Understanding the Self

GE6100 Understanding the Self

It is the Philosopher who believe in that one can know only what comes from the senses and experience	Hume
He doubted the basic idea of the individual character and says that there is no lasting self	David Hume
Father of Modern Philosophy	Rene Descartes
One of the world's best known and most widely read and studied philosopher	Plato
The two philosophers who answer the "WHO AM I?"	John Locke and Descartes
Rene Descartes said that our mind and thought are true identity and he called it	A soul
Philosophy is the study of	Of general and fundamental problems
Philosophy means in greek word "philosophia"	Love of Wisdom
The philosopher who is considered the "Father of Psychoanalysis"	Sigmund Freud
"Philosphia" means	Love of Wisdom
This social perspective focuses on the negative, clashed and ever-changing nature of society	Conflict Perspective
This thinker looked and studied class struggle in society	Karl Marx
Ethnology means	Is analysis, comparison and contrast of cultures of people
Sociology comes from the greek words "sociouos" and "logos" which means	Society and Study
It is also called Biological anthropology	Physical Anthropology
What is Anthropology?	Is the study of similarities and differences of individuals
It is focuses on the study of politics or government.	Political Science
This sociological perspective states that sociologist should look into details and symbols to understand and interpret how people react	Symbolic interactionist perspective
It is the study of different patterns in human behavior, thought and feelings.	Cultural Anthropology
Aguste Comte defines sociology as ____.	Scientific study of society
Is a field of medicine that is concerned with the treatment of mental illness	Psychiatry
It deals with nature and behavior of a population and relations to the groups present social intuitions.	Social Anthropology (not sure)
Is a science that studies man's culture.	Anthropology
Deals with the applicability and usefulness of the principles and theories of group life as bases for the regulation of man's social environment.	Sociological theory and method (not sure)
What is Psychology?	Is the study of person mind
Functionalism is a theory influenced by __________.	Darwin's Theory of Evolution
What are the Goals of Psychology?	Describe, explain, predict and influence behavior and mental processes
Psychoanalysis means _________________.	Make unconscious; it restrain trauma through therapy
Is a psychologists who developed " operant conditioning theory"	B.F.Skinner
What is theory?	Is a general set of principles to suggest the explanation of how a number of separate facts are related
Human reproduction is possible by	All of the choices
This refers to the body which is a marvelous and complex container of human experiences	Physical Self
He introduced the concept of the body ego	Sigmund Freud
This refers to biological traits that society associates with being male or female	Sex
_______ used to prevent conception	In-vitro fertilization
Refers to close ties or feelings of familiarity to a person	Intimacy
Meanings of femininity or masculinity that is associated with culture	Gender
He considers the body as the source of sensation and the origin and maintenance of personality	William James
Practices, sexual activities and identity which may or may not be aligned with biological traits or cultural meanings	Sexuality
He argued that mind and body are one and all psychological process are part of physical processess	William James
The Digital Self can be seen in the form of __________.	Profiles or Avatars
Is the Filipino version of the famous line "hakuna matata"	Bahala Na
The spiritual self provides _______________ and ______________ to our physical self.	Insight, intuition
The individual seems to be offered a __________ slate in the digital world.	Clean
According to Frank Trentmann, the old critics of luxury said that the human self was something _________ that existed apart from the material world.	Pure
One guideline for proper sharing of information and ethical use of the internet is _________.	Be choosy about your online friends
The sum of all our characteristics and our interactions isour _________________.	Partial Identity
For William James, the core of the material self is the _______.	Body
A close to perfect analogy of the Spiritual Self and the Spiritual Dimension is how ______________are connected to the ______________.	Computers, Internet
Making their guests feel at home is a Filipino value and trait called ___________.	Hospitality
In the acronym S-M-A-R-T in setting goals for success, What does S stands for?	Specific
This facet of wellness has to do with being able to cope with life's challenges and successes	Emotiona
Aside from actually studying students also need to pray.	TRUE
Give 1 type of mindset according to the psychologist Carol Dweck	Growth mindset
This facet of wellness has to do with the ability to connect and relate to other people and being able to empathize or sympathize with others	Social
In the acronym S-M-A-R-T in setting goals for success, What does R stands for?	Relevant
Being punctual and being honest are some qualities of a successful student.	TRUE
The main or basic types of learning are:	Classical Conditioning, Operant Conditioning, Observational Learning
Instincts and reflexes involve learning.	FALSE
Maintaining a Spiritual Practice is part of Physical Self-care.	TRUE
