WorksheetsUnderstanding The Self
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is the essence of mind?
thought
substance
modes of substance
mind
According to him the body and soul is inseparable. the self is a unified creature
Socrates
Plato
St. Augustine
Aristotle
The part of the soul responsible for reason and critical thought possessed only by humans.
Emotional Soul
Appetitive soul
Rational Soul
Spiritual soul
According to him self is composed of body and brain
Sigmund Freud
John Locke
David Hume
Rene Descartes
Concerned with social rules and morals. it is the conscience or moral compass
ego
id
super id
super ego
It governs human behavior
impression
reason
passion
experience
it is what makes a rational soul the highest level of soul
capable of thinking
capable of thinking
Hylomorphism
vision and purpose
It is subjected to the mechanical laws
physical body
mind
soul
brain
Rene Descartes describe this as the intellectual substance which possesses a will
mind
physical body
soul
brain
Identical with knowledge
virtuous
virtue
endogenously
knowledge
It is the method of teaching used by the Greek philosopher Socrates
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Socrates' most well known pupil. Founded an academy in Athens.
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According to him all living things have souls
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According to him body dies on earth while the soul lives eternally in spiritual bliss with god
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He is a scottish philosopher from edinburgh who is a prime mover in western philosophy
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He was born in Prussia and was a great contributor in modern western philosophy
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He believes that the self comes from behavior— that we are just a bundle of behaviors caused by physical workings of the body
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He said that there is harmony of what we aim at and what is given , between intention and performance
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Person's one true self according to Socrates
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It is a material and destructible part
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It is required in the formation of self-perception as well as self concept
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It is capable of emotions according to plato
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Is derived from internal and external stimulus and they create impressions on the individual
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He is the father of liberalism
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Something that exist independently like the mind
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