PERSONAL

DEVELOPMENT:
PHYSIOLOGICAL
DEVELOPMENT
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ACTIVITY: RED-WHITE
Select a teammate and designate who will represent the red
team and who will represent the white team. Reporters will
then simultaneously call out "red-white, red-white." The
individual associated with the color mentioned last will
attempt to catch the other person's hand, though they may
choose to evade the action if desired.
 Personal development is a lifelong process of
discovery and growth, enabling us to discover
significant and long-lasting positive changes in
What is how we understand ourselves.

Personal
Moreover, it involves actively improving oneself
Development? through skill-building, increasing self-awareness,
and pursuing a higher quality of life, with the aim
of reaching one's fullest potential and becoming
the best version of oneself (Jef Menguin, 2023).
 1. Physiological Development
5 AREAS OF 2. Emotional Development
PERSONAL 3. Social Development
DEVELOPMENT 4. Cognitive Development
5. Spiritual Development
PHYSIOLOGICAL
DEVELOPMENT
Physiological development refers
to the changes that occur in the
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body and senses as it grows and
matures. In the case of humans,
physiological development begins
at conception and continues
throughout life, with many key
changes happening during
infancy, childhood, adolescence,
and adulthood.
 STAGES IN
PHYSIOLOGICAL
DEVELOPMENT
 INFANCY
Infancy is the period from
birth through the completion
of the 12th month of life.
 CHILDHOOD
Childhood starts at three to
eleven years old. Early
childhood is from three to
eight years old, and middle
childhood is from nine to
eleven years old.
 ADOLESCENCE
Adolescence is the period of
transition between childhood
and adulthood. Children
entering adolescence are
going through many changes
in their bodies and brains.
 ADULTHOOD
There are three main stages
of adulthood early adulthood
(18 to mid-30s), middle
adulthood (mid-30s to mid-
60s), and late adulthood (mid-
60s to death).
 EXAMPLES OF
PHYSIOLOGICAL
DEVELOPMENT
1. Bones, Organs, Body
Structures/Systems
2. Weight and Height
3. Physical Strength
4. Skin and Hair
5. Body Odor
 Accept reality
Keep a positive attitude
How to deal See your family doctor regularly
with Be careful about your medications
physical Take responsibility for your own health
changes? Change your eating habits
Drink less alcohol
ACTIVITY: MODIFIED
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