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    The document discusses the various aspects of holistic development of a person, including physiological, cognitive, social, and spiritual aspects. It mentions that holistic development began as a field of study in the 1980s in North America as an alternative to the mind-body dualism perspective influenced by Descartes. The physiological aspect refers to the physical attributes and five senses, while the cognitive aspect is the intellectual functions of the mind. The social aspect is how individuals interact with others, and the spiritual aspect includes a person's consciousness, beliefs, values, and virtues that guide their life.

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    The document discusses the various aspects of holistic development of a person, including physiological, cognitive, social, and spiritual aspects. It mentions that holistic development began as a field of study in the 1980s in North America as an alternative to the mind-body dualism perspective influenced by Descartes. The physiological aspect refers to the physical attributes and five senses, while the cognitive aspect is the intellectual functions of the mind. The social aspect is how individuals interact with others, and the spiritual aspect includes a person's consciousness, beliefs, values, and virtues that guide their life.

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    The document discusses the various aspects of holistic development of a person, including physiological, cognitive, social, and spiritual aspects. It mentions that holistic development began as a field of study in the 1980s in North America as an alternative to the mind-body dualism perspective influenced by Descartes. The physiological aspect refers to the physical attributes and five senses, while the cognitive aspect is the intellectual functions of the mind. The social aspect is how individuals interact with others, and the spiritual aspect includes a person's consciousness, beliefs, values, and virtues that guide their life.

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    The document discusses the various aspects of holistic development of a person, including physiological, cognitive, social, and spiritual aspects. It mentions that holistic development began as a field of study in the 1980s in North America as an alternative to the mind-body dualism perspective influenced by Descartes. The physiological aspect refers to the physical attributes and five senses, while the cognitive aspect is the intellectual functions of the mind. The social aspect is how individuals interact with others, and the spiritual aspect includes a person's consciousness, beliefs, values, and virtues that guide their life.

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    Basic drives and affect Power

    Social status and prestige, and control.

    Feelings, moods, and emotions do not exactly Security


    mean one at the same time. Safety, harmony, and stability pf society, of
    FERDINAND E. MARCOS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL relationships, and of self.
    CITY OF BATAC, ILOCOS NORTE Feelings – Is the compass of purpose action and it
    always occurs in relation to what is presently Conformity
    happening. Restraint of actions, inclinations, and impulse that
    are likely to upset that are likely to upset others

    DEVELOPING Moods – when an emotion is sustained for a period


    of time, we call it “mood”.

    Emotions – is the fuel of purposeful action and it


    and violate social expectations or norms

    Tradition
    Respect, commitment, and acceptance of the

    THE WHOLE arises naturally as a reaction between the body and


    mind. customs and ideas that traditional culture or
    religion provide the self

    PERSON Self – Direction


    Benevolence
    Preserving and enhancing the welfare of those
    with whom one is in frequent culture or religion
    provide the self
    Independent thought and action; choosing,
    creating and exploring.
    Values and virtues
    Stimulation
    Excitement, novelty, and challenge in life. Values refers to a culturally or organisationally
    accepted.
    Hedonism
    Pleasure and sensuous gratification for oneself. Virtues – is a characteristics of a person which
    supports individual moral excellence and
    Achievement collective well being.
    Personal success through demonstrating
    Jent Daniel Castro competence according to social standards.
    References: Perdev, Rubio,Ricardo

    11- Helpfulness
    WHOLE PERSON DEVELOPMENT

    Holistic Development
    is a relatively new movement, which began
    talking form as a identifiable are of study and
    practice in the mid- 1980s in North America.

    Mind and body dualism


    Rene Descartes, influenced much of man kind’s
    thinking with his theory of duality or
    understanding the nature of things in simple,
    dual mode. Hence, you are familiar with the
    separation of the body in spirit in western The various Aspects of holistic
    religion, and of the mind and body in the study development of person
    of human science More example is Yin and
    Yang. This is contrary to what eastern
    philosophers understand it to be that there is Physiological
    dynamism between two forces in nature. Or the physical attributes including the five
    senses

    Cognitive
    Or the Intellectual functions of the mind,
    thinking, recognizing, reasoning, analyzing,
    projecting, synthesizing, recalling, and assessing

    Social
    Or the manner on which the individuals interact
    with other individuals or groups of individuals

    Spiritual
    The attribute of a person’s consciousness and
    beliefs, including the values and virtues that
    guide and put meaning into a person’s life.

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