UTS LESSON 6: Physical / Sexual Self

• • the concrete dimension, the tangible aspect of the person that can be directly observed and examined.
  • marvelous container and complex machine with which we interface with our environment and fellow beings

  Physical Self
• During: Ancient Greece

  
• During: Ancient Egypt

  
• During: Medieval in Japan

  
• During: Italian Renaissance

  
• • Pertains to the basic information a person has.
  • (Your name, age, birthday, the place where you reside, professions, your rank in the family)

  SELF–IDENTITY
• • Refers to the idea one has of his/her abilities, appearance, and personality. (I have small plump lips, brown eyes)

  SELF–IMAGE
• • Refers to a collection and construction of a person’s thoughts, feelings, and beliefs. (I am a sociable and accommodating person)

  SELF-CONCEPT
• • Refers to how much you appreciate, value, and like yourself

  SELF-ESTEEM
• 3 FACTORS AFFECTING GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

  Heredity

  Intelligence

  Environment
• • Refers to the totality of oneself as a sexual being, including positive and negative concepts and feelings.

  Sexual Self
• • Refers to the bodily areas which provide sexual excitement when stimulated.

  Erogenous Zone
• • Well known source of sexual desire:

  Genitals
• What are the 4 Phase of THE HUMAN SEXUAL RESPONSE & ITS CYCLE:

  Phase 1: Excitement

  Phase 2: Plateau

  Phase 3: Orgasm

  Phase 4: Resolution