Albert Bandura Class 8

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What is existentialism?

Create purpose and meaning in ourselves

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Reciprocal determinism:

 

We choose many of the situations we enter. We are changed by the situations we experience. Your presence changes these situations

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Existentialism

By Frank & May Founded as reaction to science/technology/rationalism:

-Originated mid-1800s, caught on after WW2. Science/ Tech/ Rationalism degrades human experience because it alienates us from humanity

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Humanism and self-actualization

Rogers, Maslow

Mental states could not be reduced to (humans are inherently good)

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Self-determination theory

Deci & Ryan( more than route to happiness)

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Personal constructs

George Kelly

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Physicalism

all things can be reduced to their physical properties and are governed by the laws of physics i.e., what is real is what is observable

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The "Knowledge" or "What it's like" Argument:

Knowledge of phenomenal experience cannot be learned or derived from complete physical knowledge

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E.F. Schumacher (1977) posted a thought experiment

Material world can be subdivided into materials, plants, animals, and people

-What differentiates plants from minerals?

What differentiates animals from plants?

What differentiates people from animals?

Are all of these qualities physically observable?'

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Fundamental doctrine: Existence precedes essence

Your personality/ experience are not given or pre-determined, but rather constructed/ chosen by you ''

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The existential attitude

-Life is inherently absurd:

-There is no "good" and "Bad" in nature

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Thrown-ness

You don't choose to live here/now

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Existential dilemma:

Who am I, why am I here?

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Anguish

choices always involve ambiguous (Not clear cut) trade-off

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Forlorn

We own our choices and are alone in them

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Despair

many (very important) aspects of life lie beyond your control

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Two ways forward:

Develop optimistic toughness and live each moment to its fullest - living an authentic existence. -Avoid confronting this dilemma by withdrawing from the moment - living in bad faith

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Its impossible

"If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice"- Geddy Lee

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Whats wrong with bad faith?

IT means you essentially forfeit your one life out of fear of death

 

It won't make you happy

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Uncertainty leads to angst

The absence of predictable outcomes triggers emotional distress and apprehension.


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Focus on phenomenological experience:

The only reality is the one you are creating/experiencing right now

 

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Self-efficacy vs.(locus of control):

-Focus on behaviors vs. outcomes(LoC)

-Specific vs. generalized(LoC) expectancies