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Focuses on belies and includes the function of rituals and ceremonies.

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Spiritual Self

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Relating to or affecting the spirit or soul of a person instead of material or physical things.

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Spiritual

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Often takes the approach of fear, sin, guilt, and the concept of punishing God.

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Religion

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Defined personal religion as the feelings, acts, and experiences of individual men in their solitude, so far they apprehend themselves to stand with whatever they may consider divine.

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William James

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Religion is an organized set of beliefs, practices, rituals, and symbols that increases an individual's connection to a sacred or transcendent other

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Santrock

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Religious or solemn ceremonies consist of actions performed to a prescribed other.

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Rituals

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Refers to the spoken words used in rituals to convey meaning and value

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Rites

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Refers to the movement or gesture expressing feelings or beliefs beyond the limitation of speech

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Ceremony

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The power to unfluence events by using mysterious or supernatural forces

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Magic

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The practice of maging, especially black magic

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Witchcraft

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Thebone who performs magic like casting spells and summoning spirits

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Magician

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Translated from the greek word pharmakos and carries with it the idea of medicine, magic potions, and others.

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Socerer

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The one who seeks unto the dead

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Necromancer

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Filipino term for sorcerer

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Barang

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Person who practices this specific type of sorcery or witchcraft

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Mambabarang

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The target of the sorcery or witchcraft

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Binarang

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Tagalog word for voodoo or witchcraft. Most well known aspect.

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Kulam

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Person who uses black magic or spells on a victim

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Mangkukulam

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Filipino practitioner of traditional medicine

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Albulario/Mananambal

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Aims to hp the person search for the meaning of his existence

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Logotherapy

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He coined Logotheraphy

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Victor Frankl

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Special someone, friend, children, and family

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Someone

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Finding fulfillment and being mandated about one's work/deed

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Deed, Act, or Work

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Through rumination/contemplation, we get more profound sense of ourselves and our experiences

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Suffering

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Three basic principles of life

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Meaning in life, Will to meaning, Freedom to will

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Emphasizes that despite the person's wealth, status, or gender, he should discover meaning in life events and circumstances

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Meaning in life

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One attaches to experience is not apparent

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Will to meaning

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People are free to make life choices, including how they respond to life events

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Freedom to will

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Three different ways values can be

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Creative, Experiental, Attitudinal

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Artistic expression

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Creative

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Interacting with the social exvironment

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Experiental

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Attitude people take towards unavoidable suffering

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Attitudinal

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The realization that many of our traditional political and economical institutions are deeply broken and divide people

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Political Self

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Defines politics as a social institution through which power is acquired and exercised by people in the groups

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Kendall (1988)

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Politics is a central component of their identity

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Stevens, Anglin, and Jussim (2015)

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Political self and identity are developed through socialization, through how people learn the knowledge, norm, values, motives, and roles appropriate to their positions in a group or community

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Ma. Serena Diokno (1997)

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Welcome their guests and tourists as if they were their brothers and sisters

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Filipino Hospitality

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Greet their elders by kissing their hands while saying "Mano po" and consistently using "Po" and "Opo" in conversations

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Respect for Elders

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Stay close to their families even when their children are old enough to have their own families

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Close Family Ties

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People from the Philippines tend to smile a lot

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Cheerful Personality

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Willingnes to give up their own needs can be seen as an extension of their hospitality

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Self-Sacrifice

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Filipino spirit of working together as a group

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Bayanihan

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Filipino version of Hakuna Matata

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Bahala Na Attitude

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Lack of patriotism and attitude when Filipinoes prefer foreigj products over their own

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Colonial Mentality

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Derived from the phrase "Mamaya Na"

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Mañana Habit

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Attitude of eagerly starting things but quickly losing eagerness after encountering difficulty

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Ningas-Kugpn

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Most Flipinos cherish this as if it were more valueablr that mantaining good relationships

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Pride

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The more toxic trait of Filipinos. Ruin each other reputations and pull each other down

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Crab Mentality

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Arriving late at commitments

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Filipino Time

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The persona you use online

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Digital Self

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Born after the widespread use of digital technology

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Digital Native

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A username that identifies a person to a computer system or network

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User Identification

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Any personal data online that can be traced back to the real you

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Digital Identity

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One's unique set of traceable digital activities, actions, contributions, and communications on the internet or digitsl devices

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Digital Footprint

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Using technology appropriately and responsibly

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Digital Citizenship

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Involved a particular set of competencies that allow a person to function and participate fully on a digital world

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Digital Literacy

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Any learning through technology across all curriculum learning areas

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Digital Learning

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This controls how other people see you, which is the key to starting and growing relationships

