GEC 001 Midterm

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What is Individualism in Western thought?

The autonomy of a person.

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How is Collectivism characterized in Eastern thought?

Shaped by the people and culture.

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What is Dharma in Hinduism?

Virtue, duty, righteousness, moral law.

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What are the Four Ends of Man (Purusarthas) in Hinduism?

Dharma, Artha, Kama, Moksha.

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What does Moksha represent in Hinduism?

Liberation from the cycle of birth and rebirth.

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What is Samsara in Hinduism?

The cycle of birth, death, and reincarnation.

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Who founded Buddhism?

Siddhartha Gautama Buddha.

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What is the Middle Way in Buddhism?

Enlightenment found between extremes of indulgence and self-mortification.

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What are the Four Noble Truths in Buddhism?

Dukkha, Samudaya, Nirodha, Magga.

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What does Dukkha mean?

Life involves suffering.

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What is the cause of suffering according to Buddhism?

Attachment and desire.

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Who founded Confucianism?

K’ung-fu-Tze (Confucius).

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What does Zhong mean in Confucianism?

Loyalty and respect in relationships.

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What is the golden rule of human interactions according to Confucianism?

Shu (Reciprocity).

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What does Tao in Taoism mean?

The way of life.

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What does Ch’i refer to in Taoism?

Energy flow or life force.

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What are Yin and Yang?

Concepts representing balance and harmony in the universe.

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What defines the physical self?

The tangible aspects of a person that can be observed and examined.

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What is heredity?

The transmission of traits from parents to offspring.

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What is the phenotype?

The physical expression of a particular trait.

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What are Endomorphic, Exomorphic, and Mesomorphic body types?

Types representing fat distribution, muscle mass, and physique strength.

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What does the term 'Mass Media' refer to in the context of beauty?

Influence of media on perceptions of beauty ideals.

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What is the SOGIE spectrum?

Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Gender Expression.

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What is the Sexual Response Cycle?

Stages of physical and emotional changes during sexual activity.

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What is the first phase of the Sexual Response Cycle?

Excitement.

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What is the Responsibility Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012?

A Philippine law ensuring access to reproductive health services.

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What does 'HIV' stand for?

Human Immunodeficiency Virus.

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How is HIV transmitted?

Through blood, semen, unprotected sexual intercourse, and unsterilized syringes.

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What is AIDS?

Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome, the advanced stage of HIV.

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What are artificial family planning methods?

Hormonal contraception methods like oral contraceptives and IUDs.

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What did William James say about the material self?

It includes the physical body, possessions, reputation, and beliefs.

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According to Barbara Kruger, what does consumer culture suggest?

People are defined by their possessions.

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What does ‘Consumerism’ mean?

Societal habit of buying to meet needs and desires.

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What is Spirituality?

The search for sacredness and meaning in life.

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How does Emile Durkheim define religion?

A unified system of beliefs and practices regarding sacred things.

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What is the goal of spiritual self?

To connect the mind, body, and spirit.

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What is meant by the term 'impulsive buying'?

Purchasing based on the feeling of deserving it.

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What does 'conscious consumption' entail?

Practicing responsible and mindful purchasing habits.

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What does the term 'beauty' refer to?

The degree to which physical traits are considered pleasing.

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What influences physical self-esteem?

Social networks, societal expectations, and cultural practices.

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What is the role of family in shaping the physical self?

Family forms a crucial foundation of individual development.

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What is the relationship between materialism and identity?

Material possessions can signify identity and lifestyle.

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What are the implications of overemphasis on materialism?

It can detract from meaningful relationships and life satisfaction.

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What is the impact of consumer culture on well-being?

It may lead to unhappiness and psychological issues.

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What does the term 'colorism' refer to?

Discrimination based on skin complexion.

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Define euphemism.

A word or phrase that softens an uncomfortable topic.

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What is meant by 'responsible parenthood'?

Making informed choices about family planning and child-rearing.

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What defines the duality of life in Taoism?

The relationship and balance between life and death.

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What is the purpose of life according to Taoism?

To achieve immortality and alignment with the Tao.

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What are examples of physical characteristics shaped by environmental conditioning?

Skin tone, hair type, and body type.

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What does 'Cosmetic Surgery' refer to?

Procedures to enhance a person’s appearance.

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What is the definition of 'Consumerism'?

The societal habit of buying goods and services.

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What does 'non-physical beauty' refer to?

Beauty that cannot be measured but can be felt.

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What is the significance of beauty in media?

It shapes societal standards and personal self-image.

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What does HIV do to the body?

Attacks the immune system.