PSYCH: Lesson 6 Part 1
問題一覧
1
Refers to the body, a concrete dimension, the tangible aspect of the personthat can be directly observed and examined. That is also defined by the physical characteristics that are visible.
Physical self
2
_____ described the self or general self as being made up of academic self and nonacademic self.
Shavelson
3
Influenced by the learning process.
Academic self
4
Shaped by social self, emotional self, and physical self.
Nonacademic self
5
the enhancement and beautifying of the human form by various means appeared to be an inborn human trait - an essential part of our genetic makeup and an expression of our psyche." By _____.
Julian Robinson
6
The quality of being physically attractive or the qualities in a person that give pleasure to the senses.
Beauty
7
Tattooing the chin and lips of Māori women of New Zealand is considered beautiful. Consisting of patterns called _____ in black or dark blue ink on the woman’s face.
Ta-Mako - Face tattoo
8
Women in India turn to nose rings, bindis and henna to make themselves more attractive for festivals and celebrations,like weddings. Brides in particular will often wear a dot of red powder on the face known as _____ to look more beautiful.
Akumkum - Decorated skin
9
Long, stretched earlobes are the ideal for both men and women to the _____.
Masai tribe of Kenya - Long earlobes
10
_____ - Long, giraffe-like necks are the ultimate sign of beauty and female elegance to the _____.
Long Necks - Kayan tribe
11
Women in many Asian countries avoid the sun at all costs simply because _____ is the ultimate sign of beauty and desirability.
Pale skin
12
Females with _____ are considered incredibly beautiful, and thin women are considered physically undesirable in _____.
Mauritania - Full figures
13
_____ of the body is a practice, specifically among populations with dark skin too dark to show tattoos.
Sacrification - Karo tribe - Body Scars
14
Beauty represented in women’s lip plates.
Suri people of Ethiopia - Lip plates
15
Included breaking all of the toes and bending them
backwards against of the sole of the foot, and then binding them in place with a tight fabric wrapping.
Foot binding - China
16
The women of _____ embrace their natural eyebrows, and will even draw on them to make it appear that they have a _____.
Tajikistan - Monobrow
17
A tendency to interpret the world in terms of European or Anglo-
American values and experiences. Filipinos with Eurocentric features (fair skin, tall noses) are seen everywhere in media.
Eurocentrism
18
Beauty standard is strongly promoted in media.
Tisoy, Tisay
19
The prejudicial or preferential treatment of same-race people based solely on the color of their skin
Colorism
20
_____ play a critical role in people’s self‐image by informing and reflecting what people consider to be beautiful or attractive.
Mass media
21
_____ is a multidimensional construct that refers to one’s perception of and attitudes about the size and shape of one’s body.
Body image
22
_____ is experienced when one perceives that their
body falls short of the societal ideal in terms of size and/or shape, regardless of a person’s objective size or shape.
Body dissatisfaction
23
_____ is all about how much you feel you are worth — and how much you feel other people value you.
Self-esteem
24
_____ is how you view your physical self — including whether you feel you are attractive and whether others like your looks.
Body image
25
Give the 3 Proper self- care for our Physical body:
Proper physical self-care, Proper mental self-care, Emotional self-care
26
good nutrition, rest and sleep, and necessary exercise.
Proper physical self-care
27
mental habits and thoughts that benefits us.
Proper mental self-care
28
Recognize the validity of our emotional state.
Emotional self-care
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1
Refers to the body, a concrete dimension, the tangible aspect of the personthat can be directly observed and examined. That is also defined by the physical characteristics that are visible.
Physical self
2
_____ described the self or general self as being made up of academic self and nonacademic self.
Shavelson
3
Influenced by the learning process.
Academic self
4
Shaped by social self, emotional self, and physical self.
Nonacademic self
5
the enhancement and beautifying of the human form by various means appeared to be an inborn human trait - an essential part of our genetic makeup and an expression of our psyche." By _____.
Julian Robinson
6
The quality of being physically attractive or the qualities in a person that give pleasure to the senses.
Beauty
7
Tattooing the chin and lips of Māori women of New Zealand is considered beautiful. Consisting of patterns called _____ in black or dark blue ink on the woman’s face.
Ta-Mako - Face tattoo
8
Women in India turn to nose rings, bindis and henna to make themselves more attractive for festivals and celebrations,like weddings. Brides in particular will often wear a dot of red powder on the face known as _____ to look more beautiful.
Akumkum - Decorated skin
9
Long, stretched earlobes are the ideal for both men and women to the _____.
Masai tribe of Kenya - Long earlobes
10
_____ - Long, giraffe-like necks are the ultimate sign of beauty and female elegance to the _____.
Long Necks - Kayan tribe
11
Women in many Asian countries avoid the sun at all costs simply because _____ is the ultimate sign of beauty and desirability.
Pale skin
12
Females with _____ are considered incredibly beautiful, and thin women are considered physically undesirable in _____.
Mauritania - Full figures
13
_____ of the body is a practice, specifically among populations with dark skin too dark to show tattoos.
Sacrification - Karo tribe - Body Scars
14
Beauty represented in women’s lip plates.
Suri people of Ethiopia - Lip plates
15
Included breaking all of the toes and bending them
backwards against of the sole of the foot, and then binding them in place with a tight fabric wrapping.
Foot binding - China
16
The women of _____ embrace their natural eyebrows, and will even draw on them to make it appear that they have a _____.
Tajikistan - Monobrow
17
A tendency to interpret the world in terms of European or Anglo-
American values and experiences. Filipinos with Eurocentric features (fair skin, tall noses) are seen everywhere in media.
Eurocentrism
18
Beauty standard is strongly promoted in media.
Tisoy, Tisay
19
The prejudicial or preferential treatment of same-race people based solely on the color of their skin
Colorism
20
_____ play a critical role in people’s self‐image by informing and reflecting what people consider to be beautiful or attractive.
Mass media
21
_____ is a multidimensional construct that refers to one’s perception of and attitudes about the size and shape of one’s body.
Body image
22
_____ is experienced when one perceives that their
body falls short of the societal ideal in terms of size and/or shape, regardless of a person’s objective size or shape.
Body dissatisfaction
23
_____ is all about how much you feel you are worth — and how much you feel other people value you.
Self-esteem
24
_____ is how you view your physical self — including whether you feel you are attractive and whether others like your looks.
Body image
25
Give the 3 Proper self- care for our Physical body:
Proper physical self-care, Proper mental self-care, Emotional self-care
26
good nutrition, rest and sleep, and necessary exercise.
Proper physical self-care
27
mental habits and thoughts that benefits us.
Proper mental self-care
28
Recognize the validity of our emotional state.
Emotional self-care