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1
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  • is derived from the Greek
    words “Philos” and “Sophia” which literally
    means “Love for Wisdom”.
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Philosophy

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Men’s goal in life is to obtain happiness
and such goal motivates us to act
towards or avoid things that could have
negative repercussions in our lives.

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Socrates

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Plato’s 3 Parts of the Soul
-part of the person that is
driven by desire and need to satisfy oneself.

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Appetitive Soul

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Plato’s 3 Parts of the Soul
- part of the soul can be
attributed to the courageous part of a
person

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Spirited Soul

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5
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Plato’s 3 Parts of the Soul
- part of the soul could be
said is the driver of our lives

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Rational Soul

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6
Q

He believes that our notion of ourselves
and our idea of existence comes from
a higher form (God)

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St. Augustine

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7
Q

a continuous
process of questioning what we perceive
and accepting the fact that doubting,
asking questions are a part of one’s’
existence

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“Methodical Doubt

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8
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His belief in Modern Dualism or the
existence of mind and body

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Rene Descartes

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9
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The concept “Tabula Rasa” which
means a Blank Slate

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John Locke

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10
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According to him, there is no
permanent “self” since it is only the
accumulation of different impressions

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David Hume

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11
Q

is an essence of our consciousness that
provides basis for understanding and
establishing the notion of “self” by
synthesizing one’s accumulation of
experiences, intuition and imagination
goes.

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“Transcendental Apperception

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12
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Aspects of Personality
- the primitive and instinctive
component of personality.

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Id

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Aspects of Personality
develops to mediate between the
unrealistic id and the external real world. It
is the decision-making component of
personality

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EGO

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14
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Aspects of Personality
incorporates the values and
morals of society which are learned from
one’s parents and others.

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SUPEREGO

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15
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Levels of Consciousness
- where minority of our
memories are being stored and the
memories that are in the conscious is easier
to be tapped or accessed.

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Conscious

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16
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Levels of Consciousness
the middle part of the
entirety of our consciousness, the memories
stored in this area can still be accessed but
with a little difficulty.

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Pre-conscious

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17
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Levels of Consciousness
this area is where majority
of our memories since childhood are deeply
stored

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Unconscious

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18
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His behavioristic approach to self, that
the behavior that we show, emotions,
and actions are the reflection of our
mind

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Gilbert Ryle

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19
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He built the idea Eliminative
Materialism

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Paul Churchland

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20
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Mead’s 3 Role-playing Stages of Self
Development
during this stage the infant simply
imitates the actions and behaviors of the
people that the infant interacts with.

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The Preparatory Stage (Birth – 2 years
old)

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21
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Mead’s 3 Role-playing Stages of Self
Development
this is
the time where children begins to interact
with others with which certain rules apply,

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The Play Stage (2 – 6 years old)

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22
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in this
stage, children can begin to understand and
adhere to the rules of games

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The Game Stage (6-9 years old)

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23
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The study of humans,
human behavior and societies in the past
and present.

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Anthropology

24
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The idea of Phenomenology of
Perception is divided into three (3)
that both receives the
experience as well as integrates such
experiences in the different perception.

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The Body

25
Q

The idea of Phenomenology of
Perception is divided into three (3)
which are the
accumulation of the perception as
integrated by the experiences of the body.

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The Perceived World

26
Q

The idea of Phenomenology of
Perception is divided into three (3)
enable one to
not only be able to integrate the other
objects in the world but also to be able to
experience the cultural aspect and relate to
others.

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The People and the World

27
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The study of how human society is
established, its structure and how it
works

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Sociology

28
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He is considered as the Father of
American pragmatism, and one of the
pioneers in the field of social
psychology.

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George Herbert Mead

29
Q

The Sub-disciplines of Anthropology:
-is the study of
human society and culture which
describes, analyzes, interprets and
explains social and cultural similarities
and differences

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Cultural Anthropology

30
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The Sub-disciplines of Anthropology:
archaios means “ancient” and logia
means “study” which is concerned with
the study of the extinct cultures.

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Archaeological Anthropology

31
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The Sub-disciplines of Anthropology:
-Focuses on these special interest,
human evolution as revealed by the
fossils, human genetics, human growth
and development, human biological
plasticity and the biology, evolution,
behavior and social life of monkeys,

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Biological or Physical Anthropology

32
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requires fieldwork to
collect data, often descriptive and specific to
group.

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Ethnography

33
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uses data collected by a
series of researches, usually, synthetic and
comparative.

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Ethnology

34
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The Sub-disciplines of Anthropology:
Studies
language in its social and cultural
context across space and over time.

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Linguistic Anthropology

35
Q

It refers to customary behavior
and beliefs that are passed on through
enculturation (Kottak, 2008),

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Culture

36
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described culture as “a
system of inherited conceptions
expressed in symbolic forms by
means of which people communicate,
perpetuate, and develop their
knowledge about and attitudes
towards life”.

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Geertz (1973)

37
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– refers to a person’s experience as a
single, unitary, autonomous being that is
separate from others, experienced with
continuity though time and place

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SELF

38
Q

is a psychologist who
has introduced his document, The
Principles of Psychology (1890)

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William James

39
Q

The ______ is the phenomenal self,
the experienced self that has experience
self or the self as known,

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“me-self”

40
Q

The _____ is the self thought or the self
knower.

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“I-self”

41
Q

Is constituted by our bodies, clothes,
immediate family and home

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The Material Self

42
Q

Is based on our interaction with society
and the reaction of people towards us.

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The Social Self

43
Q

Is the most intimate because it is more
satisfying for the person that they have
the ability to argue and discriminates
one’s moral sensibility

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The Spiritual Self

44
Q

He believe that people must be
fully honest with themselves in order to
have personal discovery on oneself.

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Carl Rogers

45
Q

How the person sees self and others
sees them

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The Perceives Self (Self-worth

46
Q

How the person really is

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The Real Self (Self-image)

47
Q

How the person would like to be

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The Ideal Self

48
Q

As _______ wrote in his article
“Psychoanalysis vs Postmodern
Psychology” he has emphasized how
Freud perceived a person as a unified
being and multiple “selves”.

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Daniel (2016)

49
Q

has argued that self
has a multiple parts, he still believed that
ultimately we are Unified beings (at
least, when we are healthy).

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Sigmund Freud

50
Q

Kenneth Gergen argued that having a
flexible sense of self allows for multiple
“selves”.

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Multiple Self

51
Q

as rooted from early infancy is
called the simple being.

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True Self

52
Q

Is our defense facade.
Overlaying or contradicting the original
sense of self.

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False Self

53
Q

-Predicated on putting egoism first that
focuses in oneself
-Basically focus on oneself on and
personal needs.

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Western Culture

54
Q

This kind of war is not official and
consciously acknowledge but it is
victimizing all Filipinos in one form or
another

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Clash of Civilization

55
Q

-The culture is about collectivism that
focuses on others
-Focus on the others and the feeling of
others

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Eastern Culture

56
Q

People are autonomous and
independent from their in-group.

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Individualism

57
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Give priority to the goals of their in groups rather than their own.

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Collectivism

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