Uself

• Body, both physical extremities and internal organs

  Physical Self
• body's ability to perform gradually changes through??

  Aging/individual aging
• Stage in life span where body perform least

  infancy and old age
• Stage of life span where body efficiency peaks

  early adulthood
• Stage in lifespan where onset of puberty begin

  Adolescence
• Characterized by rapid physical changes that include maturation of the reproductive system

  Adolescence
• refers to the development from conception of death

  Life span
• 60 years old to death

  late adulthood/senescence
• Fertilization to birth

  Prenatal
• Borth to 2 weeks of life

  infancy
• 2 weeks of life to 2nd year

  Babyhood
• 2 to 6 years old


  Early childhood
• 6 to 10 to 12 yrs old

  Late childhood
• 10 to 12 to 14 yrs old

  Puberty
• 14 to 18 yrs old

  Adolescence
• 18 to 40 years old

  Early Adulthood
• 40 to 60 yrs old

  Middle Adulthood
• Biological process of the inheritance of traits from parents to offspring

  Heredity
• refers to factor an individual exposed to throughout life, learning and experiences


  Environmental
• determined by the combination of chromosomes and gene during fertilization

  Sex and physical traits
• Threadlike tissues that carry genes and found in pairs

  chromosomes
• pairs of chromosomes

  23
• autosomes or trait chromosome

  22
• strong genes


  dominant
• weak genes


  recessive
• suggest that a person's physical characteristics could be related to person's character or personality

  theory of physiognomy
• Practice of face reading, three dimensional reflection

  ancient chinese
• elements of water, wood, fire, earth and metal

  five element theory
• they observe how facial features and markings correspond

  face readers
• theory that suggest an excess of or deficiency in any 4 bodily fluids in a person influence his/her personality, temperament and well-being

  Theory based on the prominence of body fluids
• bodily fluids

  humors
• red bile, impulsive, cheerful, happy, and optimistic

  sanguine type
• black bile, depressed and pessimistic

  melancholic
• yellow bile, easily angry, jumpy and temperamental

  choleric
• excess phlegm, sluggish, dull, slow

  phlegmatic
• the one who developed body type theory based on physical characteristics

  william sheldon
• "to keep the body in good health is a duty, otherwise we shall not be able to keep our mind strong and clear"

  Buddha
• soft and plump body, easy going and sociable

  endomorphic
• strong muscular body, energetic, assertive and courageous

  mesomorphic
• physicall tall and thin, restrained, quiet, introverted and artistic

  ectomorphic