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1
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the body which we interface with our environment and fellow being.
tangible aspect of the person that can be directly observed and examined

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PHYSICAL SELF

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  • body as initial source of sensation and necessary for the origin and maintenance of
    personality
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WILLIAM JAMES

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3
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  • core of human experience
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SIGMUND FREUD

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  • physical body and eternal world can be known only as psychological experiences
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CARL JUNG

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  • role of bodily organs is especially important in early developmental stages of a person’s life.
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ERIK ERIKSON

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6
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mind and body are one

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WILHELM REICH

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7
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role of the body is of temporary
importance

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BF SKINNER

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8
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holds high regards of themselves

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Inflated Self-Esteem

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9
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positive, satisfied of themselves

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High Self-Esteem

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10
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do not value themselves

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Low Self-Esteem

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11
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bring sexual satisfaction, improves sexual health and stimulating different spots may produce different reaction to the body

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Erogenous Zone

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12
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Phases of Sexual Responses:
- Arousal Phase (Physiological signs)
- Plateau Phase (preparation for orgasm)
- Orgasm Phase (highly pleasurable experience)
- Resolution (decrease of arousal)

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13
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influenced by not only the basic physiological aspect of
sexuality but also by different expectations, attitudes,
beliefs, and state of medical, and biological knowledge

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Sexual Behavior

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14
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is a sexual attraction and behavior directed
to other sex

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heterosexuality

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15
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is a romantic and/or sexual
attraction between members of same sex.

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HOMOSEXUALITY

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16
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are persons who can be romantically
or sexually attracted to same sex and other sex

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BISEXUALS

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17
Q

people who believed they were born with the
body of the other gender. They sometimes seek
sex change operations

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transexuality

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18
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people who view themselves as a third gender,
they are transvestites or those who believed that
traditional male-female classifications
inadequately characterized them

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transgenderism

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19
Q

types of birth control that depend with
observations on woman’s body through
monitoring and recording different fertility ignals
during her menstrual cycle

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natural contraception

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20
Q

using these contraception depends on individual’s
health status, age, sexual activity, and/or number
of partners

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artificial contraception

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21
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abstinence 0%

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natural
contraception

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22
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calendar method 25%

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natural
contraception

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23
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basal body temperature 9-25%

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natural
contraception

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24
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cervical mucus method 25%

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natural
contraception

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25
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sympthothermal method 2%

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natural
contraception

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26
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ovulation
detection 2%

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natural
contraception

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27
Q

lactation amenorrhea
method

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natural
contraception

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28
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coitus interruptus 75%

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natural
contraception

29
Q

oral
contraception

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artificial
contraception

30
Q

transdermal
patch

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artificial
contraception

31
Q

vaginal ring

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artificial
contraception

32
Q

hormonal
injections

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artificial
contraception

33
Q

intrauterine
device (IUD)

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artificial
contraception

34
Q

diaphragm

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artificial
contraception

35
Q

condoms

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artificial
contraception

36
Q

surgical
methods

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artificial
contraception

37
Q
  • Father of American Psychology
  • identified various components of
    Empirical Self: one of which is
    called the Material Self (not only
    his own body but is also
    composed of different things
    he/she possess from one’s
    family, friends, etc.
A

WILLIAM
JAMES

38
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One defines themselves and at the same
time is being defined by the people they
are acquainted from the different
endeavours and experiences in life

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WILLIAM JAMES’ IDEA

39
Q

losing of such objects or people will
render one to feel that a part of them was
lost at the same time

A

WILLIAM JAMES’ IDEA

40
Q

the time the person dies, his possession and associations
with other people will be the only objects that will remind
the world of who that person were

A

WILLIAM JAMES’ IDEA

41
Q
  • Also part of the empirical self is the SPIRITUAL
    SELF (inner most workings of the person’s mind
  • will of the person, distinguish between right or
    wrong, and intellect
  • spiritual self is the most enduring and intimate part
    of the self
A

WILLIAM JAMES

42
Q

MANIFESTATIONS OF THE
SPIRITUAL SELF

A
  • PERSON’S WILL
  • INTELLIGENCE & ABILITIES
  • MORALS
  • VALUES
43
Q

is a country that values the teachings
of religion

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Philippines

44
Q

beliefs and behaviors related to supernatural beings and powers

A

Religion

45
Q

collective body of ideas that members of a culture share
concerning the ultimate shape and substance of reality

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Worldview

46
Q

organized system of ideas
about spiritual reality, or the
supernatural, aliong with
associated beliefs and
ceremonial practices

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Religion

47
Q

concerned with the sacred,
often individual and does not
require a distinctive format or
traditional organization

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Spirituality

48
Q

a sacred narrative that explains the fundamentals of human existence

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Myth

49
Q

A culturally prescribed symbolic act or procedure designed to guide
members of a community in an orderly way
- Calendric Rituals - repetitive
- Crisis Rituals - done in times of a strong need

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Rituals

50
Q

with you all the time, especially in non-industrialized societies

A

Supernatural

51
Q

Enabling humans to explain the unexplainable

A

Cognitive Function

52
Q

Helping individuals to cope up with anxieties that often accompany
illness, accidents, death and other misfortunes

A

Emotional Function

53
Q

Social control, conflict resolution, and building group solidarity

A

Social Function

54
Q

spirit of a person
- Human body
- Spiritual

A

Soul

55
Q

Kaluluwa (Tagalog)/ Dungan (Ilonggo - not seen by human eye)

A
56
Q

Visayan fishing villages practice wherein local shamans
invokes sea-spirits

A

Harang

57
Q
  • Logotheraphy - finding meaning
  • We can’t abstain from affliction, yet we can pick how to manage
    it and discover significance in it
A

Viktor Frankl

58
Q

“Man does not simply exist
but always decides what his
existence will be, what he
will become in the next
moment

A

Anthropological

58
Q

Man’s key motivation is the
search for meaning

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Psychological

59
Q

Life has unconditional
meaning, regardless of the
circumstances or situation

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Philosophical

60
Q

citizenship or being Filipino serves as a
cognitive and motivational basis for ones beliefs and behavior

A

socio-psychological perspective

61
Q

individual act in
accordance with rules
and identities consistent
with supportive
democratic process

A

Instrumental

62
Q

Values and beliefs
embody and reinfoorce
demioocratic principles

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Morals

63
Q

self - reflection and
rederfinition of
individuals, institutions
and comunities

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Transformative

64
Q

mask we put on to draw in the innovative world

A

Digital Self

65
Q

behavior that attempts to convey
information about oneself or some image of oneself to other
people

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Self-Presentation

66
Q

attributed an
individual
possesses.

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Actual Self

67
Q

attributed an
individual would
ideally possess

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Ideal Self

68
Q

attributed an
individual ought
to possesses.

A

Ought Self

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