The document discusses the five dimensions of holistic health: physical, mental/intellectual, emotional, social, and moral-spiritual. It defines each dimension, with the physical referring to the body's composition and function, mental/intellectual to cognitive abilities, emotional to accepting feelings, social to relationships, and moral-spiritual to one's faith and values. It also notes how these dimensions can change during puberty.
The document discusses the five dimensions of holistic health: physical, mental/intellectual, emotional, social, and moral-spiritual. It defines each dimension, with the physical referring to the body's composition and function, mental/intellectual to cognitive abilities, emotional to accepting feelings, social to relationships, and moral-spiritual to one's faith and values. It also notes how these dimensions can change during puberty.
The document discusses the five dimensions of holistic health: physical, mental/intellectual, emotional, social, and moral-spiritual. It defines each dimension, with the physical referring to the body's composition and function, mental/intellectual to cognitive abilities, emotional to accepting feelings, social to relationships, and moral-spiritual to one's faith and values. It also notes how these dimensions can change during puberty.
Health Dimensions Grade 7 Health HEALTH DIMENSIONS
Physical health dimension
Mental/Intellectual dimension Emotional dimension Social Dimension Moral-Spiritual Dimension Physical health dimension refers to the state of the body that includes its composition, function, maintenance, and development.
Physical activity and fitness
Nutrition Environment Medical care and follow-through Stress reduction Mental/Intellectual Dimension
refers to the cognitive ability of a person to
improve the quality of his or her life. This also includes the ability to analyze, reason, create, and make rational decisions. Emotional Dimension
refers to the ability of a person to accept
his or her own feelings and that of others. One's emotion affects other dimensions of health and even that of decision-making. Awareness and recognition of the signs and symptoms of emotional problem help one attain emotional health. Social Dimension
refers to one's ability to relate with, build
and maintain harmonious relationship with his or her family and community Being socially accepted boosts one's self-image and well- being. Moral-Spiritual Dimension
refers to one's faith, beliefs, and values.
Being morally and spiritually healthy seeks for the meaning and purpose of life. It is about looking within oneself and deeply understanding one's existence and faith. Changes in the Health Dimensions during Puberty Physical Mental/Intellectual Emotional Social Moral-Spiritual