Definitions

Question 1

Love of wisdom;
Acquiring knowledge through rational thinking;
Answering questions regarding nature and existence of man

Answer 1

Philosophy
Philo (love), sophie (wisdom)

Question 2

Asking questions as do not know anything

Answer 2

Socratic method

Question 3

Study of society and social relation, institution, and structure

Answer 3

Sociology
Socius (companion) + logos

Question 4

Study of humanity, the origin and development of human societies and cultures;
Selfhood starts and finishes with the group

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Anthropology
Anthropos (human being), logos

Question 5

Study of soul and mind;

Answer 5

Psychology
Psyche (soul/mind), logos (study of)

Question 6

Sense of personal identity

Answer 6

Self

Question 7

Personal characteristics, social roles, and responsibilities that defines who one is

Answer 7

Identity

Question 8

Belief of what individuals think and feels; can be influenced by how others perceive

Answer 8

Self-identity

Question 9

Continuous process throughout the lifespan

Answer 9

Self-development

Question 10

How self defined and represented itself to others

Answer 10

Self-representation

Question 11

Relatively permanent traits and unique characterstics; consistent patterns of Affect, Behavior, and Cognition (ABC)

Answer 11

Personality

Question 12

Individual differences in behavior, consistency, and stability; personal nature

Answer 12

Traits

Question 13

Unique qualities, attributes; feature, distinguishing mark or trait

Answer 13

Characteristics

Question 14

Determinants of Personality

Answer 14

Biological, environmental, situational, cultural

Question 15

Self in process at the moment, produces individuality;
Self as an object in the world, product of interaction and reflection

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I vs Me

Question 16

What comes to mind when asked who you are

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Self-concept

Question 17

Self-concept:
Existential self vs Categorical self

Answer 17

You are unique from others (I);
Focuses on own’s visible characteristics (Me)

Question 18

Awareness of self-concepts

Answer 18

Self-awareness

Question 19

Two types of self we can be aware of

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Private self - internal standards and privafe thoughts/feelings
Public self - public image, geared toward having a good representation of self to others

Question 20

Three other self-schema as presented by self-awareness

Answer 20

Actual vs ideal vs ought self
Who you are at the moment;
Who you like to be;
Who you think you should be

Question 21

Concerned about being observed and critized by others

Looking outside vs inside

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Self-conscious(ness)

Looking outside - seeing better people and dreaming to be the same
Looking inside - reflecting on what the heart desires

Question 22

Loss of individual self-awareness and individual accountability in groups

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Deindividualization

Question 23

One’s positive or negative perception/evaluation towards the self; overall sense of worth or personal value

Answer 23

Self-esteem

Inflated, high, or low self-esteem

Question 24

Trait characterized by overly high self-esteem, self-admiration, and self-centeredness

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Narcissism

Question 25

Characteristic that provides a perceptual experience to the eye, the ear, the intellect, the aesthetic faculty, or the moral sense;
Qualities that give pleasure, meaning, satisfaction to the senses

Answer 25

Beauty