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Personal Development: Maria Dina G. Tayactac

Thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are connected. Thoughts are influenced by one's environment and stimuli, which produce emotions expressed as feelings. Feelings then lead to behaviors and actions. Adolescence presents biological, cognitive, and psychological challenges as one transitions to adulthood. Puberty introduces bodily changes from hormones. Cognitively, abstract thinking develops. Psychologically, one must form an identity while fitting into social interactions.

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Personal Development: Maria Dina G. Tayactac

Thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are connected. Thoughts are influenced by one's environment and stimuli, which produce emotions expressed as feelings. Feelings then lead to behaviors and actions. Adolescence presents biological, cognitive, and psychological challenges as one transitions to adulthood. Puberty introduces bodily changes from hormones. Cognitively, abstract thinking develops. Psychologically, one must form an identity while fitting into social interactions.

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Personal

Development
MARIA DINA G. TAYACTAC
SHS PerDev Teacher
E li c i t

How can you elaborate


the connection between
thoughts, feelings and
behavior?
Elicit
 Thoughts are impression activated by a
stimulus in your mind that is evident from
the environment that you are in.
 This conscious thought occupies emotions
that give life to thoughts and it expressed
through feelings.
 Behaviors are bodily reaction made based on
our feelings that result to actions.
Engage

Processing Questions
1. What is the video clip all about?
2. As a teenager, how can you
manage the different issues and
problems in life?
Engage

Processing Questions
1. What is the video clip all about?
2. As a teenager, how can you
manage the different issues and
problems in life?
Developmental
and
Tasks
Challenges of
Quarter 3, Module 3
Adolescence
OBJECTIVE
Discuss developmental tasks
and challenges being
experienced during
adolescence.
EsP-PD11/12DSIc-3.1
GRADE 7 HEALTH QUARTER 1 WEEK 3-
4
Recognize changes in different
aspects of growth that normally
happen during adolescence years.
H7GD-Id-e-16, H7GD-Id-e-17H7GD-Id-e-18
ACTIVITY
To find out the challenges and tasks you face
during your adolescence years, let us try to
answer the following activities
 Adolescence is the period of
development that begins at
puberty and ends at emerging
adulthood.
 Adolescence begins with the first
well-defined maturation event
called puberty.
list of the most common
challenges that adolescents
experience
Biological Challenges
Adolescence begins with the first well
defined maturation event called puberty.
Included in the biological challenges are
the changes that occur due to the release
of the sexual hormones that affect
emotions.
Cognitive Challenges
Piaget’s Theory of Social Development,
believed that adolescence is the time when
young people develop cognitively from
“concrete operations” to “formal
operations”, so they are able to deal with
ideas, concepts, and abstract theories.
Psychological Challenges
The notable psychological challenge that the
adolescent must cope with is moving from
childhood to adulthood. A new person is
emerging, thus, rules will change, and more
responsibilities will be placed on him/her, so a
certain standard of behavior is now required to
be maintained.
Developm
Tasks
ental
Developmental Tasks
In the eight stages of Psychosocial
Developmental Theory of Erik Erikson,
Identity vs. Role Confusion (this stage is the
age between 12 to 18 years old) explains that
adolescents would try to explore and figure out
their own identity and try to fit in with social
interactions at the same time.
Generalization
1.What are the challenges of
Adolescence?
2.Why we need to know
these challenges?
Evaluation

1. Adolescence is a stage _____________.


a. of spending personal and social involvement and responsibly
b. when a child transitions in terms of physiology cognition to
fill a new role as an emerging adult
c. for adjustment to decreasing stretch and health, life review,
retirement, and adjustment to new social roles.
d. of establishing personal and economic independence, career
development, selecting a mate, learning to live with someone in
an intimate way, starting a family and rearing child
Evaluation
2. They are the most significant people who guide an
adolescent in their journey during puberty.
a. family b. friends
b. c. teachers d. all of the above
3. It is an example of psychological challenges in
adolescence.
a. health issues b. school phobia
c. romantic relationship
d. journey of self-discovery
Evaluation
4. It is one of the social challenges an adolescent usually
faces ECXEPT one.
a. Heartbreak b. cyberbullying
c. Discrimination d. sexual abuse or violence
5. It is a feeling that one must do the same things as other
people of one’s age and social group to be liked or
respected by them.
a. outcast b. peer pressure
c. parental conflictd. racial discrimination
Extend
Asses yourself if by rating yourself according to the following scale.
Check the appropriate column that corresponds to your answer.
Thank
You

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