Understanding the Self (1T 19-20) (Franz Mabait)

It is the Philosopher who believe in that one can know only what comes from the senses
and experience.
=Hume

He doubted the basic idea of the individual character and says that there is no lasting self
=David Hume
Father of Modern Philosophy
=Rene Descartes
One of the world's best known and most widely read and studied philosopher
=Plato
The two philosophers who answer the "WHO AM I?"
=John Locke and Descartes
Rene Descartes said that our mind and thought are true identity and he called it
=A soul
Philosophy is the study of
=Of general and fundamental problems
Philosophy means in greek word "philosophia"
=Love of Wisdom
The philosopher who is considered the "Father of Psychoanalysis"
=Sigmund Freud
"Philosphia" means
=Love of Wisdom

(Franz Mabait)

This social perspective focuses on the negative, clashed and ever-changing nature of
society
=Conflict Perspective

This thinker looked and studied class struggle in society

=Karl Marx

Ethnology means
=Is analysis, comparison and contrast of cultures of people
Sociology comes from the greek words "sociouos" and "logos" which means
=Society and Study
It is also called Biological anthropology
=Physical Anthropology
What is Anthropology?
= Is the study of similarities and differences of individuals

It is focuses on the study of politics or government.

=Political Science
This sociological perspective states that sociologist should look into details and symbols to
understand and interpret how people react
=Symbolic interactionist perspective

It is the study of different patterns in human behavior, thought and feelings.

=Cultural Anthropology

Aguste Comte defines sociology as ____.

=Scientific study of society
Is a field of medicine that is concerned with the treatment of mental illness
=Psychiatry

It deals with nature and behavior of a population and relations to the groups present social
intuitions.
= Social Anthropology (HINULAAN)

Is a science that studies man's culture.

=Anthropology
 Deals with the applicability and usefulness of the principles and theories of group life as
bases for the regulation of man's social environment.
=Sociological theory and method(HINULAAN)

What is Psychology?
=Is the study of person mind
Functionalism is a theory influenced by _________________________________________.
=Darwin's Theory of Evolution
What are the Goals of Psychology?
=Describe, explain, predict and influence behavior and mental processes
Psychoanalysis means ________________________________________________.
=Make unconscious; it restrain trauma through therapy
Is a psychologists who developed " operant conditioning theory"
=B.F.Skinner
What is theory?
=Is a general set of principles to suggest the explanation of how a number of separate facts are
related

Human reproduction is possible by

=All of the choices
This refers to the body which is a marvelous and complex container of human experiences
=Physical Self
He introduced the concept of the body ego
=Sigmund Freud
This refers to biological traits that society associates with being male or female
= Sex
_______ used to prevent conception
=In-vitro fertilization
Refers to close ties or feelings of familiarity to a person
=Intimacy
Meanings of femininity or masculinity that is associated with culture
=Gender
He considers the body as the source of sensation and the origin and maintenance of
personality
=William James
Practices, sexual activities and identity which may or may not be aligned with biological
traits or cultural meanings
=Sexuality
He argued that mind and body are one and all psychological process are part of physical
processess
=William James

The Digital Self can be seen in the form of __________.

=Profiles or Avatars
Is the Filipino version of the famous line "hakuna matata"
=Bahala Na
The spiritual self provides _______________ and ______________ to our physical self.
=Insight, intuition
The individual seems to be offered a __________ slate in the digital world.
= Clean
According to Frank Trentmann, the old critics of luxury said that the human self was
something _________ that existed apart from the material world.
=Pure
One guideline for proper sharing of information and ethical use of the internet is _________.
=Be choosy about your online friends
The sum of all our characteristics and our interactions isour _________________.
=Partial Identity
For William James, the core of the material self is the _______.
=Body
A close to perfect analogy of the Spiritual Self and the Spiritual Dimension is how
______________are connected to the ______________.
=Computers, Internet
 Making their guests feel at home is a Filipino value and trait called ___________.
=Hospitality

