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This refers to how people thinks about something that reflects on a person's behavior.
Attitude
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He propose the "Looking-Glass self".
Charles Horton Cooley
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It is a collection of beliefs that an individual holds about himself. These beliefs are based upon an individual's social interactions with others.
Senses of self and Socialization
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Paul & Patricia Churchland - Biological brain generates and maintains the mind / Physical injuries or brain trauma can change ____.
personalities
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self is immortal and independent of the body.
plato
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_ Acts based on how others expect one to behave.
Me
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Direct influence on the person
Significant others
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he believes in tripartite theory of the soul
Plato
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Ghost in the Machine
Gilbert Ryle
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____ is the source of our identity
Memories
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They pretend but do not follow the ules within organized games.
Play Stage
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3 Stages of Self-development
Preparatory Stage, Play Stage, Game Stage
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All human actions have one or more of these seven causes: chances, nature, compulsions, habit, reason, passion, desire.
Aristotle
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Children copy others but don't understand their actions, words, or tone of voice
Preparatory Stage
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To be is to __.
do
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Theory of the mind (Tabula Rasa) \Humans is liable only for the actions which he is ___.
Conscious
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Represent Society's collective norms and expectations individuals internalize.
Generalized others
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Maurice Merleau-Ponty - Self is shaped by our physical body and ____.
senses
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It is a person's principles or standards of behavior, considers what individuals believes to be right or wrong.
Values
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;Self is deeply intertwined with God / Through God's grace, we find self-fulfillment
St. Augustine
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Develop a sense of self by imagining how others perceive us and adjust our behavior accordingly.
Role-Taking
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_ acts without considering social consequences.
I
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.Dubito ergo cogito, cogito ergo sum( I doubt therefore I think, I think therefore I am)
Rene Descartes
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The proposed the Bundle Theory: the self is a bundle of perceptions, thoughts, and sensations.
David Hume
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The only true wisdom is knowing you know nothing / Know thyself / An unexamined life is not worth living
Socrates
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He rejects the idea of dualism
Maurice Merleau-Ponty
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___ is how people interpret the world around them.
Perception
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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.
Self Identity
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Sigmund Freud - the ego served as a ____ between super ego and id.
mediator
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Maurice Merleau-Ponty - We know not through out intellect but through our ___.
experience
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-human soul are made up of 3 parts, what are those?
Appetitive, Spirited, Rational
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What are the 3 stages of development in looking-glass self?
Imagination, Interpretation, Self-feeling
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Self is just an ____.
Illusion
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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.
Social Identity
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0) We should not trust our senses because sometimes it;s misleading.
Rene Descartes
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k ) He believes in dualism, the mind and the body.
Rene Descartes
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The consciousness is divided into 2, what are those?
Inner self and Outer Self
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"Do unto others, what you want others to do unto you"
St. Augustine
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Body and soul are inseparable from one another. / the self is unified creature.
Aristotle
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Gilbert Ryle - I act therefore __ __?
I am
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He developed the Social Self Theory
George Herbert Mead
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Self is a product of brain activity.
Paul & Patricia Churchland
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___ is shaped by memories and experience.
Self
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No man's knowledge here can go beyond his experience
John Locke
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Children start to comprehend and follow the rules of games.
Game Stage
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true wisdom comes from introspection and self examination.
Socrates
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He believes that self is shown through actions and behaviors.
Gilbert Ryle
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Human behavior flows from three main sources : Desire, emotion, and knowledge.
Plato
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\happiness depends in ourselves. / knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.
Aristotle
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His concept of self is focused on the ego.
Sigmund Freud