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This is a popular tool for understanding the perspectives of the self-based on your insight and the insight of others.

Johari’s Window

Who are the two psychologist who made the Johari’s Window?

Joseph Luft and Harrington Ingham

When was the Johari’s Window created?

1955

The Johari’s Window is divided by 4 quadrants. Name the 4.

Arena, Blind Spot, Facade, and Unknown.

You are aware, and at the same time, others are aware of it too.

Arena

You are not aware at it, but the others do.

Blind Spot

You are aware of it, while others do not.

Facade

Both you and others do not know this.

Unknown

What are the 4 schools of thought?

Philosophy, Sociology, Anthropology, and Psychology.

This is the love of wisdom. It aims to find self through rational and objective presentation of observable facts.

Philosophy

Greek word of Love

Philos

Greek word of Wisdom

Sophia

These people are the one who attempts to find the ultimate truth.

Philosophers

Who is the philosopher who define Philosophy as “For the Love of Wisdom”?

Pythagoras

This is a branch of social science that presents the self-based on society. It studies the behavior and reactions of man based on society.

Sociology

This is a basic unit of society.

Family

These people examine behaviors of the self, anchored on their society, social network, group, communities, and others.

Sociologists

This is the study of man based on its cultural perspective and tradition. This are based on past and present evidence present to undertand the situation.

Anthropology

This is a branch of philosophy. Its a scientific study of human behavior by understanding mental processes, brain function, and behavioral patterns.

Psychology

Before the era of Socrates, what were the philosophers focused on?

Cosmo-centric studies, where their focus is to find the ultimate meaning and the composition of the world, or what it is made of.

At the era of Socrates, what were the focus of the ancient philosophers?

Philosophical inquiry or Introspection and Self-knowledge.

The father of ancient western philosophy.

Socrates

Socrates Era (Time)

469/470 - 399 BCE

This is his mean of endeavoring to understand the world through the lens of philosophy. This involves questioning a person without answering. This aids the person to reach an authentic answer through a series of questions that always end with the phrase “I so npt know”.

Socratic Method

What books did Plato wrote about Socrates?

The Republic and The Apology

Where did Socrates go by his daily endeavors?

Agora

What age did socrates die? And the reason?

70, by questioning the existance of god and corrupting the youth.

The drink he took that killed him

Poison Hemlock

This is the most crucial factor of socrates.

Virtue

Socrates most famous line.

The unexamined life is not worth living as a man.

The one who created the Theory of Form and Matter.

Plato

Plato’s Era (Time)

428-348 BCE

This is Plato’s philosophical Idea.

Platonic Dialogue

THis is the idealistic concept from Plato. Based on this, he asserted that the Physical World (World of Matter) is inaccurate. It is not the real world but mere imitation of the perfrct world, namely the World of Form.

The Theory of Form and Matter

Based by Plato, the soul/psyche is divided to three parts. Name the three.

Rational, Spirited, and Appetitive.

State the Representation in The Body, Virtue, Vice, and Drive of Rational

Brain, Wisdom, Pride/Sloth, Logic.

State the Representation in The Body, Virtue, Vice, and Drive of Spirited

Soul, Courage, Anger/Envy, Feelings

State the Representation in The Body, Virtue, Vice, and Drive of Appetitive

Stomach/Genatalia, Moderation, Greed, Desire

The sensual part of the soul.

Appetitive

This focused more on the feelings and emotions of self.

Spirited