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  • Sab Sescon
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  • 1

    What are the four aspects of self

    self awareness self esteem self knowledge self perception

  • 2

    It is an important study in PSYCHOLOGY

    self

  • 3

    SELF is an important study in ______

    psychology

  • 4

    Knowing _____ is critical to being an effective team member as well as being successful in life, work, and relationships

    oneself

  • 5

    Your ______ influences everything you do and it changes and develops over time

    personal identity

  • 6

    The self as embedded in culture

    an anthropological conceptualization of self

  • 7

    The self as a product

    sociological perspective

  • 8

    It holds either the COGNITIVE and AFFECTIVE representation of an individual

    self

  • 9

    SELF holds either the _____ and _____ representation of an individual

    COGNITIVE AFFECTIVE

  • 10

    LOVING KNOWLEDGE OR LOVE OF WISDOM

    philosophy

  • 11

    The examination of oneself

    self knowledge

  • 12

    Is defined as the moral excellence

    virtue

  • 13

    Sensual experiences

    appetitive

  • 14

    Reasoning; the use of reason

    rational

  • 15

    Feeling; the part that loves honor and victory

    spirited

  • 16

    Is rooted in the human need to understand the basis of the experiences of the SELF

    who am i?

  • 17

    "WHO AM I?" Is rooted in the human need to understand the basis of the experiences of the ____

    self

  • 18

    Important _______ from ancient to contemporary times sought to describe the essential qualities that compose a person's uniqueness

    concept of self: PHILOSOPHY philosophers

  • 19

    See the SELF as a product of social interactions, developed over time through social activities and experiences

    concept of self: SOCIOLOGY SOCIOLOGISTS

  • 20

    View the SELF as a culturally shaped construct or idea

    concept of self: ANTHROPOLOGY anthropologists

  • 21

    ANTHROPOLOGISTS assert that it is an autonomous participant in the society as much as it is submerged in the community

    self

  • 22

    See the SELF as having characteristics or properties that can be used to describe IT

    concept of self: PSYCHOLOGY

  • 23

    Pioneers in the study pointed out that the self is related to its physical and social environment, it is unique, and it is necessary to its experiences

    psychologist

  • 24

    Their focus is to find the ultimate meaning in the composition of the world or what it is made of

    cosmo-centric

  • 25

    WESTERN PHILOSOPHY is mostly described as

    cosmocentric

  • 26

    ______ is often called as the MOTHER OF ALL DISCIPLINES simply because all fields of study began as philosophical discourses

    PHILOSOPHY

  • 27

    PHILOSOPHY is often called as the _______ simply because all fields of study began as philosophical discourses

    MOTHER OF ALL DISCIPLINES

  • 28

    ______ is from the GREEK words PHILO (loving) and SOPHIA (knowledge, wisdom)

    PHILOSOPHY

  • 29

    PHILOSOPHY is from the GREEK words _____ (loving) and _____ (knowledge, wisdom)

    PHILO SOPHIA

  • 30

    PHILOSOPHY is from the GREEK words PHILO (_____) and SOPHIA (______)

    loving knowledge, wisdom

  • 31

    At simplest, PHILOSOPHY means _____ or _____

    loving knowledge loving wisdom

  • 32

    The term PHILOSOPHY is originally used by GREEKS meant "_______"

    THE PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE FOR ITS OWN SAKE

  • 33

    The term _____ is originally used by _____ meant "THE PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE FOR ITS OWN SAKE"

    PHILOSOPHY GREEKS

  • 34

    The PHILOSOPHICAL FRAMEWORK for UNDERSTANDING THE SELF was first introduced by the ancient greek philosophers _______

    SOCRATES, PLATO, ARISTOTLE

  • 35

    Most of them agree that self knowledge is a prerequisite to a happy and meaningful life

    SOCRATES, PLATO, ARISTOTLE

  • 36

    SOCRATES, PLATO, ARISTOTLE, most of them agree that _______ is a PREREQUISITE TO A HAPPY AND MEANINGFUL LIFE

    self knowledge

  • 37

    SOCRATES, PLATO, ARISTOTLE agree that SELF KNOWLEDGE is a prerequisite to a _______

    happy and meaningful life

  • 38

    One of the most influential thinkers of all time

    socrates

  • 39

    Claims that he knows nothing and only wants to seek the TRUTH

    socrates

  • 40

    SOCRATES Claims that he knows nothing and only wants to seek the _____

    TRUTH

  • 41

    Examining one's life is essential to finding happiness and meaning in the world

    socrates socratic period

  • 42

    One can be happy if the person learns something about themselves

    socrates socratic period

  • 43

    KNOW THYSELF

    socrates socratic period

  • 44

    He suggests that the SELF is synonymous with the SOUL

    socrates

  • 45

    SOCRATES suggests that the _____ is synonymous with the _____

    SELF SOUL

  • 46

    He believes that every human possesses an IMMORTAL SOUL that survives the PHYSICAL BODY

