MIDTERMS REVIEWER

Question 1

‘An examined life is not worth living’

Answer 1

Socrates

Question 2

‘The self is an immortal soul’

Answer 2

Plato

Question 3

‘The soul is the essence of the self’

Answer 3

Aristotle

Question 4

‘The self has an immortal soul’

Answer 4

St. Augustine

Question 5

I think therefore I am

Answer 5

Rene Descartes

Question 6

The self is consciousness

Answer 6

John Locke

Question 7

There is no self

Answer 7

David Hume

Question 8

We construct the self

Answer 8

Immanuel Kant

Question 9

The self is multilayered

Answer 9

Sigmund Freud

Question 10

The self is the way people behave

Answer 10

Gilbert Ryle

Question 11

The self and the brain

Answer 11

Paul Churchland

Question 12

Self is embodied subjectivity

Answer 12

Maurice Merleau-Ponty

Question 13

Concept of the self (Me and I self)

Answer 13

William James

Question 14

Self-theory (real and ideal self)

Answer 14

Carl Rogers

Question 15

Multiple vs unified self (True or False self)

Answer 15

Donald Winnicott

Question 16

The self as proactive and agentic

Answer 16

Central archetype

Question 17

Construction of the self. Formed the ID, EGO, and SUPEREGO

Answer 17

Sigmund Freud

Question 18

Theory of the Social self. the I and me

Answer 18

George Mead

Question 19

Postmodern society, the self is found on the prestige symbols of goods consumed by people

Answer 19

Jean Baudrillard

Question 20

Introduced the looking glass self

Answer 20

Charles Horton Cooley

Question 21

Constitution of the self, the relationship between society and the individual

Answer 21

Gerry Lanuza

Question 22

The cultural construction of the self and identity

Answer 22

Edward Tylor

Question 23

The Japanese Posses a socio centric view of the self in which the membership of a person in a particular social group defines the boundaries of the self

Answer 23

Christie Kiefer

Question 24

Explain the Chinese prioritize kin ties and cooperation. The identity toolbox

Answer 24

Francis Hsu

Question 25

Three phases rite of passage: Separation, Liminality, and incorporation

Answer 25

Arnold Van Genneprite

Question 26

Illusion of wholeness

Answer 26

Katherine Ewing

Question 27

The self as embedded in culture

Answer 27

Clifford Geertz

Question 28

Considered bumans as cultural animals

Answer 28

Lionel Robbinea

Question 29

4 truths in Buddhism:

Answer 29

• The truth of suffering
• Truth of the cause of suffering,
• Truth of the end of suffering
• Truth of the path to the end
  of suffering

Question 30

5 Relationship of Confusioanism

Answer 30

• Ruler- subject
• Father-son
• Huband and- wife
• Elder brother- Younger brother

Question 31

3 poison in Buddhism

Answer 31

• Ignorance
• Greed
• Hatred

Question 32

Percepts of Buddhism

Answer 32

• Do not steal
• Do not kill
• Do not lie
• Do not misuse sex
• Do not consume intoxicant

Question 33

An orientation concerned with the independence and self-reliance of the individuals

Answer 33

Individualism

Question 34

Qn orientation characterized by belongingness to larger group or collectives

Answer 34

Collectivism

Question 35

Individualistic: Freedom and Choice

Answer 35

Western

Question 36

Collectivistic: Importance on relationships

Answer 36

Eastern

Question 37

Free to express itself

Answer 37

Western

Question 38

Importance on belongingness

Answer 38

Eastern