Sexuality is part of an individual’s total personality from birth to death. Sexuality is part of who human beings are and is expressed in various ways such as; expression of our feelings, our thoughts and interactions. As individuals seeks to understand their sexuality, it is important for one to fully understand their sexual identity which includes; gender identity, gender role, and ones’ sexual orientation. The components that make up sexual identity can be defined in the following ways; Gender Identity; Knowing whether you are male or female. Gender Role; Knowing what it means to be male or female or what a man can or cannot do because of their gender .Sexual Orientation; Whether a person’s primary attraction is to a person of the same gender, other gender or both genders.

Questions and answers to APS 201 :INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY OF PERSONALITY paper.

Good Student, you are most welcome to this module I suppose that you have interacted with learning and more so psychology in your schooling. I suppose that you have heard about school psychology and probably come up with your own version of the meaning and what it entails in the field of psychology and learning especially when it relates to yourself, your colleagues, family siblings, community and the general society in which education is being emphasized by the government. There has been issues of education for all ideology, global and national millennium development goals of education, and Kenya’s vision 2030 where one of the pillars of expected developmental reforms is basically education. All this indicate that that schooling for all children becomes a key focal issue in the current government In this module, we will introduce you school psychology and explore the rationale for studying it and possible integrating it in our day today learning from psychological point of views in order to enhance effective and efficient learning and holistic wellness among teachers, students, management and even home environments.

Job Analysis Personnel Recruitment and Selection Performance Appraisal Individual Assessment Psychometrics Remuneration and Compensation Training and Training Evaluation Employee Motivation

Sex and Gender: Sex refers to the biological characteristics that categorize someone as either female or male; Gender refers to the socially determined ideas, roles and practices of what is expected of male or female. These ideas and roles are assigned by cultural beliefs of a community. Culture: This is distinctive patterns of ideas, beliefs, and norms which characterize the way of life and relations of society. We already said that culture defines the roles of men and women. This brings about gender stereotypes. For example we normally assume that women cannot be leaders or cannot initiate development for the family, only men can. This is a stereotype because there are many cases where women are actually the breadwinners of their families. Men cannot be good in child caring, another stereotype which prevents men from childcare duties even if they might be good at it. Another way to understand these concepts is to know the meaning of patriarchy; systemic societal structures that institutionalize male physical, social and economic power over women. That is why it is important to understand the concept of power relations; the hierarchical power between men and women that tend to disadvantage women.

This educational material delves into the intricate application of medical-legal ethics within the healthcare setting. It is specifically tailored to impart comprehensive knowledge on the practical implementation of these fundamental principles in a hospital environment, with a focus on their relevance within surgical procedures and protocols.

This educational material provides an in-depth exploration of the practical application of environmental literacy in the workplace. It is specifically designed to impart comprehensive knowledge on the fundamental principles and their practical implementation in professional settings.

Community It refers to a geographical locality and its residents Jensen (1939) mentions that a community is used in everyday language to refer to a number of persons who have similar interest e.g. sporting community, business community Kayman (1972) indicates that a community refers to the local community/locality Wilson (1912) he saw communities as a complex of economic and social processes in which individuals find the satisfactions that are not supplied within their home. Organization Warren (1955) points out that organizations are resources which enables members of a community to work together to meet their needs. Wiledon (1970) views an organization as individuals in a given situation who usually agree to work together for attainment of certain objectives Organizations are also viewed as a collection of individuals formed into a coordinated system of specialized activities for the purpose of achieving certain goals over some extended period of time even tough individual membership may change. Community Based organizations Theses are social agencies that consist of a collection of individuals formed into a coordinated system of specialized activities for the purpose of achieving certain goals over some extended period of time even though individual membership may change and they are specifically based within a single local community. Like other non- profits, they are often run on a voluntary basis and are self funded.

1. Which is the environmental governing body in Kenya? a) EMCA b) NEMA c) Ministry of Environment d) Government of Kenya 2. In which year was EMCA amended to align with the Kenyan Constitution? a) 2015 b) 1999 c) 2007 d) 2010 3. Among the following, which is not a hazardous material? a) Mine Brine b) Used oil c) Natural gas d) Broken computers 4. Which of the following is a storage method of environmentally hazardous material? a) Open Tanks b) Open pits c) Injection wells d) Incineration 5. Which disposal method is most ideal for hazard waste from Uranium mining? a) Landfills b) Recycling c) Injection wells d) Sea dumping 6. What does OSHS not deal with? a) Provision of PPE b) Employability c) First Aid training d) Workplace safety 7. Chemical splashes are common hazard at Coca Cola Company. Which PPE does not protect from this? a) Goggles b) Overall c) Safety boots d) Earplugs

This module covers knowledge and skills needed for self-management. It will address self- management issues like the formulation of personal vision, mission, and goals, development of a personal management plan, evaluation and monitoring of individual performance, management of emotions, development of assertiveness, time Management, maintaining accountability and responsibility, and analysing individual strengths and weaknesses. In addition, the module covers national values and principles of governance, and aspects of social cohesion in fragile contexts.