The only true wisdom is knowing you know nothing / Know thyself / An unexamined life is not worth living

true wisdom comes from introspection and self examination.

Human behavior flows from three main sources : Desire, emotion, and knowledge.

he believes in tripartite theory of the soul

self is immortal and independent of the body.

-human soul are made up of 3 parts, what are those?

All human actions have one or more of these seven causes: chances, nature, compulsions, habit, reason, passion, desire.

\happiness depends in ourselves. / knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.

Body and soul are inseparable from one another. / the self is unified creature.

"Do unto others, what you want others to do unto you"

;Self is deeply intertwined with God / Through God's grace, we find self-fulfillment

.Dubito ergo cogito, cogito ergo sum( I doubt therefore I think, I think therefore I am)

0) We should not trust our senses because sometimes it;s misleading.

k ) He believes in dualism, the mind and the body.

No man's knowledge here can go beyond his experience

Theory of the mind (Tabula Rasa) \Humans is liable only for the actions which he is ___.

___ is shaped by memories and experience.

____ is the source of our identity

The proposed the Bundle Theory: the self is a bundle of perceptions, thoughts, and sensations.

Self is just an ____.

To be is to __.

The consciousness is divided into 2, what are those?

Ghost in the Machine

Gilbert Ryle - I act therefore __ __?

He believes that self is shown through actions and behaviors.

Maurice Merleau-Ponty - Self is shaped by our physical body and ____.

He rejects the idea of dualism

Maurice Merleau-Ponty - We know not through out intellect but through our ___.

Self is a product of brain activity.

His concept of self is focused on the ego.

Sigmund Freud - the ego served as a ____ between super ego and id.

Internal awareness of who we are and how that identity fits into our social environment. It is form or affect by perception, attitudes and values.

___ is how people interpret the world around them.

This refers to how people thinks about something that reflects on a person's behavior.

It is a person's principles or standards of behavior, considers what individuals believes to be right or wrong.

It's how people became aware based on their experiences with things like religion, race or ethnicity, which then shape their won self-image and identity.

It is a collection of beliefs that an individual holds about himself. These beliefs are based upon an individual's social interactions with others.

He propose the "Looking-Glass self".

What are the 3 stages of development in looking-glass self?

He developed the Social Self Theory

_ acts without considering social consequences.

_ Acts based on how others expect one to behave.

Develop a sense of self by imagining how others perceive us and adjust our behavior accordingly.

Direct influence on the person

Represent Society's collective norms and expectations individuals internalize.

3 Stages of Self-development

Children copy others but don't understand their actions, words, or tone of voice

They pretend but do not follow the ules within organized games.

Children start to comprehend and follow the rules of games.

Paul & Patricia Churchland - Biological brain generates and maintains the mind / Physical injuries or brain trauma can change ____.