Who created the idea about Multiple and Unified Selves?

Who was the Philosopher who believed that the living body, his thoughts, emotions, and experiences are unified.

Who was the Philosopher who created this famous quotation "Do not do unto others what you want others do unto you"?

What is the term being used when false self if both functional for both the person and for society?

Who was the Philosopher who disagree with the view of other Philosophers and believed that a person is considered to be human because you can hear, feel, and see them and not because of the person's soul.

It is the study of society, social institutions, and social relationships.

Who created the theory of the self as cognitive instruction which is the same with George Herbert Mead's theory?

This is one of the beliefs under Confucianism where an individual has the ability to learn, to become educated, and become a moral and upstanding person.

This refers to the person's transition between childhood to adulthood.

Sigmund Freud was able to develop the three layers of the SELF; Conscious, Preconscious, and Unconscious. What is the meaning of the Unconscious part of the self in Freud's view?

This is the stage where children begin to role play and pretend to be other people.

It deals with the description, explanation, prediction and control of behavior of a person.

What was the reason why Confucius left his work under Duke ding in the state of Lu?

The following are the three ways on how physical appearance impacts people’s self worth except for one.

Sigmund Freud was able to develop the three layers of the SELF; Conscious, Preconscious, and Unconscious. What is the meaning of the Preconscious part of the self in Freud's view?

What was the theory made by Charles Horton Cooley?

One of the basic goals of Psychology where a person asks several questions first before finalizing his/her decision.

One of the Five main Confucian Beliefs/Virtues which means being familiar with what is just and fair and being morally right.

Among the three period of Adolescence which starts from 15-17 years old?

Who was the Philosopher who stated that the body of a human is just the same as to animals and objects.

Among the subfield of Anthropology which helps in identifying a group of people and a means to discover social interactions?

William James created four aspects under the "ME" part of ourselves, which one of the given aspects below is incorrect?

This refers to the people who are responsible for the actions of the individual.

The following are the factors which may affect the physical self perception of a person EXCEPT for one:

What is the meaning of Rene Descartes' "I think, therefore I am."

One of the subfields of Anthropology which deals with a group's manner of living.

Which refers to the ability of a person to anticipate the consequences of prospective actions?

One of the Confucianism beliefs that one’s body is a gift from their parents, which one is it?

One of the periods of adolescence stage is late adolescence, what is the specific span of it?

Who was the Philosopher who believed that the soul always yearns to be with the Divine?

Which focuses not just the man alone but the totality of what it means to be a human?

Which one of the following talks about following social codes and external rules?

The following are some of the characteristics of the people from Eastern countries EXCEPT for one:

Plato's three components of the soul are Rational, Spirited, and Appetitive soul. What is Appetitive soul?

Rituals are religious activities only which are participated in a group with the same goal.

The solid self has beliefs, opinions, convictions and life principles.

The collection of works of Confucius were called the Analects of Confucius.

What is the meaning and difference of body and soul according to Socrates?

Which among the three phases of change in Self Identity talks about the transition of one's identity to another?

Who was the person who supports the conception that anxiety and stress can disrupt the quality of one’s relationship?

The following are some of characteristics of the people from Western countries EXCEPT for one:

What is the study of nature of knowledge, reality and existence.

This talks about self-assessments, awareness of physical attributes, personality and etc.

What do we call the process of joining two or more things together to form a single entity?

St. Thomas Aquinas proposed this equation:

Man = matter + form

What does St. Thomas Aquinas mean about the word form in his equation?

Egocentric means being focused on one's own social group, the membership of a person in a particular group defines the boundaries of the self

Who was the philosopher who stated that when a person knows who she/he is, all his/her issues and difficulties will vanish?

Which of the three phases of Self-Identity where change was already absorbed, blended and merged?

LAST QUESTION! Yay!!

What helps a person of his/her preferences towards good or bad, right or wrong, which are considered as the core of every culture as well?