    socrates

  • 47

    SOCRATES believes that every human possesses an ______ that survives the ______

    IMMORTAL SOUL PHYSICAL BODY

  • 48

    Suggests that man must live an examined life and a life of purpose and value

    socrates

  • 49

    For him an individual can have a meaningful and happy life only if he becomes virtues and knows the value of himself that can be achieved through INCESSANT SOUL SEARCHING

    socrates

  • 50

    For SOCRATES, an individual can have a meaningful and happy life only if he becomes virtues and knows the value of himself that can be achieved through _______

    INCESSANT SOUL SEARCHING

  • 51

    In a real sense, your ____ is not even your BODY

    real self

  • 52

    The state of your _______ (_______) determines the quality of your life

    INNER BEING soul/self

  • 53

    Is another greek philosopher who elaborate SOCRATES CONCEPT OF SOUL

    plato

  • 54

    He was the student of SOCRATES

    plato

  • 55

    Plato was a student of

    socrates

  • 56

    ______ is best known for his THEORY OF FORMS that asserted the PHYSICAL WORLD is not really the "REAL" WORLD because the ultimate reality exists BEYOND the physical world

    PLATO

  • 57

    PLATO is best known for his ______ that asserted the PHYSICAL WORLD is not really the "REAL" WORLD because the ultimate reality exists BEYOND the physical world

    THEORY OF FORMS

  • 58

    PLATO is best known for his THEORY OF FORMS that asserted the _______ is not really the "REAL" WORLD because the ultimate reality exists BEYOND the physical world

    PHYSICAL WORLD

  • 59

    ______'S philosophy can be explained as a process of SELF KNOWLEDGE and PURIFICATION OF THE SOUL

    PLATO

  • 60

    PLATO'S philosophy can be explained as a process of _______ and _______

    SELF KNOWLEDGE PURIFICATION OF THE SOUL

  • 61

    He introduces the idea of a THREE PART OF THE SOUL

    plato

  • 62

    The three parts of the soul

    self reason physical appetite spirit or passion

  • 63

    The SELF/SOUL/MIND according to ____, is the best aspect of the human beings by which the FORMS (ideas) are known

    PLATO

  • 64

    The _______ according to PLATO, is the best aspect of the human beings by which the FORMS (ideas) are known

    SELF/SOUL/MIND

  • 65

    The SELF/SOUL/MIND according to PLATO, is the best aspect of the human beings by which the ____ (____) are known

    FORMS ideas

  • 66

    Is the divine essence that enables us to think deeply, make wise decisions and achieve the true understanding of eternal truths

    reason

  • 67

    Includes our biological needs such as hunger, thirst, and sexual desires

    physical appetite

  • 68

    Composes the basic emotions like love, anger, ambition, aggressiveness, and empathy

    spirit or passion

  • 69

    Parts of the soul

    rational spirited appetitive

  • 70

    Parts of the soul Representation in the book Virtue Vice Drive

    rational brain wisdom pride or sloth logic spirited heart courage anger or envy feelings apetitive stomach or genitalia moderation greed desire

  • 71

    Aristotle (______)

    384-322

  • 72

    Father of western logic

    aristotle

  • 73

    Unlock philosophical inquiries on the comprehensive understanding of the self, ethics, and metaphysics

    aristotle

  • 74

    Father of formal logic

    aristotle

  • 75

    Presents the nature of self, the pursuit of virtue, and the quality of a soul

    aristotle

  • 76

    Aristotle is also known as

    father of western logic father of formal logic

  • 77

    According to him, "all that exists has a soul" and "the soul is the actuality of the body that has life"

    aristotle nature of the soul

  • 78

    _____ is the soul _____ is the body

    Form Matter

  • 79

    Form is the _____ Matter is the _____

    soul body

  • 80

    To him, to have a soul is to have the function and property of the form

    aristotle

  • 81

    Everyone has a purpose, and in understanding oneself, one must find a way to discover their purpose in life

    the flourishing "the good life"

  • 82

    One can reach the ____ by realizing one's potential and fulfilling one's purpose in life

    flourishing of life

  • 83

    Self reflection and contemplation as tool to understand oneself (______)

    de anima

  • 84

    ______ and ______ as tool to understand oneself

    self reflection and contemplation

  • 85

    This is the concept of eudaimonia

    the flourishing "the good life"