It is a pure description of the culture of a people or an ethic group	Ethnology
It is the Philosopher who believe in that one can know only what comes from the senses and experience	David Hume
It is phenomenologist who asserts that mind-body bifurcation that has been going on for a long time is a furtile endeavor an invalid problem.	Meleau-Ponty
Ethnology means	Is analysis, comparison and contrast of cultures of people
His view of the human person reflects the entire spirit of the medieval world when it comes to man	Rene Descartes
It is one type or an ethic group	Ethnology
He dismisses the Cartesian Dualism	St. Augustine
"Philosphia" means	Love of Wisdom
Once a plan has been devised it must be carried out	Carry out the plan
"Logus" means	Study human
He influenced Neo-Platonism	St. Augustine
It's also called an individualistic culture since their focus is on the person	Western Culture
IT is a code of Ethical Conduct of how should properly act according to their relationship with other people.	Confucianism
Also emphasize more on the value of equality even if they see that the individual can rise above everything else	Western Culture
Taoism means_________	Is living in the way of the Tao or the universe
The Westerns emphasize _______________	More on the value of equality
The two philosophers who answer the "WHO AM I?"	John Locke and Descartes
Who is the muslim scholar (801-806)?	All the above
Confucianism can be seen as a code of ______	Social life
It is the study of the past events	HISTORY
Rene Descartes said that our mind and thought are true identity and he called it.	a soul
It is utilization of pure sociological theories and methods outside academic settings	Applied psychology
Deals with the operations of the body systems and organs and their interactions	Physiology
Wundt's student and the founder of structuralism	Edward Titchener
Deals with the interaction of the people to the environment.	Social Psychology
This theory used direct observations to supplement introspection	Functionalism
He conceived of the human person as having a body and a mind.	St. Augustine
It is a branch of general anthropology concerned with the study of man's culture and society in the past.	Anthropology
What Psychologists do?	All of the choices
Buddhism means __________.	Human person
Who launched the cognitive revolution in psychology	George Miller
The study of patterns in human behavior	Cultural Anthropology
Study of a single social institution	Economics (not sure)
He influenced Neo-Platonism	St. Augustine
Is the study of perception and its influence on thinking and problem solving	Gestalt
It is focuses on the study of politics or government	Political Science
It is the name of the game and they are more likely straightforward and forceful in their communication as well as decision making.	Competition
It is also called Biological Anthropology	Physical Anthropology
The proponent of "little Albert" study.	John Bratson Watson
Who founded the Psycho analysis theory?	SIGMUND FREUD
One of the world's best known and most widely read and studied philosopher	PLATO
IT is a code of Ethical Conduct of how should properly act according to their relationship with other people.	Confucianism
It is characterized by an in depth fiery feeling or attractedness which can be sexual or romantic attraction	Passion
This is viewing a person who is Not naturally sexual but seeing it as such	Objectification
These are people who do not identify themselves with a particular gender or sexual assignment	Gender Queer
A psychologist who proposed the triangular theory of love	Robert Sternberg
Who works the " system of logic"	John Stuart Mill's
A branch of social science that study living organisms	Biology
Ethnology means"	Is analysis, comparison and contrast of cultures of people
Who founded the modern experimental psychology	Edward Titchener
These are people whose biological attributes are not aligned with his/her perception of his/her gender	Transgender
Which of the following is NOT a sexual response?	Arousal
It is focuses on the study of politics or government".	Political Science
Give an Example of Common Sexually transmitted infections or diseases	TRICH
Taoism means______________.	Is living in the way of the Tao or the universe
Confucianism can be seen as a code of ______________.	Ethical conduct
_______ is used to prevent conception	Birth control pills and contraception (not sure)
Which of the following is Not a misconception about sex?	It is fluid and may change
A branch of social science that study the property and composition of substance and related changes of those substances	Chemistry
These are people whose biological body is aligned with their gender identity	Cis-Gender
It is characterized by an intense feeling or closeness to a person	Intimacy
A psychologist who initiated the idea of functionalism and focused on direct observations to supplement introspection	William James
This is viewing a person as a sexual object for one's own pleasure	Objectification
Self-care is a lifetime habit and culture.	TRUE
In the acronym S-M-A-R-T in setting goals for success, What does T stands for?	Time-Bound
This facet of wellness has to do with the ability to have an open mind and welcoming to new learnings or ideas	Intellectual
Setting a time frame when to achieve a goal restricts a person and creates frustration	True
Goals should have a set deadline	Time-Bound
