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23 Cards in this Set
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what is a transition?
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a crossing or passage
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who is the model for living fully?
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jesus
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what is a transitional period?
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lasting from about ages 19-25, leads a person out of adolesence and into young adulthood
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why will we never have a total grip on our identity?
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because we keep changing and are always more that we imagine
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what is our sense of identity?
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a sense of who we are
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what is self-esteem?
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an understanding of our own worth and an attitude of cherishing ourselces, even when other may put us down or devalue us
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what is closely related to knowing our feeling?
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knowing our wants
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what is a talent?
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an ability or aptitude that has value
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cosmic control?
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birth
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genetic control?
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appearance, health, aptitudes and talents
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cultural control?
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being a member of a particular family or race
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circumstantial control?
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major historical events
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what is in our control?
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what we do with our talents
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autonomy?
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a healthy ability to shape our own life and actions
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independence?
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a state of relying on ourselves, not on others, to fufill our needs, or give insight
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interdependence?
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that delicate and healthy blend of independence and dependence
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groupthink?
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taking on the practices and views of another group or people
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false autonomy?
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behaviors that off the illusion of idependence from family; groupthink, jailbreak--pregnancy or marriage
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christian freedom?
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means that we can see the big picure beyond our own narrow interests, and are able to respond to the needs of real situations and real people
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license?
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when freedom becomes unlimited choice without regard to others
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personal power?
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the ability to influence our own life and the people and events around us
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nurturing power?
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power used to foster another person's well-being
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shared power?
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when our personal power is used to complement or increase other people's power
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