PY102 Final Study Guide

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These flashcards focus on the key concepts from the lecture regarding personal responsibility, the humanistic perspective, identity development, wellness, stress management, emotional intelligence, communication, and grief.

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What does personal responsibility involve?

Accepting accountability for thoughts, actions, and choices, and actively shaping one's life in alignment with personal values and goals.

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How does autonomy relate to independence?

Autonomy is the ability to make independent choices while considering the rights and perspectives of others.

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What is the difference between autonomy, isolation, and rebellion?

Autonomy is about self-awareness and personal growth; isolation is disengagement; rebellion is a reaction against others' control.

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Who is Alfred Adler and what is his contribution to the humanistic perspective?

Adler emphasized social orientation, creativity, and the idea that people are purpose-driven beings.

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What are the main characteristics of a self-actualizing person according to Abraham Maslow?

Creativity, ethical awareness, spontaneity, humor, and love.

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What is the significance of the WDEP model in Choice Theory?

W= Wants, D= Doing, E= Evaluation, P= Planning; it guides individuals in understanding and satisfying their needs.

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What is psychological moratorium?

A period during adolescence for exploring identities before making major commitments.

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How can body image be improved in a healthy way?

Through exercise, healthy eating, self-compassion, and appreciating the body's functional aspects.

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What are the components of wellness?

Physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of health.

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What are effective stress management strategies mentioned in the notes?

Mindfulness, realistic goal-setting, deep relaxation, meditation, and yoga.

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What is burnout and what are its commonly recognized signs?

A state of exhaustion characterized by fatigue, low energy, and feelings of helplessness.

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How does resilience help individuals cope with stress?

Resilience allows individuals to withstand stressful events with minimal negative effects, acting as a shock absorber.

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What is the difference between internal and external locus of control?

Internal locus emphasizes personal responsibility for outcomes; external locus attributes outcomes to external factors.

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Define emotional intelligence.

The ability to perceive, access, generate, understand, and regulate emotions effectively.

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What are the characteristics of assertive communication?

Honest and direct expression of thoughts and feelings while respecting others' rights and emotions.

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What contributes to the emotional intimacy of a relationship?

Having separate identities, equal reciprocity, effective communication, and the willingness to work on the relationship.

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What is the impact of societal expectations on body image?

Societal beauty standards can lead to pressure and inadequacy, affecting self-esteem and happiness.

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What is solitude and how does it differ from loneliness?

Solitude is a chosen time for self-reflection and personal growth; loneliness is a feeling of disconnection from others.

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What is logotherapy?

A therapeutic approach that helps individuals find meaning in life, cope with trauma, and clarify their values.

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What is vicarious trauma?

The trauma experienced by helping professionals due to exposure to others' traumatic experiences.

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What role do personal values play in decision-making?

Personal values guide actions and choices, influencing what one finds important in life.

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Define self-actualization according to Maslow.

The process of realizing one's potential and personal growth, continuously striving to meet higher needs.

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What is cognitive distortion?

Irrational thought patterns that negatively affect perception and emotional well-being.

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What does emotional reasoning entail?

Believing that feelings dictate reality, leading to distorted perceptions and fears.

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How can mindfulness help in stress management?

Mindfulness fosters present-moment awareness, acceptance, and reduces mental distractions.

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What is the significance of effective 'I' statements in communication?

They help express feelings in a non-confrontational way, promoting understanding and clarity.

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How does the environment influence resilience?

Supportive environments can enhance resilience by providing resources and encouragement.

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What are maladaptive coping strategies?

Coping methods that are counterproductive and lead to long-term negative consequences.

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Define intrinsic motivation in the context of work.

Motivation driven by personal enjoyment of the task rather than external rewards.

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What are the stages of grief as per the notes?

Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance.

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How does the perception of wellness vary across cultures?

Different cultural values impact the understanding and prioritization of wellness.

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What strategies can help prevent burnout?

Taking breaks, ensuring adequate sleep, and planning vacations.

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How do beliefs influence self-fulfilling prophecies?

Beliefs shape actions that lead to outcomes consistent with those beliefs.

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What is the role of self-compassion in improving body image?

Self-compassion encourages appreciation for oneself, improving overall body image and wellness.

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Define the term emotional boundary in relationships.

The limits set around emotional interactions to protect personal feelings and well-being.

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What is meant by 're-membering' in the context of grief?

Maintaining connections with deceased individuals through memories and shared experiences.

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How can societal norms affect mental health?

Societal expectations can lead to mental health struggles when they conflict with personal well-being.

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What contributes to the development of anxiety related to life purpose?

Existential anxiety involves questioning one's purpose and the meaning of life.

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What is the importance of active listening in communication?

Active listening fosters understanding and connection by reflecting and validating what others say.

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What is the task-based model of grieving?

Identifies physical, psychological, social, and spiritual tasks to navigate the grieving process.