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WorksheetsUTS Lec 1-3
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 42mins
It is an exchange of question and answer that aims to make the person remember all the knowledge that he has forgotten from his former omniscient self.
(a)
He proposed that there are 2 worlds, the world of forms and the material world.
(a)
He said that out of love, God created Man.
(a)
" I think, therefore; I am. " in Latin
(a)
He is the father of Modern Philosophy
(a)
The theory specifying that we are the same person as we were in the past as long as we remember something from the past.
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He said that there is "no self".
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Known for his book history of England.
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He believes that man is a free agent, gifted with reason and free will.
(a)
The Father of Psychoanalysis
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This division of Man's mind represents his/her biological nature, the impulses and bodily desires
(a)
Represents the self
Ego
Id
Superego
Actions and behavior is all controlled by the Ego. It is up to it if it manifest Id or Superego
True
False
"Minds are things, but different sorts of things from the bodies." who said this?
(a)
his idea is "I am my brain" who is he?
(a)
His husband said "I am my brain". Who is she?
(a)
For him, a person is defined by virtue of movement and expression.
(a)
He proposed the development stages of the self starting from just imitation to the generalized other.
(a)
"Many" others in many situations
generalized other
games
play
imitation
"One" other in "one" situation
generalized other
games
play
imitation
"Many" others in one situation
(a)
"No one" no ability to take the role of the other
(a)
He said that culture is a set of control mechanisms for directing human behavior
(a)
Geertz's concept of the self as an (a) .
The inclusive study of human race, its culture and society, and its physical development.
(a)
scientific study of human life, social group, whole societies and the human world
(a)
it dictates our behavior in the society
(a)
Lapu-Lapu statue
Material culture
Non-material culture
Bayanihan
Material culture
Non-material culture
Patriotism
Material culture
Non-material culture
Manunggul
Material culture
Non-material culture
Material Culture can manifest in the non-Material culture of people
true
false
non-Material Culture can manifest in the Material culture of people
true
false
occupation mobility is higher
collectivist
individualist
people are born into extended families
collectivist
individualist
children learn to think in terms of "we"
collectivist
individualist
task over relationship
collectivist
individualist
media is the primary source of information
collectivist
individualist
The individualistic view of the self is wrong.
true
false
The values of a society changes over time, and if they do not, the society will be fine as long as they stay true to their roots.
true
false
The transformation of the social world resulted further in the fragmentation of the self
true
false
they are "culture creators"
(a)
The Self(ie) Generation is born on years ____ - ____
(a)
the person we want to be
ideal self
real self
how I see "me"
ideal self
real self
Maki thought that she could hit the ball but when she was on the field she was hit instead
incongruence
congruence
Galago thought that he would be able to climb Mt. Apo alone and he successfully climbed it but he could never find a way to climb down again
incongruence
congruence
refers to how we "value" ourselves
(a)
refers to an individual's belief in his/her capacity to execute behaviors necessary to produce specific performance attainments.
(a)
High self-esteem guarantees success
true
false
all of your self-schema combined
(a)
He is associated with the term "self-schema"
(a)
Past experiences + current behavior + future expectations =
(a)