In the acronym S-M-A-R-T in setting goals for success, What does S stands for?
=Specific
This facet of wellness has to do with being able to cope with life's challenges and
successes
=Emotional
Aside from actually studying students also need to pray.
=TRUE
Give 1 type of mindset according to the psychologist Carol Dweck
=Growth mindset
This facet of wellness has to do with the ability to connect and relate to other people and
being able to empathize or sympathize with others
=Social
In the acronym S-M-A-R-T in setting goals for success, What does R stands for?
=Relevant
Being punctual and being honest are some qualities of a successful student.
=TRUE
The main or basic types of learning are:
=Classical Conditioning, Operant Conditioning, Observational Learning
Instincts and reflexes involve learning.
=FALSE
Maintaining a Spiritual Practice is part of Physical Self-care.
=TRUE
It is a pure description of the culture of a people or an ethic group
=Ethnology

It is the Philosopher who believe in that one can know only what comes from the senses
and experience
= David Hume
It is phenomenologist who asserts that mind-body bifurcation that has been going on for a
long time is a furtile endeavor an invalid problem.
= Meleau-Ponty
Ethnology means
=Is analysis, comparison and contrast of cultures of people
His view of the human person reflects the entire spirit of the medieval world when it comes
to man.
= Rene Descartes

It is one type or an ethic group

= Ethnology

He dismisses the Cartesian Dualism

= St. Augustine(NOTSURE)

"Philosphia" means
= Love of Wisdom

Once a plan has been devised it must be carried out.

= Carry out the plan

"Logus" means
= Study human
He influenced Neo-Platonism
= St. Augustine
It's also called an individualistic culture since their focus is on the person
= Western Culture
IT is a code of Ethical Conduct of how should properly act according to their relationship
with other people.
= Confucianism
Also emphasize more on the value of equality even if they see that the individual can rise
above everything else
= Western Culture
It is the information processing theories
 =
Taoism means________________________________________.
= Is living in the way of the Tao or the universe
The Westerns emphasize ________________________________________________.
= More on the value of equality
The two philosophers who answer the "WHO AM I?"
=John Locke and Descartes
Who is the muslim scholar (801-806)?
= All the above
Confucianism can be seen as a code of _______________________________.
= Social life
It is the study of the past events.
=HISTORY
Rene Descartes said that our mind and thought are true identity and he called it.
= a soul
It is utilization of pure sociological theories and methods outside academic settings
= Applied psychology
Deals with the operations of the body systems and organs and their interactions
= Physiology

Wundt's student and the founder of structuralism

= Edward Titchener
Deals with the interaction of the people to the environment.
= Social Psychology
This theory used direct observations to supplement introspection
= Functionalism
He conceived of the human person as having a body and a mind.
= St. Augustine
It is a branch of general anthropology concerned with the study of man's culture and society
in the past.
 = Anthropology
What Psychologists do?
= All of the choices
Buddhism means ______________________________.
= Human person
Who launched the cognitive revolution in psychology
= George Miller
The study of patterns in human behavior
= Cultural Anthropology
Study of a single social institution
= Economics(NOT SURE)
He influenced Neo-Platonism
= St. Augustine
Is the study of perception and its influence on thinking and problem solving
= Gestalt
It is focuses on the study of politics or government
= Political Science
It is the name of the game and they are more likely straightforward and forceful in their
communication as well as decision making.
= Competition
It is also called Biological Anthropology
= Physical Anthropology
It also called Biological Anthropology
=PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
The proponent of "little Albert" study.
=John Bratson Watson
Who founded the Psycho analysis theory?
=SIGMUND FREUD
One of the world's best known and most widely read and studied philosopher
=PLATO
One of the world's best known and most widely read and studied philosopher
=PLATO
IT is a code of Ethical Conduct of how should properly act according to their relationship
with other people.
= Confucianism

MIDTERM
It is characterized by an in depth fiery feeling or attractedness which can be sexual or
romantic attraction
=Passion
Identify the kinds of Love Associated by the following emotions or emotion combinations
based on Sternberg’s Triangular Theory of Love. Drag your answer to the spaces provided
=
Drag and Drop: Identify the parts of a Female Anatomy, Drag your answer to the spaces
provided
=
Identify the parts of a Male Anatomy. Drag your answer to the spaces provided
=

