Intellectual Revolution Flashcards

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It refers to a period where a major change in concepts, ideas or practices of how something works took place.

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Intellectual Revolution​

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It is where the widely accepted scientific beliefs were being challenged, opposed and altered. ​

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Intellectual Revolution​

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Mathematician astronomer He also proposed the Geocentric Model or Ptolemic Model stated that the planets, sun, and moon moved in circular motion around the Earth.

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Claudius Ptolemy ​

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*Polish mathematician and astronomer​
*proposed the Heliocentric Model in which the sun is the one immovable at the center of the universe.

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Nicolaus Copernicus​

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_______________ was persecuted as a heretic because his teachings were against what was widely accepted by religion.​

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Copernicus

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______________ is called “initiator of the Scientific Revolution”

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Copernicus

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*English naturalist, geologist and biologist​
*Darwin’s theory of Evolution of Natural Selection refers to a biological process wherein all species of organisms originate, develop, inherit and adapt traits that enhanced the individual’s capacity to compete, survive and reproduce.

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Charles Darwin​ (The Darwinian Revolution)

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The Five Principles of Natural Selection

The species’ members can vary in appearance, size, abilities, immunity, and numerous other characteristics.

What principle is this?

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Variation

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The Five Principles of Natural Selection

When members of a species reproduce, their offspring are more likely to also possess those same traits.

What principle is this?

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Inheritance

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The Five Principles of Natural Selection

Environmental resources are limited, so organisms with advantageous characteristics that make it easier for them to survive are more likely to thrive in their environment and reproduce.

What principle is this?

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Selection

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The Five Principles of Natural Selection

As time passes, each generation continues to produce more offspring with advantageous characteristics.

What principle is this?

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Time

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The Five Principles of Natural Selection

Such traits eventually become more common in the population, making the entire species better suited to survive in their environment.

What principle is this?

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Adaptation

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*Austrian neurologist​
*Father of Psychoanalysis who creates new techniques in understanding human behavior and personalities.

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Sigmund Freud​ (The Freudian Revolution)

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This theory is a scientific way of understanding the inner and unconscious conflicts rooted within individual’s personality based from their free associations, dreams and fantasies. ​

_______________’s determination resulted in dominating psychotherapeutic practice in treating psychological disorders.

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Psychoanalytic Theory

Sigmund Freud’s

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Freud’s Theory of Personality​
____ is the animalistic nature of man (MAKAHAYOP). It is destructive and pleasure-seeking structure of personality. It is where the sex urge (libido) is present.

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Id

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Freud’s Theory of Personality​
__________ is the human nature of man (MAKATAO). It builds; it acts according to laws and morals. It is bound by limits of reality. The _____ controls the ID and acts as mediator between superego and ID.

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Ego

17
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Freud’s Theory of Personality​
__________ is the conscience (MAKA-DIYOS). It strives for perfection. It is always to be good and honorable.

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Super Ego

18
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The five psychological stages of development​

________ (0 – 1 year): pleasure centers on the mouth – sucking, biting, chewing

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Oral

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The five psychological stages of development​

___________ (1 – 3 years) – pleasure focuses on bowel and bladder elimination

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Anal

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The five psychological stages of development​

________ (3 – 6 years) – pleasure zone is the genitals; coping with incestuous sexual feelings

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Phallic

21
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The five psychological stages of development​

___________ (6 – 12 years) – dormant sexual feelings. Identification process – gender identity

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Latency

22
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The five psychological stages of development​

__________ (13+) – maturation of sexual interests

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Genital

23
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The ________________ is also called as “computer age”. This period has brought so much change on how we live because of the widespread use of technology.

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information revolution