STS QUIZ 4

Question 1

is an individual person that makes up the society and is responsible for the researches and innovation available today.

Answer 1

The human being

Question 2

Arsitotle said, “_______ is a rational animal because he can think and use reason consistently.”

-He is a creature whose destiny is to live in the spiritual world and physical world.
-He is made up of a material body and a spiritual soul, with a belief on the existence and to live in the kingdom of God.

Answer 2

Man

Question 3

Components of Human Flourishing

Answer 3

E 1. Environment
C 2. Character
H 3. Habits
S 4. Stories
P 5. Parenting
B 6. Brain Development

Question 3

is defined as an effort to achieve self-actualization and fulfillment within the context of a larger community of individuals, each with the right to pursue one’s efforts.

Answer 3

Human Flourishing

Question 4

Who said, “THE QUEST FOR MEANING IS THE KEY TO MENTAL HEALTH AND HUMAN FLOURISHING”

Answer 4

VICTOR FRANKL

Question 5

is the highest good of human endeavors.

Answer 5

Eudaimonia or Flousihing or Happiness

Question 6

Characteristics of Humans that Evolved Over Time

Answer 6

W 1. Walking Upright
U 2. Use of Different Tools
D 3. Domestication of Animals
C 4. Changes in the Human Body
C 5. Complexity of the Brains
S 6. Social Life
U. Use of Language and Symbols

Question 6

The early humans raised animals for _________, _________ and ___________.

Answer 6

C- clothing,
M- medicine and
S- shelters.

Question 7

The first animals to be domesticated were the _______, followed by the ______, and then ______.

Answer 7

goats
sheep
chickens

Question 8

He said, “No man is an island, entire of itself, every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main.”

Answer 8

John Donne

Question 9

MARTIN E. P. SELIGMAN formulated the ___________ where human flourishing is not only focused on the happiness of individuals alone but also in psychological well-being.

Question 10

formulated the Well-Being Theory

Answer 10

MARTIN E. P. SELIGMAN

Question 11

5 Pillars of the Well-Being Theory

Answer 11

P 1. Positive Emotion
E 2. Engagement
R 3. Relationship
M 4. Meaning
A 5. Accomplishment

Question 11

-This includes pleasure, rapture, ecstasy, warmth, comfort, and other emotions that contribute to the “pleasant life.”

-These are based on the emotions that later fade away when emotions are gone.
-We may feel very happy at one point and after several hours experience sorrow and pain.
-Emotion is an effective state of consciousness in which joy, sorrow, fear, hate, or the like, is experienced, as distinguished from cognitive and volitional states of consciousness.

Answer 11

POSITIVE EMOTION

Question 12

She said,

Answer 12

“Emotions make us human, denying them makes beasts.”

Question 13

This is all about the flow: being one with the music, time stopping, and the loss of self-consciousness during an absorbing activity, experiences which contribute to the: engaged life.
-Being fully engaged means doing everything with enthusiasm.

Answer 13

ENGAGEMENT

Question 14

The feeling of satisfaction, flourishing or well-being can be experienced when we are in a relationship or with other people.

-Other people are the best antidote to the downs of life and the single most reliable up.

-The last time you laugh out loud or have that emotional joy, or great feeling because of an accomplishment, usually shared with ‘other people’ is an example.

Answer 14

RELATIONSHIPS

Question 15

Circumstances that Seligman researched includes:

Answer 15

M 1. money,
M 2. marriage,
A 3. age,
Y 4. youth
E 5. education,
S 6. sex,
R 7. religion, and
S 8. social life.

Question 16

-Human being want a “meaningful life,” like belonging to and serving something that you believe is bigger than you are.

-This is to prove your meaning or purpose with other people.

-A meaningful life is based on man’s value or worth.

-When one loses someone very important, that person sees life as meaningless.

-On the other hand, if one feels needed and important to someone, that person wants to live longer and value life

Answer 16

MEANING

Question 17

-is defined as something that is successful, or that is achieved after a lot of work or efforts.

-The “achieving life” is dedicated
-often pursued for its own sake, even when it brings no positive emotion, no meaning, and nothing in the way of positive relationships.

Answer 17

ACCOMPLISHMENT