(M) Lesson 1.1: The Physical Self Flashcards

1
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He created the “16 Basic Desires” Theory

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Steven Reiss

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2
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T or F: Mass media serves as a key driver for influencing the standards of beauty

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True

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3
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T or F: Most people answer within the physical aspect when asked about what characteristics they like about their partners

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False (beyond the physical aspect; attitude, personality, etc.)

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4
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The perspective wherein it is not influenced by personal feelings or emotions (impartial)

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Objective

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5
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The perspective wherein it is influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions (emotional)

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Subjective

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6
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Which philosopher stated these?

→ beauty is a response to love and desire (stems from merely ideas, not facts)
→ we create imitations on what is beautiful based on our mere ideas
→ the idea of forms is illustrated in the Allegory of the Cave

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Plato

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7
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This philosopher stated the Theory of Forms and believed that there exists a physical and spiritual realm

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Plato

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This theory states that the physical world is not really the real world, ultimate reality exists beyond our physical world

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Theory of Forms

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9
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This realm refers to the material stuff we see and interact with on a daily basis; it is changing and imperfect

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Physical Realm

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10
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This realm exists beyond the physical realm (aka Realm of Forms) and is abstract, perfect, and has unchanging concepts that transcend time and space

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Spiritual Realm

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11
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T or F: The “Realm of Forms” is the shadow of the physical realm

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False (the physical realm is the a shadow of the true reality of the Realm of Forms)

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12
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Which philosopher stated these?

→ God created matter, which was initially formless (without any beauty)—supports the position of Plato
→ the earth occupies the lowest form of beauty and things become more beautiful as they possess more form and less of a void (completely empty)
→ beauty stands in the image of it’s creator—God is supremely beautiful since only he possesses a perfect form and we humans are the mere imitations of his beauty
→ if beauty gives delight because it is beautiful, then it is beautiful

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St. Augustine

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13
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St. Augustine stated that true beauty lies in people who are what?

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Virtuous

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14
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Which philosopher stated these?

→ believed that the chief forms of beauty are order, symmetry, and definiteness which can be demonstrated by science
→ saw a relationship between beauty and virtue—a virtuous man aims to what is beautiful
→ his “golden mean” or “golden ratio” is applied to understandings of both beauty and morality

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Aristotle

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15
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T or F: Beauty and morality are measured by different standards

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False (same standard)

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16
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Which philosopher stated these?

→ beauty does not lie in “things” but is entirely subjective (a matter of feelings and emotions)
→ beauty is in the mind of the person beholding the object—what is beautiful to one observer may not be so to another
→ a strict empiricist—believed that pleasure based on sensations created by something is what we refer to when we call something beautiful

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David Hume

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17
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Which philosopher stated these?

→ defines beauty as being judged through an aesthetic experience of taste
→ beauty is something that we feel—we have to match our aesthetics to our taste
→ concept judgement of our pleasures alongside our reasoning (if it gives you pleasure, what is the reason as to why it does so?)

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Immanuel Kant

18
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Which philosopher stated these?

→ an idea of a certain experience of pleasure that we have when we look at or listen to certain things (external)
→ experience it on whether it makes you happy or not through looking at it using external lenses

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Francis Hutcheson

19
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Refers to a systematic error in thinking that occurs when people are processing information and it affects the decisions and judgements they make

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Cognitive Bias

20
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T or F: The brain is powerful but subject to limitations

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True

21
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Refers to the tendency of people to rate attractive individuals more favorably for their personality traits as compared to the less attractive

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Halo Effect

22
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T or F: Body image is the instrument of our psyche

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False (body)

23
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Refers to the number of successes a person achieves divided by failures or an attitude concerning one’s worth

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Self-Esteem

24
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T or F: Filipinos prefer body over brains

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False (brain over body)

25
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T or F: Men prefer smarter women than “societally beautiful” women

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False (body and face over brain)

26
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T or F: Women prefer smarter men than conventionally attractive ones

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True

27
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This view states that:

→ it is based on ideas of abstract forms attached to character
→ the world of forms is “ideal” rather than material
→ forms and beauty are non-physical ideas (for Plato)

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Objective View

28
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This view states that:

→ beauty is in the eye or mind of the beholder
→ it starts with the individual themselves

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Subjective View

29
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T or F: Philippines is influenced by Western culture as it tends to hyper-focus on dieting and body appearance

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True

30
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An example of this is when attractive people make more money than average people and voters vote for more good-looking candidates

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Halo Effect

31
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He said that God created matter, which was initially formless without any beauty

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St. Agustine

32
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If beauty gave delight because it was beautiful then it is beautiful

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St. Agustine

33
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Beauty is a matter of size and order

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Aristotle

34
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Virtue aims at the beautiful

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Aristotle

35
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Beauty does not lie in things but entirely subjective, a matter of feelings and emotion

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David HUme

36
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He was a strict empiricist who believed that pleasure based on sensations created by something is what we refer to when we call something beautiful

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David Hume

37
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He believed that our reason that invests the world we experience with structure

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Immanuel Kant

38
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He defnes beauty as being judged throug an aesthetic experience of taste

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Immanuel Kant

39
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Beauty through an aesthetic experience of taste

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Immanuel Kant

40
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He defines beauty as being judged through an aesthetic experience of taste

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Immanuel Kant