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Self-Presentation

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Two Types of Self Presentation

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Pleasing the Audience, Self-Construction

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Tties to match the self to the audience's expectations and preferences

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Pleasing the Audience

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Tries to match oneself to one's ideal self

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Self-Construction

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Four Types of Disinhibition Effect

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Self Revelation, Loss of Control, Shared Digital Possessions and Aggregate Self, Shared Sense of (Cyber) Space

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Sharing information about self online

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Self Revelation

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Contemporary self management process are not entirely under out control

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Loss of Control

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Jointly owned

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Shared Digital Possessions and Aggregate Self

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The overlap between digital aggregated extended self among those seeking access

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Shared Sense of (Cyber) Space

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8 Rules to Follow

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(1) Stick to Safer Sites,

(2) Guard your Passwords,

(3) Limit what you Share,

(4) Remember that anything you post online on site is there forever, even if you try to delete it,

(5) Do not be mean or embarrass people online,

(6) Always tell someone if you see strange r bad behavior online,

(7) Be choosy about your online friends,

(8) Be patient

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Refers to the body in which we interface with our environment and fellow being

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Physical Self

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Refers to how a person percieves their own body

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Body Image

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Coined the term "Somatic Society"

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Bryan Turner

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Set of qualities in a person or thing that delighs the senses or exalts the mind or spirit; Loveliness

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Beauty

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Essential for forming positive and healthy relationships with others

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Self Esteem

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Accepting oneself the way you are

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Positive Body Image

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Feing bad about the way one looks

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Negative Body Image

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Person's negative perceptions and emotions regarding their body

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Body Image Dissatisfaction

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Distinct mental disorder in which a person is preoccupied with an imagined physical defect or a minor defect that others frequently fail to notice

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Body Dysmorphic Disorder

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Irregular eating habits

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Eating Disorder

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Obssessive fear of gaining weight

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Anorexia Nervosa

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Binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors such as forced vomiting

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Bulimia Nervosa

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Loss of eating control regularly

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Binge Eating Disorder

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Refers to one's entire being as a sexual being

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Sexual Self

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Biological; Also refers to sexual acts

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Sex

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Penis

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Men

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Vagina

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Women

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Chromosomes and hormones of female but external genitals of a man and vise versa

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Intersex

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Structure of social relations that centers on the reproductive arena; Cultural distinctions associated with a given sex

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Gender

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Gender reflects to sex assigned at birth

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Cisgender

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Does not identify themselves as belonging to conventional binary categories

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Gender Queer

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Gender identity differs from what is typically associated with the sex assigned at birth

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Transgender

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Qualities and characteristics differ from those which are associated with a man or woman

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Gender Neutral

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Person whose characteristics are a combination of those traditionally associated with a man and a woman

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Androgynous

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Whom you are attracted to sexually and romantically

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Sexuality

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Opposite gender of sex

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Heterosexual

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Same sex or gender

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Homosexual

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Same sex or Gender (Women)

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Lesbian

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Both men and women

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Bisexual

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Not interested in sex

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Asexual

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Attraction to people regardless of their gender

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Pansexual

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Parts of the body that are chiefly sensitive and cause sexual arousal when touched sexually

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Erogenous Zones

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Originates from the brain; Regulation of Sexual Behavior

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Sexual Desires

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Human Sexual Response Cycle are categorized by them

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Masters and Johnson

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4 Stages of HSRC

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Excitement, Plateau, Orgasm, Resolution

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Body's initial physical response to sexual arousal

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Excitement

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Perios of sexual excitement before orgasm

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Plateau

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Wave of intense pleasure; Vagina Contractions to Women and Ejaculation to Males

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Orgasm

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Body returns to its non-excited state

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Resolution

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Refers to "mine" labeled objects, location, or even people

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Material Self

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Different Aspects of Material Self:

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Body, Clothes, Immediate Family, Home

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Innermost part of material self

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Body

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Next to Body which is influenced by the philosophy of dress by Herman Lotze

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Clothes

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Third in the hierarchy. Parents and Siblings

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Immediate Family

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Fourth component of the material self. It is where your heart is.

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Home

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Three factors that determine individual's materialism

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Self-Centeredness, Accumulation of Wealth and Property, Happiness is determined between Puchasing and Consumption

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4 Functions of Material Possessions

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Instrumental, Social Symbolic, Categorical, Self-Expressive

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Functional properties fo a product.

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Instrumental Function

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Personal qualities, social standing, group affiliation, and gender role

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Social Symbolic Function

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Extent to which material possessions may be used to communicate group membership and status

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Categorical Functions

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Reflects a person's unique qualities, value, or attitudes

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Self-Expressive Function