The sum of all our characteristics and our interactions is our _________________.	Partial Identity
A tool to help us manage our time, plans, action list, and notes in our daily job can be a	Diary
The initial process of learning happens in our nervous system.	True
There is greater self-____________ from the individual in the online world even if it is true in real life or not	Expression
This pertains to all facets of a person's well-being inside and out	Wellness
It is better to socialize with other people that having time for oneself	true
This a factor of wellness that has genes inherited that contribute to our susceptibility or immunity to diseases	Family History/Heredity
Instincts and reflexes involve learning.	FALSE
This a factor of wellness that has to do with how we take care of our body	Health Habits
In the acronym S-M-A-R-T in setting goals for success, What does M stands for?	Measurable
Self-care involves a life of wild sex, drugs, and alcohol.	False
To be successful, people should not merely rely on "will-power"	True
In writing down goals, people should use the words "I would" "I hope" "I might"	False
This facet of wellness has to do with the ability to recognize a higher being that satisfies the need of the soul	Spiritual
All successful and rich people display "wellness" in all facets of life	True
Goals should be aligned with the purpose or direction you want to achieve	Relevant
This psychological Mindset states that people who have the ability to recover from failures faster are most successful	Grit Mindset
Recognizing and accepting mistakes is called "Self-Forgiveness"	False
This pertains to the state of a person's body which is free from any injury or illness	Health
People who failed in achieving goals are the ones who do not have good planning strategies	TRUE
Ruining each other's reputations and pulling each other down is a Filipino trait called __________.	Crab Mentality
Eating all food groups (go, glow and glow food) is most important than portion size	FALSE
Access to Healthcare is ready available to everyone since there are local health centers and hospitals everywhere	FALSE
The first step to achieving goals is to write them down, to make it a reality.	True
It is important to follow society's description of beauty in order to be "in"	FALSE
Desiring to look more foreign than local and favoring foreign products than Filipino products is a trait called __________	Colonial Mentality
In the acronym S-M-A-R-T in setting goals for success, What does A stands for?	Attainable
Goals should be something you desire and want. Achieving goals should have a sense of purpose. This statement says that goals are___	Motivating
Goal that cannot be measured do not indicate progress	FALSE
Every action is aimed to achieve a result	TRUE
Net surfing is a good stress reliever because it improves mood and boost immunity	False
Goals should be realistic	Attainable
Deliberate Practice pushes people harder and get out of their comfort zones	TRUE
"The Political Self" suggests, the psychological and the economic, the political and the personal, in reality constantly ________and __________.	Interact, interweave
Is the study of perception and its influence on thinking and problem solving	Gestalt
It also called Biological Anthropology	Physical Anthropology
Who launched the cognitive revolution in psychology	George Miller
Is the science of society and the social interactions taking place therein	Sociology
It is a pure description of the culture of a people or an ethic group	Ethnography
It also called Biological Anthropology	Physical Anthropology
It is the Philosopher who believe in that one can know only what comes from the senses and experience	David Hume
Also emphasize more on the value of equality even if they see that the individual can rise above everything else	Western Culture
He conceived of the human person as having a body and a mind.	Rene Descartes
Deals with the operations of the body systems and organs and their interactions	Physiology
It is focuses on the study of politics or government	Political Science
Once a plan has been devised it must be carried out.	review the solution
It is one type or an ethic group	Ethnography
The proponent of "little Albert" study.	John Bratson Watson
The Westerns emphasize ____________.	More on the value of equality
The two philosophers who answer the "WHO AM I?"	John Locke and Descartes
Buddhism means ______________________________.	Is a path of practice and spiritual development
"Logus" means	None of the choices
It is phenomenologist who asserts that mind-body bifurcation that has been going on for a long time is a furtile endeavor an invalid problem.	Meleau-Ponty
Wundt's student and the founder of structuralism	Edward Titchener
It is the information processing theories	Computer
Study of a single social institution	Psychology
It is the study of the past events.	History
His view of the human person reflects the entire spirit of the medieval world when it comes to man.	St. Augustine
What Psychologists do?	All of the choices
The study of patterns in human behavior	Cultural Anthropology
One of the world's best known and most widely read and studied philosopher	Plato
Deals with the interaction of the people to the environment.	Social Psychology
This theory used direct observations to supplement introspection	Functionalism
Ethnology means	Is analysis, comparison and contrast of cultures of people