This is viewing a person who is Not naturally sexual but seeing it as such
=Objectification
These are people who do not identify themselves with a particular gender or sexual
assignment
=Gender Queer
A psychologist who proposed the triangular theory of love
=Robert Sternberg
Who works the " system of logic"
=John Stuart Mill's
A branch of social science that study living organisms
=Biology
Ethnology means"
= Is analysis, comparison and contrast of cultures of people
Who founded the modern experimental psychology
= Edward Titchener
These are people whose biological attributes are not aligned with his/her perception of
his/her gender
= Transgender
Which of the following is NOT a sexual response?
= Arousal
It is focuses on the study of politics or government".
= Political Science
Give an Example of Common Sexually transmitted infections or diseases
= TRICH
Taoism means______________.
= Is living in the way of the Tao or the universe
Confucianism can be seen as a code of ______________.
= Ethical conduct
_______ is used to prevent conception
= Birth control pills and contraception(NOTSURE)
Which of the following is Not a misconception about sex?
= It is fluid and may change
A branch of social science that study the property and composition of substance and related
changes of those substances
= Chemistry
These are people whose biological body is aligned with their gender identity
= Cis-Gender
It is characterized by an intense feeling or closeness to a person
= Intimacy
A psychologist who initiated the idea of functionalism and focused on direct observations to
supplement introspection
= William James
This is viewing a person as a sexual object for one's own pleasure
=Objectification

FINALS
Self-care is a lifetime habit and culture.
=TRUE
In the acronym S-M-A-R-T in setting goals for success, What does T stands for?
=Time-Bound
This facet of wellness has to do with the ability to have an open mind and welcoming to new
learnings or ideas
=Intellectual
Setting a time frame when to achieve a goal restricts a person and creates frustration
=True
Goals should have a set deadline
= Time-Bound
The sum of all our characteristics and our interactions is our _________________.
= Partial Identity
A tool to help us manage our time, plans, action list, and notes in our daily job can be a
_________.
= Diary
The initial process of learning happens in our nervous system.
= True
There is greater self-____________ from the individual in the online world even if it is true in
real life or not
= Expression
This pertains to all facets of a person's well-being inside and out
= Wellness
It is better to socialize with other people that having time for oneself
= True
This a factor of wellness that has genes inherited that contribute to our susceptibility or
immunity to diseases
= Family History/Heredity
Instincts and reflexes involve learning.
=FALSE
This a factor of wellness that has to do with how we take care of our body
= Health Habits
In the acronym S-M-A-R-T in setting goals for success, What does M stands for?
= Measurable
Self-care involves a life of wild sex, drugs, and alcohol.
= False
To be successful, people should not merely rely on "will-power"
= True
In writing down goals, people should use the words "I would" "I hope" "I might"
= False
This facet of wellness has to do with the ability to recognize a higher being that satisfies the
need of the soul
= Spiritual
All successful and rich people display "wellness" in all facets of life
= True
Goals should be aligned with the purpose or direction you want to achieve
= Relevant
This psychological Mindset states that people who have the ability to recover from failures
faster are most successful
= Grit Mindset
Recognizing and accepting mistakes is called "Self-Forgiveness"
= False
This pertains to the state of a person's body which is free from any injury or illness
= Health
People who failed in achieving goals are the ones who do not have good planning
strategies
=TRUE
Ruining each other's reputations and pulling each other down is a Filipino trait called
__________.
= Crab Mentality
Eating all food groups (go, glow and glow food) is most important than portion size
= FALSE
Access to Healthcare is ready available to everyone since there are local health centers and
hospitals everywhere
=FALSE
The first step to achieving goals is to write them down, to make it a reality.
= True
It is important to follow society's description of beauty in order to be "in"
=FALSE
Desiring to look more foreign than local and favoring foreign products than Filipino products
is a trait called ___________________.
= Colonial Mentality

In the acronym S-M-A-R-T in setting goals for success, What does A stands for?
=Attainable
Goals should be something you desire and want. Achieving goals should have a sense of
purpose. This statement says that goals are________________
= Motivating

Goal that cannot be measured do not indicate progress

=FALSE
Every action is aimed to achieve a result
=TRUE
Net surfing is a good stress reliever because it improves mood and boost immunity
= False
Goals should be realistic
= Attainable
Deliberate Practice pushes people harder and get out of their comfort zones
=TRUE
UNDERSTANDING THE SELF
"The Political Self" suggests, the psychological and the economic, the political and the
personal, in reality constantly ________and __________.
= Interact, interweave PRELIM
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Is the study of perception and its influence on thinking and problem solving
Select one:
a. Structuralism
b. Behaviorism
c. Gestalt
d. Functionalism
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It also called Biological Anthropology

