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Lesson 2.2 - Developing The Whole Person

This document discusses five areas of personal development: 1. Physiological development refers to physical changes and skills related to movement. 2. Emotional development involves the feelings we experience like happiness, sadness, fear, surprise, and anger. 3. Social development is about relating to others and feeling a sense of belonging through relationships. 4. Cognitive development refers to intellectual abilities like thoughts, attitudes, beliefs, and values. 5. Spiritual development is discovering meaning in life through one's beliefs and values.

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Lesson 2.2 - Developing The Whole Person

This document discusses five areas of personal development: 1. Physiological development refers to physical changes and skills related to movement. 2. Emotional development involves the feelings we experience like happiness, sadness, fear, surprise, and anger. 3. Social development is about relating to others and feeling a sense of belonging through relationships. 4. Cognitive development refers to intellectual abilities like thoughts, attitudes, beliefs, and values. 5. Spiritual development is discovering meaning in life through one's beliefs and values.

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DEVELOPING

THE
WHOLE PERSON
FIVE AREAS OF PERSONAL
DEVELOPMENT
1. Physiological Development
- it refers to the physical
changes as well as the changes
in skills related to movement.
2. Emotional Development

- it has to do with the feelings that you


experience.
Emotions are responses that
generate biochemical reactions
in our bodies, changing the
physical state.
Feelings is your conscious
awareness of the emotion itself.
HAPPY
SAD
AFRAID
SURPRISED
ANGRY
DISGUSTED
3. Social Development
- it is about our inborn capacity to
relate to others, to connect, and to feel
belongingness.
Since the social self is enriched by
building and cultivating
relationships, being comfortable in
relating with other people is
essential in social development.
4. Cognitive Development

- it refers to a person’s intellectual


abilities as shown in his/her
thoughts, attitudes, beliefs and
values.
Attitude
- it is a relatively enduring organization of
beliefs, feelings, and behavioral tendencies
towards socially significant objects, groups,
events or symbols.
Behavior is the way the
attitude influences
behavior.
5. Spiritual Development

- it is experiencing a glimpse of
the inner guide of one’s beliefs and
values for discovering meaning in life.
Beliefs

- it determines how people


react to life.
Values
- these are subjective judgements that
people make about the importance of
certain things or issue.
10 BASIC HUMAN VALUES
Shalom Schwartz
1. Universalism
- understanding, appreciation,
tolerance, and protection for the
welfare of all people and for nature.
2. Benevolence
- preservation and enhancement of the
welfare of people with whom one is in
frequent personal contact.
3. Tradition
- respect, commitment and
acceptance of the traditional culture
or religion provide the self.
4. CONFORMITY
- restraint of actions, inclinations and
impulses likely to upset or harm others
and violate social expectations or norms.
5. Security
- safety, harmony, and stability of
society or relationships, and or self.
6. Power
- social status and prestige, control
and dominance over people.
7. Achievement
- personal success through
demonstrating competence according
to social standards.
8. Hedonism
- pleasure and sensuous gratification
for oneself.
9. Stimulation
- excitement, novelty, and
challenge in life.
10. Self-direction
- independent thought and action in
choosing, creating and exploring.
Thomas Edison failed 1000 times
before he successfully invented the
light bulb.
Michael Jordan was removed from
his high school basketball varsity
team.
Walt Disney was criticized by a
newspaper editor for lacking
imagination.
But today, we all know these people
as exceptional. How did they manage
to persevere amidst the hardships?

Self-efficacy – one’s belief that


one can overcome any setback
and succeed.

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