UNDERSTANDING THE SELF

According to him, the highest form of human excellence is to question oneself and others

• a. Socrates

• b. Plato

• c. Aristotle

• d. None of the above

According to _______ view of the human person, the body is that imperfect part of a person that is doomed to die on earth and constantly desires to be in touch with the spiritual realm of the Divine God.

• A. Socrates

• b. Plato

• c. Augustine

• d. Aristotle

He also believed that consciousness comes from the mind. It gives us our identity and sense of self because it is where our drives, intellect, passion, and understanding live

• A. Plato

• b. Aristotle

• c. Descartes

• d. Locke

Who is the Father of Modern Philosophy?

(a)  

The term (a)   argues that a person develops his or her characteristics biologically

A person develops his or her characteristics through the influence of external factors such as the environment and the society

(a)  

____ is how a person feels about being part of a group. It has to do with nationality, ethnicity, religion, social class, generation, region, or any other type of social group with its own unique culture

• A. Culture Identity

• b. Nature

• c. Nurture

• d. All of the above

In his Social Self Theory that a sense of self is formed through social interactions such as watching and talking to other people

• A. Locke

• b. George Mead

• c. Plato

• d. Aristotle

He considered that the body was a key part of the subjective self

• A. Plato

• b. Locke

• c. Augustine

• d. Maurice Merleau Ponty

"I act, therefore I am!" Our behaviors and deeds are what give us a feeling of self, according to him, who dismantles the dichotomy between the mind and the body

• a. Ryle

• b. Kyle

• c. Rylle

• d. None of the above