recessive (strong genes).

  False
• This theory suggests that a person's physical characteristics such as facial features and expressions could be related to a person's character or personality.

  a ) Theory of Psychology

  b ) Theory based on the Prominence of Bodily Fluids

  c ) Theory of Physiognomy

  c
• True or False: According to the Ancient Egyptian practice of face reading, the face is a 3-dimensional reflection of who we are and how life has affected us.

  False