SELF-ASSESSMENT ASSIGNMENT Part I. What Do You Value? A comfortable life | An exciting life | A sense of accomplishment | A world at peace | A world of beauty | Equality | Family security | Freedom | Happiness | Inner harmony | Mature love | National security | Pleasure | Salvation | Self-respect | Social recognition | True friendship | Wisdom | Six of these 18 values (listed by important order) that are most important to me are - Family security - True friendship -
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after it and take of it, by setting ourselves effective health goals that we help us maximize our life span and enjoy life more as well. That’s the knowledge I have obtain from health class. In this paper I will discuss more in details the two main health goals that I have set up for myself which are spirituality(chapter2)and exercise(chapter 7) .Also personal reasons as to why I choose them. It is important to understand that health and well being comes from the combination of lifestyles factors. Spirituality
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hughes Sept 26 2014 Hre 4u1 Ms.ples Being a human means you ae fully in control of your life path, because you have free will. The gift of free choice is very important because free choice is the reason humans are where we are today, which is a good and bad thing. Good because we have made a lot of progress over the years but bad because in making that progress we have cause a lot of destruction. In my opinion what makes someone who they are is two things, Physical appearance and personality
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high school and now as an adult still trying to finish my undergraduate degree 10 years after I started it, I find that I’m the type of learner that must be interested in the topic or have a purpose for completing the class. Ever since I was a little girl, I was surrounded by distractions in my life that didn’t allow for me to properly focus on school. I was always able to complete the bare minimum to get by, but never really applied myself to my course studies, unless it was something that I was completely
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of the people around us. Whether we realize it or not, these daily musings on how and why people behave as they do are similar to what personality psychologists do. Personality concerns the most important, most noticeable parts of an individual's psychological life. Personality concerns whether a person is happy or sad, energetic or apathetic, smart or dull. Over the years, many different definitions have been proposed for personality. Most of the definitions refer to a mental system -- a collection
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been a very important part of my live since I was a very little girl. When I was only a couple of months old I was baptized. That was my first spiritual encounter with God. I then proceeded to commit my first communion in third grade. I then received my confirmation when I was in eighth grade. Like I said before God has been a very important part in my life for a very long time. Who is God? What are his characteristics? I believe that God is the person who created me and he is the person I believe
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University of Phoenix Self-concept is extremely important, it is the image that a person has of themselves, and how they think about or see themselves. Self-concept is the individual's belief about himself or herself, including the person's attributes and who and what the self is" (McLeod, 2008). The self has many aspects that help make up integral parts of it, such as self-awareness, self-esteem, self-perception, and self-efficacy. These are important components of self-concept. Self-awareness
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the day. I came home from school and my mom told my brothers and I that she was diagnosed with breast cancer. I was shocked at the news. I did not know how to go about it. I felt a little better when she told me it was stage one, meaning it was not horrible. I was still very startled by the news, a parent getting cancer this early never crossed my mind. Cancer was all around me, but it never really affected me. Her having cancer opened many new perspectives of life for me, and even made her more of
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You are what you think The truth about life is the truth about ourselves. If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the results of a hundred battles. In life, we go through many battles, not necessarily the real ones, but the battles with our own problems and others around us. Here we will see a little how to have strength, know ourselves better and then apply the knowledge to life. It is really important to know ourselves, to know how we will react to the challenges we face,
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adversity can cause a person great strength. It’s how a person address a situation, which results in lack of success. A person either learns from a setback and education themselves on how to better the outcome or do nothing, and in result face failure. I had an experience last year of failure, I had failed three of my college classes, and that impact on how I failed, the way others seen me, the way I felt, and what had learned taught me a valuable lesson.In the beginning of my junior year, I had the
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