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• Financial Management

  It refers to handling your financial situation responsibly to achieve financial independence.
• Set your goals

  It is the first step in developing a successful personal financial plan.
• Neck rings

  One of the oldest body modifications in the world.
• Identify the Global Beauty Archetypes

  • powerful peacocks
  • seductive foxes
  • graceful swan
  • comfortable cat
• The tattooing is seen as a "marker of cultural identity " which allows others to see what tribe the girls belong to.
• sexual self

  It refers to the totality of oneself as a sexual being, including positive and negative concepts and feelings.
• Gender

  It is defined as the psychological sense of being male or female under social, cultural, and/or personal norms.
• adolescence

  It is a transition period that involves dramatic developmental changes which can be accompanied by risks and threats physically and psychologically.
• Egg cell is to female reproductive development and sperm cell is to male reproductive development.
• Sexually transmitted Diseases (STDs)

  It refers to conditions caused by microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, or parasites spread through sexual contact and other means.
• Erogenous Zones

  These are parts of the human body that are sensitive to any kind of physical touch, not just sexually as these zones have a rich array of nerve receptors.
• Digital self

  It is developed exclusively through online communication without the interference of nonverbal input and the impact of customary aspects.
• Self Presentation

  . It is developed exclusively through online communication without the interference of nonverbal input and the impact of customary aspects.
• Subjective aspect

  The aspect of religion that focuses on the person's expression of their faith.
• Monotheism

  A belief that there is only one God which is the source of everything in existence.
• Religion

  It comes from Latin word "religio" meaning "conscientious" or "reverence", referring to awe or fear felt in the presence of spirit or deity.
• Spirituality

  It is a phenomenon that significantly relates to religion as this embodies the complexity of human experience.
• Self Presentation

  It is a conduct that endeavors one to give some data about oneself or some characteristics of oneself to others.
• Impression Management

  It refers to the activity of controlling information to steer others' opinions in the service of personal or social goals.
• Social Identity

  It is a description of individuals' social characteristics that identify them on social media sites.
• Physical Self


  The body, the concrete dimension, the tangible aspect of every person. A complex, marvelous container that is directly observed and examined.
• William James on the body


  • The body is the initial source of sensation and necessary for the origin and maintenance of personality
  • The body is a constituent part for cleansing the spirit that is considered to be of supreme importance
• The role of the bodily organ is especially important in the early developmental stages of a person's life
• The development of both physical and intellectual skills helps determine whether the individual will achieve a sense of competence and ability to handle multiple and demanding roles in a complex society
• The Indian tradition looks growth and enlightenment as the whole-body event, which is not possible until one has a pure and strong body. There is an entire discipline devoted to physical self (i.e., Hatha-yoga, or the Yoga of the body)
• Biological Identity


  The body performs a distinct function
• Social Identity


  The body is the most visible way of showing and expressing one's identity
• Symmetry is defined not with proportions, but rather with the similarity between the left and right sides of the face
• Standards of beauty are arbitrary and vary hugely both from one culture to another and over time
• Since birth, the socialized body is subjected to cultural norms. Across cultures and self-expression are directed towards different kinds of body modifications
• Lip Plate


  • An expression of female maturity, social adulthood, and reproductive potential and readiness
  • A main visible distinguishing characteristic of the Mursi and made them a prime attraction for tourists
  • Symbolizes a link between the individual and society between the 'biological self' and the 'social self'
• Neck Rings


  • Worn as a defense against tiger attacks, which were most likely to be directed at the neck
  • To protect women from being taken my men of rival tribes by giving them a less-appealing look
  • The look is considered to be beautiful and elegant
• Foot Binding


  • To distinguish girls of the upper class from everyone else, and later as a way for the lower classes to improve their life chances or social prospects
  • An attractive quality
  • To have feet no longer than 3-4 inches
  • The smaller the feet, the more attractive they were, even erotic for some, and it became a distinct mark of elegance
• Scarification


  • Distinguishes the person from anyone else, tells the rank in society, family, clan, and tribe
  • It is like wearing your identity card on your face
  • This is a mark of pride, not shame
• Facial Tattoos


  • A "Marker of cultural identity" - constant reminder of the girl's roots
  • Symbolic in appearance but has no meaning, just telling people they are adults already
  • Spontaneous designs that follow the shape of the girl's face; swirls on the cheeks and a "V" pattern on their forehead
  • Girls are forbidden from eating certain foods, which are thought to bleach the skin, including whitefish and coconut