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WorksheetsVarious perspective and Sociological Perspective, Anthropology
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
The self as body and soul
Socrates
Plato
Balancing Reason, Appetite, and Spirit(1)
Plato
Augustine
____ The soul (mind) is divided into three parts (1)
Reason, Physical Appetite, Will or Spirit
Random, Physical Education, Will and Win
Accepting God is the path to know thyself(1)
Augustine
Rene Descartes
Self as a “thinking thing”(1)
Rene Descartes
John Locke
The self is consciousness(1)
John Locke
David Hume
There is no self(1)
David Hume
Immanuel Kant
We Construct the Self(1)
Immanuel Kant
Sigmund Freud
Two Selves: The Conscious and the Unconscious(1)
Sigmund Freud
Gilbert Ryle
The Self is How you Behave(1)
Gilbert Ryle
Paul Churchland
The Self is the Brain(1)
Paul Churchland
Maurice Merleau Ponty
_____ the self is embodied subjectivity. (1)
Maurice Merleau Ponty
Socrates
______ is the study of the role of society in shaping behavior. (2)
Sociology
Socialization
_____ is the process of learning one’s culture and how to live within it.(2)
Socialization
Psychology
_____ Social interactions as a type of 'mirror' (2)
Charles Horton Cooley
George Herbert Mead
_____ George Herbert Mead and the Social Self are have a three different stage. ( 2 )
preparatory stage, play stage, game stage
respiratory stage, playground, game store
______ - derived from the Greek word anthropos which means "human" and "logia" which refers to the "study of. ( 3)
Anthropology
Archaeology
_______ - focuses on the material past - the tools, food, pottery, art, shelters, seeds, and other objects left behind by people. ( 3)
Archaeology
Biological Anthropology
______ is the study of human biology, including how people adapt to where they live and how bodies changed over time (human evolution) ( 3)
Biological Anthropology
Linguistic anthropology
______ - is the study of how people speak and the words they use and how their language developed and evolved.(3)
Linguistic anthropology
Cultural anthropology
_____ - is the study of how people live their lives in the present and how our ancestors may have lived in the past. (3)
Cultural anthropology
Biological Anthropology
____ consists of human technology - all the things that people make and use. (3)
Material culture
Non-material culture
_____ includes intangible human creations like beliefs, values, norms, morals, rules, language, and organizations. (3)
Non-material culture
Material culture
_____ self is viewed as autonomous and distinct individual. (3)
egocentric
sociocentric
_______ self is viewed as contingent on a situation or social setting. (3)
sociocentric
egocentric
The Theory of Self ( the father of America Psychology) the self as "me" and the self as "I" (4)
James Williams
Carl Rogers
Self Theory (4)
James Williams
Carl Rogers
how we see ourselves but does not necessarily have to reflect (4)
Self Image
Self- Worth
Ideal Self
the extent to which we like, accept or approve of ourselves, or how much we value ourselves (4)
Self Image
Self- Worth
Ideal Self
the person who we would like to be(4)
Self image
Self Worth
Ideal Self
this is how you picture your body in the mind(5)
Body Image
Self- Esteem
A person overall sense of self-worth(5)
Body Image
Self-esteem
How you see your body is your_____(5)
Perceptual body image
Effective body image
The way you feel about your body is your_____ (5)
Effective body image
Cognitive body image
The way you think about your body is your_____(5)
Cognitive body image
Behavioral body image
Behaviors in which you engage as a result of your body image encompass your____(5)
Behavioral body image
Perceptual body image
Our primary possession we strive hard to make t that tha body hustions well and goo.(6)
Body
Clothes
Home
A form of self-expressin reflect how we feel, shows our social staties(6)
Body
Home
Clothes
where many aspects of your life have been developed(6)
Body
Clothes
Home
when you put more importance to material possessions than intangible values(6)
Materialism
Materialistic
Consumerism
High level of materialism considers material possessiors to be central to their life and eir identity(6)
Materialism
Materialistic
Consumerism
the consumption of material goods and services in excess of one's basic needs it encourages people to buy things that they do not really need
Materialism
Materialistic
Consumerism
a compulsive shopper someone who shops compulsively and who may feel like they have no control over their behavior(6)
Shopaholic
Shopping Addiction
"Conspicuous consumption
also known as compulsive buying disord characterized by cessive shopping cognition(6)
Shopaholic
Shopping Addiction
Conspicuous consumption
the practice of purchasing goods or services to publicly. display wealth rather than to cover basic needs(6)
Shopaholic
Shopping Addiction
Conspicuous consumption
