INDIVIDUALISTIC AND COLLECTVISTIC Flashcards

1
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Emphasizing the moral worth of individual asserting one’s goals and desires.

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Individualistic Culture

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2
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Emphasize the interdependence and harmonious relatedness with one another

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Collectivistic Culture

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3
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The physical self philosophers

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St. Augustine , Plato, Aristotle

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4
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Beauty gives delight because it is beautiful.

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St. Augustine

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5
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Beauty, Love, desire “ Platonic Love”

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Plato

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6
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Beauty as order, symmetry and definiteness.

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Aristotle

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7
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“Halo effect”

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Edward Thorn

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8
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Refers to the tendency of people to rate attractiveness individuals more favorably for their personality traits.

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“Halo effect”

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9
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Significant impact on how person feels about himself / herself

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Cultural Traditions Shape Body Image

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10
Q

Study of society relationships

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Sociology

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11
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Shaped by complexities

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Modern person

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12
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as a product of Modern
Society Among other
Constructions (by Simmel)

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THE SELF

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13
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A German sociologist and philosopher, widely regarded as one of the founders of sociology. His work focused on social structures, individual
identity, and the interactions that shape
modern society.

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Georg Simmel

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14
Q

________ significantly changed
society, and this has affected how an individual
builds and develops his/her self – identity. Pre –
modern society was centered on survival.

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Modernization

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15
Q

_______ is described as having two or
more people interacting with one
other, sharing similar
characteristics, and whose
members identify themselves
as part of the group.

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Social Group

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16
Q

_______ It refers to the ties or
connections that link to your
social group

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Social Network

17
Q

Simmel emphasized that the self is
shaped by the complex social
structures and interactions in modern
society.

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Modern Society’s Influence on the Self

18
Q

In a fast-paced, diverse urban
setting, people are exposed to
numerous interactions and
relationships, which require them to
constantly shift roles.

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Social Interactions and Fragmentation

19
Q

Simmel introduced the concept of the
“_________” a defense
mechanism people develop in
response to overstimulation from city
life.

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blasé attitude

20
Q

He was an American philosopher and sociologist, known for his theories of social psychology.

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George herbert mead

21
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Refers to the aspect of an individual’s identity that is shaped and constructed through interactions with others and society at large.

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Social self defined

22
Q

________ is the study of humanity where everything is interconnected

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Anthropology

23
Q

Different societies define what it means to be a “person” based on
their own cultural norms, beliefs, and social structures.

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personhood across cultures

24
Q

arguing that personhood is created through
exchanges and interactions with others, not viewed as a fixed or
singular entity.

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Relational Self

25
Q

Social Cognitive Theory ( SCT)

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Albert Bandura

26
Q

I self - internal
Me self - external

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William James

27
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Ideal self and real self

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Carl Rogers