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How do you adapt emotional and social changes in a puberty stage?
cause their attitude starting to change that's why their emotional and social appearance is changing and improving :)
What are the examples of social and intellectual changes?
Social changes would materialize for a person when his circumstances changes; such as, enrollment at a new school; beginning a new job; a new personal relationship; Intellectual changes might occur when the person began studying a new discipline; when he learned factors necessary for new employment;
These characteristics-Physical emotional mental and social-combine to make you the unique person you are?
These characteristics-Physical, emotional, mental, and social-combine to make you the unique person you are.
What are the examples of the 5 demensions of health?
emotional social intellectual spiritual physical
What are the physical needs of a person mental emotional social?
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What are the emotional and social changes between male and female during puberty?
they fall in love.
What are some social and emotional changes in male and female during puberty stage?
Social: AnswerEmotional: Answerwhat a dumb answer and not helpful at all
What are the five parts of the total person?
Social Emotional Spiritual/Moral Physical Mental
Why do girls get emotional intellectual and social changes trough puberty?
The girls behave this way as the hormone level in them increases.
How about mentalemotinal and social changes of a girl?
Girls go under many changes throughout their life. Puberty being one of the biggest changes with the mental and emotional changes as hormones come into play. After puberty a girlÕs social status can change if she suffered from the ugly duckling syndrome.
What are examples of social needs?
Examples of social needs include: a sense of belonging, companionship, social interaction, emotional support, and a feeling of connection with others. These needs are essential for maintaining mental and emotional well-being in individuals.
Why might you feel overly sensitive around puberty?
During puberty, hormonal changes lead to increased levels of estrogen and testosterone, which can heighten emotional sensitivity and mood swings. This period involves significant physical, emotional, and social changes, making it common to feel more vulnerable or overwhelmed. Additionally, the brain undergoes developmental changes that affect emotional regulation, contributing to feelings of sensitivity. Social pressures and the quest for identity during this time can further amplify these emotional responses.
