Module 1 Flashcards

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s.e.l.f.

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social, environmental, other life factors

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2
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most prevalent issues on self

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  1. nature vs. nurture
  2. identity vs. self
  3. dimensionalities of self
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3
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natural basis of self is anchored on biology and explains that human traits are passed from generation to generation

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nature

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4
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the self is studied __________ & ___________

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structurally and functionally

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5
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contributes so much information about descriptions of the self

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genetics

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6
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the self should be principally viewed as an outcome of various nurturing factors in the context of one’s life

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nurture

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7
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what affects an individuals behavior and attitude

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group life (formal and informal)

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8
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the qualities that make a person or group different from others

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identity

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9
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the distinguishing character or personality of an individual

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identity

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10
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refers to the person that someone normally truly is

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self

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11
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the entire person of an individual

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self

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12
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an agent of one’s being
refers to the influence of significant people in one’s life

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social factor

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13
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social factor primarily includes the ______

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family

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14
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family

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nursery of human nature

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15
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child slowly gains independence and withdraws from family attachment

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waning stage

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16
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child associates with peers or playmates who will eventually shape one’s character

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peer groups

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17
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individual’s patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving

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personality

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18
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natural force that broadly includes the physical and communal elements present in everyday surroundings and is invariably dealt with by individual in a specific geographic region or area

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environmental factors

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19
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examples of environmental factors

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physical properties and expectations and norms

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20
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a biological process by which certain traits and characteristics are passed from one generation to another

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heredity factor

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21
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refers to the inclination of a person to form and construct a specific identity that will set him apart from others

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person-volition factor

22
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mother of disciplines

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philosophy

23
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a unified being, essentially connected to consciousness, awareness and agency

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philosophy of the self

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  • know thyself
  • the real self is not the physical body but rather the psyche (soul)
  • the appearance of the body is inferior to its functions
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Socrates’ prized student
Plato
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dimensionalities of the self/identity
social factor environmental factor heredity factor person-volition factor
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dialogue of Plato
Phaedrus
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the truth can be distinguished into two forms
1. metaphysical realm (mind) 2. physical world (body)
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the truth or reality into two:
1. The Ontos (ideal) 2. The Phenomena
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the ultimate reality which tends to be permanent and spiritual
ontos
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imperfect, impermanent, inferior
phenomena
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prized student of plato
aristotle
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ideal as essence and matter as phenomena
aristotle
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aristotle’s concept
essence provides purpose and meaning to matter matter provides structure and solidity to essence
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knowledge is derived from experience
empiricism
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there is innate knowledge
rationalism
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study of structure and behavior of the physical world and natural world through observation and experiment
science
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scientific approaches
1. physical sciences 2. social sciences
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types of biological/physiological approaches
1. neurophilosophy 2.psychoneuroimmunology
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the association of brain and mind
neurophilosophy
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shaping of the self as similar to how the human immune system functions
psychoneuroimmunology
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types of social sciences
1. psychology 2. psychoanalysis 3. behaviorism 4. sociology 5. anthropology 6. political science 7. economics
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study of human behavior
psychology
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focuses on the unconscious as a core element
psychoanalysis
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study of behavior
behaviorism
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study of collective behavior of people within a society
sociology
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study of human beings and their ancestors through time and space
anthropology
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establishing a government and making political views
political science
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production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services
economics
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3 great golden age greek philosophers
1. socrates 2. plato 3. aristotle