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refers to a man, woman, or child of the species Homo sapiens, distinguished from other animals by superior mental development,the power of articulate speech, and upright stance.
human
The changes in the physical characteristics of humans were brought about by adaptation to the changing environment.
WALKING UPRIGHT
Climbing trees and walking on the ground to gather food and find shelter helped humans become flexible.
WALKING UPRIGHT
Early records showed that humans evolved from four-legged species to walking upright individuals.
WALKING UPRIGHT
The development of agriculture, animal domestication, and the adoption of permanent settlements have led to the utilization of metal.
USE OF DIFFERENT TOOLS
Early humans used stone, wood, bone, ivory, and metals and they also learned to produce and use fire in order to survive. These tools were used in hunting and fishing to provide food.
USE OF DIFFERENT TOOLS
They settled in oneplace, learned to tame animals, and domesticated them. They raised animals for clothing, medicine,and shelter. The first animals to be domesticated were goats, followed by sheep, and then chickens.Larger animals, like oxen and horses, were domesticated for plowing and transportation. These were also known as beasts of burden.
domestication of animals
As early as humans spread to different environments and changed their diets, they evolved body shapes that helped them survive in different climates
changes in the human body
The ability of organism to process information about its environment is a driving force behind evolution. The more information the brain receives and the faster it can process the information, the more adequately it will be able to respond to environmental challenges and the better its chances of survival will be.
complexity of the brain
The evolution of a larger and more complex human brain that can process and store information helped the early humans in their social interactions and encounters with familiar habitats
complexity of the brain
is defined as an effort to achieve self-actualization and fulfillment that encompasses the uniqueness, dignity, diversity, freedom,happiness, and holistic well-being of the individual within the larger community.
human flourishing
is a life-long existential journey of hopes regrets, suffering, and coping
human flourishing
there is an end to all the actions that we perform that which desire for ourselves
eudaimonia
formulated by Martin E.P. Seligman, where human flourishing is not only focused on the happiness of individuals but also on psychological well-being.
WELL-BEING THEORY
Human flourishing rests on the five pillars known as
PERMA
includes pleasure, rapture, ecstasy, warmth, comfort, and other emotions that contribute to the "pleasant life".
positive emotion
is an affective state of consciousness in which joy, sorrow, hate, or the like are experienced.
emotion
This is all about flow: being one with the music or the loss of self-consciousness during an absorbing activity—experiences that contribute to an _______
engagement
means doing everything with enthusiasm.
fully engage
give a feeling of satisfaction.
relationship
is based on a man's value or worth.
meaningful life
often pursued for its own sake, even when it brings no positive emotion, no meaning, and nothing in the way of positive relationships
accomplishment
defined as something that is achieved after a lot of work or effort.
accomplishment