Module 2.2

Question 1

Theory of Duality

Understanding the nature of things in a simple, dual mode
Mind and Body (mental and physical) are radically different things

Answer 1

Mind and Body Dualism of Descartes

Question 2

Something that is made from the combination of parts; the general quality or character of something
The whole is greater than the sum of its parts

Answer 2

Holism and Gestalt

Ehrefels, Wertheimer, Koffka (1890)

Question 3

Five Aspects of Holistic Development

Answer 3

1) Physiological
2) Cognitive
3) Psychological
4) Social
5) Spiritual

Question 4

Physical attributes, including the 5 senses

Answer 4

Physiological

Question 5

Intellectual functions of the mind, logical reasoning, critical thinking

Answer 5

Cognitive

Question 6

How an individual interacts with other individuals or groups

Answer 6

Social

Question 6

How thinking, feeling, and behaving interact in a person

Answer 6

Psychological

Question 6

A person’s consciousness, beliefs, values, virtues, meaning and purpose of life

Answer 6

Spiritual

Question 7

PHYSIOLOGICAL HEALTH

Answer 7

1) Watch what you eat
2) Keep yourself fit and strong
3) Avoid abuse of the body

Question 8

COGNITIVE HEALTH

Answer 8

1) Repetition
2) Organization
3) Mnemonics

Question 9

Mnemonics of IDEAS

Answer 9

I = Identify problem and set priorities
D = Determine relevant information and deepen understanding
E = Enumerate options and anticipate consequences
A = Assess the situation and make a preliminary decision
S = scrutinize the process and self-correct as needed