COMPILATION

Socrates

Body and Soul

Plato

Appetitive

John Locke

Tabula Rasa

Philosophy

Love of Wisdom

Socrates

"The unexamined life is not worth living"

Patricia Churchland

Neurophilosophy

Maurice Merleau-Ponty

inside and outside are inseparable

Behaviorism

rewards and punishments to modify behavior

Plato

Spirited

"Noverimte, noverim me"

"May I know you [God], May I know myself."

Socrates

Soul and Mind

Plato

Appetitive

John Locke

Tabula Rasa

Philosophy

Love of Wisdom

Socrates

"The unexamined life is not worth living"

Patricia Churchland

Neurophilosophy

Maurice Merleau-Ponty

inside and outside are inseparable

Behaviorism

rewards and punishments to modify behavior

Plato

Spirited

"Noverimte, noverim me"

"May I know you [God], May I know myself."

Plato

Unchangeable, eternal and divine.

David Hume

There is no "mind" beyond the brain, no "self" and no "soul".

Socrates

"The life is not worth living".

"Noverimte, noverim me" by St

St

our purpose in life and the meaning of existence should be both spiritual and personal.

Socratic Method

apply Socrate's approach to learn what is fundamental about the universe and about people.

Sigmund Freud

Father of Psychoanalysis.

John Locke

The Self is formed by experience, awareness, or memory, and from which all our thoughts derive.

Sigmund Freud

Id, Ego, Superego.

Apperception

the process through which we cognitively incorporate new concepts into existing ones.

The Play Stage

Charles Horton Cooley

The Play Stage

The I

The Play Stage

Looking-glass self

Erving Goffman

The Game Stage

The Looking-glass Self

The Play Stage

Dramaturgy

The play stage

Sociology

Charles Horton Cooley

Looking-glass self

Dramaturgical approach

Gilbert Ryle

The game stage

Western - Individualistic

According to Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial development, which stage occurs during adolescence and is characterized by the search for personal identity and a sense of self?

Trust vs

Autonomy vs

Initiative vs

Identity vs

In the context of self-concept, what term refers to the beliefs, attitudes, and values that an individual holds about themselves?

Self-esteem

Self-image

Self-perception

Self-identity

According to George Herbert Mead's theory of socialization, which term refers to the process through which individuals learn to take on the perspective of others and develop a sense of self?

Role-taking

Self-reflection

Self-awareness

Self-actualization

In the context of self-concept, what term refers to the overall evaluation or judgment that an individual has of themselves?

Self-esteem

Self-image

Self-perception

Self-identity

Jaycee's stage of development

Identity VS. role confusion

Major conflict in young adulthood

Intimacy VS. isolation

Cultural perception of beauty

Women of the Kayan tribes wearing neck rings

Body dysmorphic disorder

Sara's belief that she doesn't fit the standard beauty of society

Basic conception of the self in Western Philosophy

Negative Thoughts in paranoid schizophrenia

Basic conception of the self in Western Philosophy

Ambiguous common sense in high school student

Descartes' foundational aspect of the self

Rational thought

Confucian decision aligning with the self

Balance personal aspirations with filial piety and respect for family values

Substance in German classical philosophy

Self

Natural law in Confucianism

The action of the self should be guided and evaluated by doing what is the right thing to do regardless of the benefits and punishments

Method demonstrated in cohesive community

Collective

Designing a lesson based on social constructivism

Create opportunities for students to work in small groups, encouraging them to share their diverse perspectives and build on each other's ideas

Hegel's basic conceptions of the self

Social essence of the human self standing above concrete individuals representing a world reason

Intersection of self-development and relationships in Confucian thought

Through filial piety, as one fulfills ethical duties to family, fostering personal virtue and contributing to social harmony

Perspective influenced by religious beliefs

Eastern Perspective

Perspective adopting a pluralistic perspective

Western Perspective

Action aligning with Confucian teachings

Striving to find a harmonious balance between personal spiritual beliefs and respecting familial and societal expectations

Relationship between individual and societal development in dialectical materialism

Interdependent and mutually influential

Approach showing individualistic perspective

Prioritizing personal desires over family expectations

Approach showing collective perspective

Cooperation and unity in a community

Religion emphasizing the root of suffering as selfish desires

Buddhism and Hinduism

Philosophical view denying the existence of anything but one's own mind

Solipsism

Theory of human development based on social interactions

Social Constructivism

Approach stressing man's interdependence with others

Confucianism

Action to improve body image and self-esteem

Recommend she talks openly about her feelings with a trusted adult or counselor

Factor primarily influencing transmission of physical characteristics

Heredity and genes

Best thing to do for health when tired

Sleep early and work on the project in the morning

Host selection based on Khalil Gibran's quote

Pick the less good-looking, but really nice and caring host

Potential misconception regarding self-esteem

Jason constantly criticizes himself for any perceived mistake or failure

Positive body image scenario

Emily embraces her unique features and appreciates her body's abilities

Relationship between physical self and perception of health, physique, and physical attractiveness

The physical self is directly linked to how a person perceives their health, physique, and physical attractiveness