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FD - UNIT 6: Growing as a Person
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developmentThe process of growth and change over the course of life.
hormonesChemical substances that control body processes.
body imageThe way you see yourself.
temperamentAn inborn style of reacting to the world and relating to others.
life eventsThe experiences that people have in life.
life-span developmentThe concept that change occurs throughout a person's life.
life taskA challenge to be met at each stage of life.
adolescenceThe stage of life between childhood and adulthood.
introvertedFocused inward or on oneself.
extrovertedFocused outward or on others.
attitudeA person's basic outlook on life or a specific topic or issue.
serotoninA brain chemical that affects mood and attitude.
self-worthFeeling worthy of love and respect.
moralityA system of conduct based on right and wrong.
conscienceAn inner sence of what is right and wrong in one's own behavior or motives.
code of ethicsA clear set of morally sound rules and principles that guide actions and decisions.
maturityTo be fully developed.
conformTo follow the sustoms, rules, or standards of a group.
self-disciplineThe ability to direct your own behavior in a responsible way.
egocentrismThe inability to see life from anyone's viewpoint but your own.
prejudiceAn unfair or biased opinion, often about certain religious, political, racial, or ethnic groups.
philosophy of lifeThe sum of a person's beliefs, attitudes, values, and priorities.
characterBeing morally strong, with the ability to think, judge, and act with maturity.
citizenshipMembers in a community that guarantees certain rights and expects certain responsibilities.
press conferenceWhen political leaders answer questions from news media representatives.
pollutantsImpurities in the environment.
volunteerismWillingness to give service to others.
altruismUnselfish concern for the welfare of others.