Select one:
a. Physical Anthropology
b. Archaeology
c. Sociology
d. Cultural Anthropology
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Who launched the cognitive revolution in psychology

Select one:
a. Tolman
b. Wolfgang Kohler
c. George Miller
d. Sigmund Freud
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Is the science of society and the social interactions taking place therein
Select one:
a. Sociology
b. Biology
c. Anthropology
d. Ethnology

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It is a pure description of the culture of a people or an ethic group

Select one:
a. Anthropology
b. Sociology
c. Ethnography
d. Ethnology
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It also called Biological Anthropology

Select one:
a. Sociology
b. Physical Anthropology
c. Archaeology
d. Cultural Anthropology
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It is the Philosopher who believe in that one can know only what comes from the senses
and experience
Select one:
a. Plato
b. St. Augustine
c. Gilbert Ryle
d. David Hume
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Also emphasize more on the value of equality even if they see that the individual can rise
above everything else
Select one:
a. Western Culture
b. Confucianism
c. Eastern Culture
d. Buddhism
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He conceived of the human person as having a body and a mind.

Select one:
a. David Hume
b. Rene Descartes
c. Plato
d. St. Augustine
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Deals with the operations of the body systems and organs and their interactions
Select one:
a. Economic
b. Chemistry
c. Biology
d. Physiology
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It is focuses on the study of politics or government

Select one:
a. Psychology
b. Political Science
c. Sociology
d. Ethnology
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Once a plan has been devised it must be carried out.

Select one:
a. Review the solution
b. Carry out the plan
c. Devise a plan
d. Understand the problem
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It is one type or an ethic group

Select one:
a. Anthropology
b. Ethnographer
c. Ethnography
d. Ethnology
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The proponent of "little Albert" study.

Select one:
a. John Bratson Watson
b. B.F. Skinner
c. Max Wertheimer
d. William James
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The Westerns emphasize ________________________________________________.

Select one:
a. More on the Value of quality
b. More on the value of equality
c. More on the value of self
d. More on the Value of individualistic
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The two philosophers who answer the "WHO AM I?"

Select one:
a. Plato and Hume
b. Ryle and Ponty
c. John Locke and Descartes
d. Aristotle and Augustine
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Buddhism means ______________________________.

Select one:
a. Human person
b. Is a path of practice and spiritual development
c. Body and Soul
d. Human person reflects the entire spirit of medieval world
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"Logus" means
Select one:
a. Study human
b. Science or Study
c. None of the choices
d. Experiment
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It is phenomenologist who asserts that mind-body bifurcation that has been going on for a
long time is a furtile endeavor an invalid problem.
Select one:
a. John Locke
b. Plato
c. St. Augustine
d. Meleau-Ponty
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Wundt's student and the founder of structuralism

Select one:
a. John Stuart Mills
b. William James
c. Al Kindi
d. Edward Titchener
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It is the information processing theories

Select one:
a. Computer
b. Television
c. Scanner
d. Radio
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Study of a single social institution

Select one:
a. Psychology
b. Linguistics
c. Economics
d. Anthropology
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It is the study of the past events.

Select one:
a. Sociology
b. Linguistics
c. History
d. Psychology
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His view of the human person reflects the entire spirit of the medieval world when it comes
to man.
Select one:
a. David Hume
b. St. Augustine
c. Rene Descartes
d. Plato

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What Psychologists do?

Select one:
a. Research
b. Practice
c. Thinking
d. All of the choices
The study of patterns in human behavior
Select one:
a. Archeology
b. Cultural Anthropology
c. Ethnology
d. Physical Anthropology
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One of the world's best known and most widely read and studied philosopher
Select one:
a. Gilbert Ryle
b. Plato
c. David Hume
d. Meleau ponty
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Deals with the interaction of the people to the environment.

Select one:
a. Social Psychology
b. Social Organization
c. Demography
d. Social Disorganization
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This theory used direct observations to supplement introspection
Select one:
a. Behaviorism
b. Functionalism
c. Psycho analysis
d. Structuralism
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Ethnology means
Select one:
a. Is analysis, comparison and contrast of cultures of people
b. Study of behavior
c. Study of man evolution
d. Systematic study of recorded and un recorded languages