Which does not belong to the GE curriculum offered?

introduces major theories of personalities or the self its nature development and dynamics from different perspective such as philosophical psychological sociological and anthropological perspective as well as those forces and factors that lead to the formation of the self and identity

provides an experiential learning so as to ground these theories and perspectives in student's concern and issues relating to other personal self and identity

Attaining self knowledge shall be the main focus on taking this course

Which is does not belong to Natural sciences are

Which of the following belong to the Social sciences group ?

some philosophers claim that philosophy cannot be defined because it is a mental activity each rational being has

states that philosophy as a reflective activity is rooted in our lived experience

states that philosophy is not a body of doctrines

characterized by a passion or love for wisdom ultimate principle of everything that exists and natural reason

was the first philosopher known in the west

The danger in knowing the self is that one has the tendency to become self conscious

had a vision of the whole of reality that all material things and all forms of life are coming from only one source and those with this vision he theorized that water must be the highest principle possible to explain his vision

Taoist considered as an empty cup more useful than a full one

on the other hand is a firm convection of a proposition is establish by faith not by facts

is a firm conviction of a proposition is published by facts

refers to something that has really occurred or is occurring or is actually the case

Refers to the statement of facts that may be asserted or denied

Socratic wisdom than is characterized with

Is known as the wisest person ever lived

A knowledgeable person is one who makes truth claims about the world but he is not necessarily wise because he has the tendency to never admit mistakes

is knowledgeable yet he has the attitude of humility to accept that he can commit mistakes and to admit the fact that he can't know everything

It is a philosophically belief which claims that man is composed of material body and immaterial soul

by aristotle and saint thomas aquinas. the two principles body and soul are distinct and separable and one principle is less important which is the material body and the other the immaterial soul.

when the soul separates from the body that is the end of the man and there is no life after death

he is known as the father of communism

is the basic social group related by blood or consanguinity or marriage or affinity

aristocracy is a type of government governed by few

Which one is not considered as abrahamic religion

it refers to being sensitive to an offense or insult

known also as the property less society

is the systematic study of human society

is a pattern of norm centered on a major social goal of value or need

in 1994 what is the significant change in the philippine education

is a type of government where leaders are elected

is a type of government which usurps all powers, roles and functions of other institutions

he developed the looking-glass self theory

He is the proponent of direct democracy

founder of psychoanalysis

he defined culture as that complex whole which includes knowledge beliefs art morals custom and any other capabilities and habits acquired by man as a member of society

it refers to a collective conceptions of what is considered good desirable and proper

it refers to a sacred engagement or relationship with what is believed to be spiritually reality

it is understood when there is a service received or something done whether solicited or not that demands a return

the proponent of representative democracy

it deals with the origin and evolutionary process of men

a pattern of norms centered on a major social goal value or need

A philosophical belief which claims that man is primarily a subjectivity enfleshed in the human form.  This is propounded by Gabriel Marcel.  For Marcel, the body is "me."  The "subject/I" is inseparably one with the body.

A philosophical belief which claims that self is simply a mental construct, or "an idea or concept."  If it is an idea, then there is no reality of it.  For Hume, the self is the outcome of an "association of simple ideas" from impressions of our daily life.

Philosopher for pluralism

philosopher for holism

philosopher for post modern view of self

philosopher for mechanistic view of self

Self is a mental construct --thus not real.  What seems to be the reality of self is simply created by language.

A philosophical belief which claims that man is like a machine.  All of his actions (overt or covert) are products of a natural mechanism of the human body just like the bodies of other living organisms.

Starting academic year 2018 to 2019 college students are taking _of the general education curriculum

said that man is the “embodiment of the fallen soul.”

is generally known as the Father of Modern Philosophy

a British philosopher, describes this mind-body dualism as the doctrine of the "ghost in the machine.

believes that every existing thing/object is composed of matter and form.