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the time where young people are in search of who they are.

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Adolescence

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This quadrant allows the participants to understand themselves well and their corresponding relationship with their significant others.

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Johari Window

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What year was the Johari Window developed?

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1955

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From whom did the “Jo” from the word Johari Window came from.

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Joseph Luft

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From whom did the “Hari” from the word Johari Window came from?

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Harrington Ingham

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Information about you that you and the others know

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Open

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7
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Information about yourself that you know but others dont.

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Hidden

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Information about yourself that you don’t know but others do.

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Blind

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Information about yourself that neither you nor other people know.

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Unknown

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The Pioneer of Western Moral Philosophy as well as the mentor of Plato.

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Socrates: Know Thyself (470-499 BC)

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One has to examine their own self and discuss about the self. It’s goal is to better of life through constant self-examination.

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Socratic Method

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What is Socrates view on self?

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The self is synonymous to the soul.

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13
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One of the dichotomous realm that is changeable, transient, and imperfect.

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Physical Realm

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One of the dichotomous realm that is unchanging, eternal, and immortal.

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Ideal Realm

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A christian theologian and philosopher. Believed that sin is the source of human unhappiness as sin impairs human free will.

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St. Augustine: The self has an Immortal Soul (354-430 BC)

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What is St. Augustine perspective on self?

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The mind is superior to the body.

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17
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When man loves the wrong things which he believes will give him happiness.

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Disordered Love

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18
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He is the Father of Anthropology.

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Franz Boaz (1858-1942)

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All cultures are essentially equal but simply had to be understood in their own terms.

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Cultural Relativism.

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The student of Franz Boaz that was tasked to do note taking at an early age.

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Margaret Mead (1901-1978)

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21
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A theory that states that children learn by watching adult behavior.

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Theory of Imprinting

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22
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Had the perspective that the self cannot be released from the society.

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George Herbert Mead (1863-1931)

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23
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A dimension of personality that is made up of individual self-awareness and self-image

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Concept of Self

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One of the Developmental Stages where there is still no sense of self and their actions are more on imitation.

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The Preparatory Stage and around 0-2 yrs old.

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One of the Developmental Stages where children began to understand language and symbols of communication.

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The Play Stage and around 3-6yrs old

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One of the Developmental Stages where children began to see not only his perspective but also those around him.

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The Game Stage and around 7 onwards

27
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terms for expected behaviors, norms, and values of society as a whole.

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Generalized Others

28
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A person can be a teacher, mom, and a sister at the same time.

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Multiple Roles

29
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Invented the Looking Glass Self.

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Charles Cooley (1864-1929)

30
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sense of self that is formed in two ways, (1) actual experience (2) what one imagine others ideas of oneself to be.

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Looking Glass Self

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One of the founders of the humanistic approach in Psychology.

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Carl Rogers (1902-1987)

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Refers to the image of oneself. The self is the center of experience.

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Self Concept

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Awareness of what one is and can do.

34
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Person’s conception of what they should be.

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Ideal Self

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A danish-german-american as developmental psychologist and psychoanalyst.

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Erik Erikson (1902-1994)

36
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Where philosophy and religion are twisted together and share the same goal—to teach how to become a perfect person.

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Eastern Concept of Self

37
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absolute reality

38
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true knowledge of self identical which is identical to brahman

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Atman (soul/spirit)

39
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self that is permanent and unchanging

40
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self that is impermanent and changes continually.

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Non-true self

41
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Concept of self is expounded in Vedanta. Goal of the person is to have a knowledge of true reality.

42
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Actions will lead to either good or bad outcomes

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Law of Karma

43
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Atman continues to be reincarnated from lifetime to lifetime until it is freed from the cycle of birth.

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Incarnation

44
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Who is the founder of Buddhism?

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Siddharta Gautama (Buddha)

45
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What is the Four Noble Truths?

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  1. Life is suffering
  2. Suffering is caused by attachment of desires.
  3. Suffering can be eliminated.
  4. Elimination of suffering is through the practice of the Eightfold Path
46
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Where can you find the Confucian docrines?

47
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Golden Rule of Confucianism

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Do not do to others what you would not want others do to you.

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Five Cardinal Relationships

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  1. Between Ruler and Minister
  2. Between Father and Son
  3. Between Husband and Wife
  4. Between Brothers
  5. Between Friends
49
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The individual’s greatest mission is self realization through cultivation. (Knowing one’s role in society and acting accordingly.)

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Confucianism

50
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The self is a subdued self: she’s to respond to what is socially required.

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Confucianism

51
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Self is an extension of Cosmos, not social relations.

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Taoism/Daoism

52
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Commonly regarded as nature that is the foundation of all that exist. The ideal is to identify yourself with this.

53
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The selfless person leads to a balanced life. In harmony with both nature and society.
Believed that in simplicity, spontaneity and harmony should govern one’s life.

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Taoism/Daoism

54
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What are the millenial generation known for?

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digital natives

55
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What are the three primary major purpose of the Internet?

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  1. Social Interaction
  2. Information acquisition and generation
  3. Entertainment
56
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The norms of appropriate and responsible behavior towards technology use.

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Essence of digital citizenship

57
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The aspect of the self that is expressed or shared with other through online interaction

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Digital Self

58
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Refers to an individual attempts, both conscious and unconscious to control how she or he projects themselves in social interactions

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Self-Presentation

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