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SOCIO-EMOTIONAL
ASPECTS
PHYSICAL
• Growth spurt (hormonal changes, sexual characteristics)
• WELLNESS!
1.Watch what you eat:
• MAJOR NUTRIENTS
1. Protein
2.Carbohydrates
3.Vitamins and Minerals
4.Water
5.Fats
2. Keep yourself fit and strong
3. Avoid abuse of your body
DEVELOPME
NT
COGNITIVE
3 IMPORTANT SKILLS(Throop and
Castellucci, 2011):
1. Remembering
a. Repetition
b. Organization
c. Mnemonics
2. Critical Thinking
3. Problem Solving
DEVELOPME
NT
CRITICAL THINKING
1. What is the beginning of eternity, the end of time and space, the
beginning of every end and the end of every race?
2. What belongs to you, but is used by others?
3. When is the time of a clock like the whistle of the train?
4. Tear one off and scratch my head, what was once red is black instead.
5. If you look at the numbers on my face, you won’t find thirteen any
place.
DEVELOPMENT
SOCIO- EMOTIONAL
3 COMPONENTS:
1. PHYSIOLOGICAL-involves bodily
arousal
2. COGNITIVE-subjective conscious
experience
3. BEHAVIORAL- outward expression of
emotions (e.g facial expression, body
language, manner of speaking)
DEVELOPMEN
T
SPIRITUAL
:Religious affiliations and other spiritual
practices.
:Your belief in God takes a HUGE part of
yourself and your life.
:It is also the time when an individual begins
to ask about God and the meaning of life
(Muus, 1996)
DEVELOPMENT
PHYSICAL
SOCIO-EMOTIONAL
ASPECTS
PHYSICAL
• SIGMUND FREUD’S PSYCHOSEXUAL
THEORY
SOCIO-EMOTIONAL
• Erik Erikson’s Psychosocial Theory
• Abraham Maslow’s Need Theory
• Behaviorism
THEORIES
EMETH & GREENHUT
(1991)
“all pilgrims are on a
journey toward wholeness
& fullness of life”
WHOLENESS
-integral sense of CARL JUNG
integration “man is essentially a whole
-transcendental life being”
goal
actualization
THOUGHTS
-maladaptive (+/-)
BALANCE
BEHAVIOR
Overt FEELINGS
Covert