(M) Lesson 2: The Material Self Flashcards

1
Q

T or F: The context of buying material belongings have a connection with sexual lust

A

True (one must control their excitement to avoid consequences)

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2
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T or F: The more one has debts, the more one prolongs their lifespan due to absence of stress

A

False (more stress = shorter lifespan)

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3
Q

What two factors set the standards for material trends?

A

Mass media and society

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4
Q

Who stated that “Self-esteem is the greatest emotional sickness to humans”?

A

Albert Ellis

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5
Q

T or F: materialistic people are more likely to be happy and satisfied

A

False (depressed and unsatisfied)

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6
Q

Materials give off what type of contentment?

A

Temporary

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7
Q

Through observation of the world and improving one’s self-esteem, one can develop their?

A

Self-efficacy

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8
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Higher self-esteem leads to higher?

A

Self-efficacy

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9
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Refers to the totality of all tangible things you own (body, possessions, and home)

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Material Self

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10
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Type of self referring to pre-reflective bodily consciousness that is immune to error through misidentification and is immune to change every time

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Bodily Self

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11
Q

Psychological ownership of materials which constitutes the material self refers to what mindset?

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“Mine” Concept

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12
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The extended self which includes all the people, places, and things that are psychologically part of who we are and serves with symbolic meaning; the more important concept to develop

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Extracorporeal Self

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13
Q

Concept wherein we cannot let go of our material things easily

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Transubstantiation

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14
Q

Refers to the stream of consciousness

A

Spiritual Self

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15
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Refers to social identities of the self

A

Social Self

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16
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Refers to the bodily self, parts of our body, and many material possessions which extend our body

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Material Self

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17
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To or F: An individual’s movement starts from their rational group

A

False (Organic)

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18
Q

Who stated the three constituents of the self?

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William James

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19
Q

William James believes in what theory?

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“I” and “Me”

20
Q

T or F: The “I” concept is objective while the “me” concept is subjective

A

False (“I” is subjective while “me” is objective)

21
Q

Is this “I” or “Me”?
→ knows who they are and what they have accomplished in life (metaphysical)
→ the existential self
→ is subjective and cannot be further divided
→ it leads to your concept of “self esteem”

A

“I”

22
Q

Is this “I” or “Me”?
→ a separate individual a person refers to when talking about their personal experiences (phenomenological)
→ is experimental and objective
→ it can be further divided into three

A

‘“Me”

23
Q

This provides continuity of different timelines, allowing us to view ourselves to have a consistent, individual identity, brought about by the stream of consciousness

A

Pure Ego

24
Q

Judgement or opinion we hold about ourselves; extent to which we perceive ourselves to be worthwhile and capable

A

Self-Esteem

25
Q

T or F: If your “I” and “Me” are congruent, then you have high self-esteem

A

True

26
Q

Expectations vs. Reality equals what?

A

Anxiety

27
Q

This is derived by measuring the gap between the ideal self and self-image

A

Self-Esteem

28
Q

According to him, we should not go through an excess or deficiency of something as we should find a balance

A

Aristotle

29
Q

T or F: we seek things that we believe will make us beautiful but the self should always use emotions over buying material things

A

False (use rationality)

30
Q

If one uses rationality, they become what based on their belief system?

A

Virtuous

31
Q

Defined as “use up, spend wastefully, destroy” (Gusdorf, 1978)

A

Consume

32
Q

T or F: behind consumption, there is a production which results to keeping companies alive (consumers keep producers alive)

A

True

33
Q

T or F: free will should come with responsibility and obligation

A

True

34
Q

T or F: Unconscious consumption is about practicing responsible buying habits

A

False (conscious consumption)

35
Q

T or F: society aims to keep on producing but fails to emphasize where the end products go after we’ve used them up

A

True

36
Q

T or F: if the end processes of our products are shown to the world, people will have a lesser tendency to tame their desires

A

False (have a greater tendency)

37
Q

Who coined the concept of consumption identity?

A

Erik Erikson

38
Q
  • a social category defined by membership rules, characteristics, or expected behaviors
  • socially-distinguishing features that an individual takes pride in having
A

Consumption Identity

39
Q

T or F: consumer culture is strictly cultural

A

False (universal and impersonal)

40
Q

T or F: consumer culture is limited and easy to tame

A

False (insatiable and unlimited)

41
Q

Tendency to consider material possessions and physical comfort as more important than spiritual values

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Materialism

42
Q

State of having a great deal of money and wealth

A

Affluence

43
Q

Defined as dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power, typically involving bribery

A

Corruption

44
Q

Type of corruption entailing bribes and kickbacks

A

Primary

45
Q

Type of corruption wherein one does not perform their duties honestly

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Secondary

46
Q

T or F: corruption can stem from when noble deeds triumph against material lust

A

False (material lust triumphs over noble deeds)

47
Q

What is the main root cause of corruption?

A

Moral depravity