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SESSION 6
YOUR CHANGING
EMOTIONS
SESSION OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the session, participants should be able to:
⚫1. Define emotion in their own words;
⚫ 2. Recognize their emotions and their respective
manifestations;
⚫3. Identify the common emotional triggers in
adolescents; and
⚫ 4. Express emotions through creative works within the
scope of their adolescent experiences.
⚫Did you find out things about your body that you
hadn’t noticed before?
⚫Did you discover some tensions that you’d been
carrying around?
⚫How long do you think you’ve been this way?
⚫Did recognizing them make any difference to
you?
⚫Could you find the part of yourself where you
usually feel things? Where was it? Or are there
different spots for different feelings? Did focusing
on your problem make some kind of difference to
you?
Process Questions:
LECTURETTE
⚫ the adolescent period- this stage is the stage where
emotion is taking a major role in your life
⚫Emotional development during adolescence involves
establishing a realistic and coherent sense of identity
in the context of relating to others and learning to
cope with stress and manage emotions (Santrock,
2001).
LECTURETTE
⚫Emotion is innate.
- It is our body’s mechanism for survival
- Being part of your being, you cannot avoid it
therefore the only solution is for you to master your
emotions and the essential emotional skills needed to
regulate them.
- Mastery of these skills is necessary to manage the
stress experienced by your body; and your
relationship skills so that you will become more
sensitive and effective in relating to others
There are three (3) components of
emotions. These are:
⚫1. Feeling - This is the private manifestation of emotion. It
is something we experience internally.
⚫2. Physiological arousal - This is the distinct somatic and
autonomic response of our body to stimulation. It is a
constellation of bodily responses producing racing heart,
perspiration, tense muscle, elevated blood pressure.
⚫3. Actions - The behavioral manifestation of the state of
being "emotional". It is our body reaction to a specific
event (stimulant) which may involve conscious decision of
unconscious (reflex action) This is the functional role of
emotion - functional because it has a purpose and that is
for survival.
Basic types of emotions and
emotion blends
KEY LEARNING POINTS:
Your emotions is composed of feelings,
physiological arousal, and actions.
To become an emotionally mature individual, you
need to recognize your emotion, know what cause
the emotion and learn to focus on the components
of your emotion. It is all about cognitive
interpretation. Work on these components to gain
emotional skills.
How you express your emotion will affect your
relationship with other people.
Do not make decisions during heightened
emotions as this may lead to outcomes that you will
regret
THANK YOU
FOR LISTENING
PREPARED BY:
MRS, ROWENA BARTOLAZO
TEACHER - FACILITATOR

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YDS.pptx

  • 2. SESSION OBJECTIVES: At the end of the session, participants should be able to: ⚫1. Define emotion in their own words; ⚫ 2. Recognize their emotions and their respective manifestations; ⚫3. Identify the common emotional triggers in adolescents; and ⚫ 4. Express emotions through creative works within the scope of their adolescent experiences.
  • 3. ⚫Did you find out things about your body that you hadn’t noticed before? ⚫Did you discover some tensions that you’d been carrying around? ⚫How long do you think you’ve been this way? ⚫Did recognizing them make any difference to you? ⚫Could you find the part of yourself where you usually feel things? Where was it? Or are there different spots for different feelings? Did focusing on your problem make some kind of difference to you? Process Questions:
  • 4. LECTURETTE ⚫ the adolescent period- this stage is the stage where emotion is taking a major role in your life ⚫Emotional development during adolescence involves establishing a realistic and coherent sense of identity in the context of relating to others and learning to cope with stress and manage emotions (Santrock, 2001).
  • 5. LECTURETTE ⚫Emotion is innate. - It is our body’s mechanism for survival - Being part of your being, you cannot avoid it therefore the only solution is for you to master your emotions and the essential emotional skills needed to regulate them. - Mastery of these skills is necessary to manage the stress experienced by your body; and your relationship skills so that you will become more sensitive and effective in relating to others
  • 6. There are three (3) components of emotions. These are: ⚫1. Feeling - This is the private manifestation of emotion. It is something we experience internally. ⚫2. Physiological arousal - This is the distinct somatic and autonomic response of our body to stimulation. It is a constellation of bodily responses producing racing heart, perspiration, tense muscle, elevated blood pressure. ⚫3. Actions - The behavioral manifestation of the state of being "emotional". It is our body reaction to a specific event (stimulant) which may involve conscious decision of unconscious (reflex action) This is the functional role of emotion - functional because it has a purpose and that is for survival.
  • 7. Basic types of emotions and emotion blends
  • 8. KEY LEARNING POINTS: Your emotions is composed of feelings, physiological arousal, and actions. To become an emotionally mature individual, you need to recognize your emotion, know what cause the emotion and learn to focus on the components of your emotion. It is all about cognitive interpretation. Work on these components to gain emotional skills. How you express your emotion will affect your relationship with other people. Do not make decisions during heightened emotions as this may lead to outcomes that you will regret
  • 10. PREPARED BY: MRS, ROWENA BARTOLAZO TEACHER - FACILITATOR