PHYSICAL SELF

UNDERSTANDING THE
SELF
 Leader:
Mary Jane G.
Sucaldito

Members:

Nicole
Macaspac Mariella D. Guinto Jeslee V. Nicolas

Angelica M.
Laxa Camille D. David
Micaella Shantha Marie
Laila Anne A. Velasco Rollo
Table of Contents Factor affecting
physical growth
The Biological 05 and
01 Blueprint Environment

Beauty by
02 Numbers 0602 Body Image

Self Image Concept of

03 Problem 07 Beauty

04 Lifespan Stages 08 References

0 The
Biological
Blueprint
1 - A crucial aspect of the self is one's
physical features including the face,
body structure and height and
weight.
 The Biological Blueprint
Heredity Phenotype
Transmission of traits from Is the physical expression
parents to offspring of a particular trait.it can
be direct observe.

Genotype Maturation
Refers to specific information . is known as completion of
embedded with one's genes growth of genetic
not all the genotype translate character within an
to an observer physical organism.
characteristics.
 am I beautiful?

Do people find me attractive?

What can I do to enhance my

features?
Beauty
by
0
2
Numbers
“Aristotle asserted that the chief
forms of beauty are order,
symmetry, and definiteness that
can be demonstrated by
mathematical sciences”
• We find it more attractive if the
face and body is symmetrical and
proportional.

• We perceive proportional bodies

to be more healthy.
 Facial symmetry- is
universally associated
with beauty and
attractiveness in both
sexes and in sexual and
non-sexual contexts.
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stretched earlobes in
Kenya

Lip Plate in parts of Africa Long necked women of

and South America Myanmar
0 Self Image
Problem
3 A Self Image Problem happens when
your looks doesn't match your
beauty standards.
Self Image
Problem
The problem here is you only believe
with your own beauty standards and
not with your looks. In order to like
your looks in such a case you must fix
your false beliefs about physical
attractiveness.
LIFESPAN 0
STAGES
4
Developmental Psychology, such as
John Santrock (2011), divide the
human lifespan in eight periods:
 INFANCY and
PRENATAL PERIOD TODDLERHOOD
(conception to birth) (birth to 18-
24months)
Conception occurs and According to Piaget,
development begins. infants and toddlers
The process of prenatal are in the sensorimotor
development occurs in stage of cognitive
three main stages: development,
germinal stage, responding to what
embryonic period, fetal they hear, see, taste,
period. touch, smell, and feel.
 MIDDLE
EARLY CHILDHOOD
CHILDHOOD (6-11
(2-5 years)
years)
Defined as the period from 2- Is a time when children develop
5 years, is a time of foundational skills for building
remarkable growth with brain healthy social relationships and
development at its peak. learn roles that will prepare
them for adolescence and
adulthood.

Adolescence itself has been

taken as a period of
transition from childhood to
young adulthood. Beginning
with rapid physical changes.
 EARLY ADULTHOOD
(20s to 30s)
Late teens, twenties, and thirties
are often thought of as early
adulthood( students who are in
their mid to late thirties(30s)
may love to hear that they are
young adults.)

MIDDLE
LATE ADULTHOOD
ADULTHOOD (40s to
(60s-70s to death)
50s)
Middle adulthood (or midlife) refers Late adulthood (old age) is
to the period of the lifespan generally considered to begin at
between young adulthood and old about age 65. Erik Erikson
age. This period lasts from 20 to 40 suggests that at this time it is
years depending on how these important to find meaning and
stages, ages, and tasks are satisfaction in life.
culturally defined.
0 Factor affecting
Physical

5
Growth and
Development
 Debate between Nature and
Nurture
Nature Nurture
Sociologist, Psychologist Sociologist, Anthropologist
and others in the natural
Science, Argue that VS and others in the social
science, Argue that human
behavior is learned and
behavior traits can be
explain by genetics shaped through interaction
CHROMOSOME
S
• Thread like tissues that carries the genes and usually found in
pairs.
• 23 pairs of Chromosomes.

2 TYPES OF CHROMOSOMES

1. Autosomes or Trait
Chromosomes
• 22 pairs

2. Gonosome or Sex Chromosomes

• The X and Y
Chromosomes
 GENES
• Basic carries of heredity
traits.
IT CAN BE CLASSIFY INTO:
1. Strong Genes
Dominant
2. Weak Genes
0 Environme
Recessive 2 nt
• Refers to the factor to which the
individual exposed after
conception to death which
includes learning and
• experience.
Factors such as diet,
nutrition and diseases play
on important role of Physical
Development.
 BODY
IMAGE
0
6
Refers how individuals perceive,
think, and feel about their body and
physical appearance.
 Body Image
Appearance Self-Esteem

Everything about A person's overall

person a person evaluation of his or
that others can her own worth.
observe such as
height, weight,
skin color, clothes,
and hairstyle.
 Cause of Poor Body Image

01 02 03

Being teased A cultural Media and

about appearance tendency to judge advertising images
in childhood. people by their that promote
appearance. particular
appearance ideals.
 Body Depression
Dissatisfaction
EFFECTS
OF POOR
BODY
IMAGE

Self-Esteem Eating
Disorder
0 CONCEPT
OF

7 BEAUTY
How do you define
beauty ?
4 Beauty Standard
• clean and unblemished skin
• thick skinny hair
• well proportioned bodies
• symmetrical faces
Beauty is considered
important throughout
history.
This is because these
features indicate youth,
Health, good genes, and
fertility.
Beauty is important in
all societies, Attractive
people have a lot of
advantages in life.
Above all things physical, it is more
important to be beautiful in the
inside.

Beauty is from within.

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