A person's beliefs about life and purpose is embodied in his/her ____.Responsesresourcefulness.resourcefulness.resilience.resilience.spirituality.spirituality.hardiness.

VocabularyYou may know the following words well, but how would you define their meanings with specificreference to this project?• In your workbook, make notes on the definitions of the words with which you are notfamiliar that are associated with the body. Use a thesaurus and a dictionary to cross-referencethe words:Identity Character Traits EgoFeature Figurative Irony SatireNaïve Autobiographical Persona PsychePsychological Cyborg Personality Idiosyncrasy

Match each term with what it represents about the self.self-schemaself-conceptworking self-conceptself-esteemevaluative aspect of our sense of selfeverything you think, believe, and feel about yourselfintegrated set of memories, beliefs, and generalizations about the selfimmediate, limited information about the self that is relevant to the specific context

Self and ______________ are different in nature, materiality, needs and activities.TrustBodyBeliefNone

This includes the individual’s personality, values, and morals that are stable and constant.*1 pointA. Real selfB. Social selfC. Material selfD. Spiritual self

1. What is meant by being a spiritual individual?2. Adolescents today equate their spiritual identity to their religious affiliation. With due respect to your friends, peers or classmates, jot down some similarities and dissimilarities of practices with your present affiliation?3. In what way you have been connected with the world around you? Give at least two scenarios depict your connectedness to your environment.4. Have you find meaning your existence? If so, jot down five of your goals and write how were you able to accomplish them.