Physical Self
Physical Self
SELF
UNDERSTANDING THE SELF
• Refers to the body that includes
basic parts such as head, arms,
and legs
WHAT IS • Made up of other organs such as
PHYSICA the brain, heart, lungs, stomach,
intestines, and muscles
L SELF • In general, the body performs its
function least well during (1)
infancy and (2) old age
• It is a tangible aspect of
the person that can be
directly observed and
examined
WILLIAM SIGMUND
JAMES WILHELM
Considered body FREUD
REICH
as initial source of Argued that
In
sensation and mind and body
psychoanalytic
necessary for the are one
origin and school,
construction of
B.F.
maintenance of
All SKINNER
personality the self and Says that the
personality psychological
role of the
It is an element of makes the body processes, he
body is of
spiritual hygiene
and core of postulated, are
of supreme primary
human a part of
significance importance
experience physical
processes and
vice versa
ERIK ERIKSON
The role of bodily organs is especially important in early
development stages of a person’s life. Later in life, the
development of physical as well as intellectual skills help
determine whether the individual will achieve a sense of
competence and ability to choose demanding roles in a complex
society.
CARL JUNG
Argued that the physical body and the external world can be
known only as a psychological experiences
GENES
true carriers of hereditary
characteristics of the parents
THE
BEGINNING OF
LIFE
The sex and other
CHROMOSOMES are Chromosomes are
thread like tissue
physical traits are classified as
that carries the
determined by the AUTOSOMES or
genes, and are
combination of trait chromosomes
usually found in
chromosomes and (22 pairs) and
pairs
genes during GONOSOME or sex
There are 23 pairs
fertilization chromosome
of chromosomes
APPEARANCE refers to
everything about a person that
others can observe such as
height, weight, skin color, clothes
and hairstyle
Bullying and peer pressure have been associated with greater body
dissatisfaction
The result is that it can cause a great deal of money to pay for the physical
attractiveness that women and men want to achieve.
IMAGE esteem
disorders.
and eating
ANOREXIA NERVOSA
is an eating disorder in Can hinder social interactions, leading to
isolation or avoidance of activities that
which the person involve physical presence. It can also
refuses to eat for fear affect mental health, increasing the risk
of gaining weight which of eating disorders and other
psychological issues.
can result in severe
starvation and death. Can lead to various negative effects, including low
self-esteem, anxiety, and depression. Individuals
may engage in unhealthy behaviors such as
excessive dieting, exercise, or even substance abuse
in an attempt to conform to societal beauty
standards.
IMPORTANCE OF
BEAUTY
Standards of beauty have changed over time based on
changing cultural values