  • 86

    THE FLOURISHING "THE GOOD LIFE" is the concept of _____

    eudaimonia

  • 87

    _______ believed that MORAL CHARACTER is essential in UNDERSTANDING THE SELF

    ARISTOTLE

  • 88

    ARISTOTLE believed that _______ is essential in UNDERSTANDING THE SELF

    MORAL CHARACTER

  • 89

    Like his predecessors, he emphasized cultivating virtue as critical for reaching EUDAIMONIA or HUMAN FLOURISHING

    aristotle

  • 90

    Like his predecessors, ARISTOTLE emphasized cultivating VIRTUE as critical for reaching _____ or ______

    EUDAIMONIA HUMAN FLOURISHING

  • 91

    This can be achieved through repetitive and correct consistency or HABIT

    eudaimonia or human flourishing

  • 92

    EUDAIMONIA OR HUMAN FLOURISHING can be achieved through repetitive and correct consistency or ______

    habit

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    What are the four aspects of self

    self awareness self esteem self knowledge self perception

  • 2

    It is an important study in PSYCHOLOGY

    self

  • 3

    SELF is an important study in ______

    psychology

  • 4

    Knowing _____ is critical to being an effective team member as well as being successful in life, work, and relationships

    oneself

  • 5

    Your ______ influences everything you do and it changes and develops over time

    personal identity

  • 6

    The self as embedded in culture

    an anthropological conceptualization of self

  • 7

    The self as a product

    sociological perspective

  • 8

    It holds either the COGNITIVE and AFFECTIVE representation of an individual

    self

  • 9

    SELF holds either the _____ and _____ representation of an individual

    COGNITIVE AFFECTIVE

  • 10

    LOVING KNOWLEDGE OR LOVE OF WISDOM

    philosophy

  • 11

    The examination of oneself

    self knowledge

  • 12

    Is defined as the moral excellence

    virtue

  • 13

    Sensual experiences

    appetitive

  • 14

    Reasoning; the use of reason

    rational

  • 15

    Feeling; the part that loves honor and victory

    spirited

  • 16

    Is rooted in the human need to understand the basis of the experiences of the SELF

    who am i?

  • 17

    "WHO AM I?" Is rooted in the human need to understand the basis of the experiences of the ____

    self

  • 18

    Important _______ from ancient to contemporary times sought to describe the essential qualities that compose a person's uniqueness

    concept of self: PHILOSOPHY philosophers

  • 19

    See the SELF as a product of social interactions, developed over time through social activities and experiences

    concept of self: SOCIOLOGY SOCIOLOGISTS

  • 20

    View the SELF as a culturally shaped construct or idea

    concept of self: ANTHROPOLOGY anthropologists

  • 21

    ANTHROPOLOGISTS assert that it is an autonomous participant in the society as much as it is submerged in the community

    self

  • 22

    See the SELF as having characteristics or properties that can be used to describe IT

    concept of self: PSYCHOLOGY

  • 23

    Pioneers in the study pointed out that the self is related to its physical and social environment, it is unique, and it is necessary to its experiences

    psychologist

  • 24

    Their focus is to find the ultimate meaning in the composition of the world or what it is made of

    cosmo-centric

  • 25

    WESTERN PHILOSOPHY is mostly described as

    cosmocentric

  • 26

    ______ is often called as the MOTHER OF ALL DISCIPLINES simply because all fields of study began as philosophical discourses

    PHILOSOPHY

  • 27

    PHILOSOPHY is often called as the _______ simply because all fields of study began as philosophical discourses

    MOTHER OF ALL DISCIPLINES

  • 28

    ______ is from the GREEK words PHILO (loving) and SOPHIA (knowledge, wisdom)

    PHILOSOPHY

  • 29

    PHILOSOPHY is from the GREEK words _____ (loving) and _____ (knowledge, wisdom)

    PHILO SOPHIA

  • 30

    PHILOSOPHY is from the GREEK words PHILO (_____) and SOPHIA (______)

    loving knowledge, wisdom

  • 31

    At simplest, PHILOSOPHY means _____ or _____

    loving knowledge loving wisdom

  • 32

    The term PHILOSOPHY is originally used by GREEKS meant "_______"

    THE PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE FOR ITS OWN SAKE

  • 33

    The term _____ is originally used by _____ meant "THE PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE FOR ITS OWN SAKE"

    PHILOSOPHY GREEKS

  • 34

    The PHILOSOPHICAL FRAMEWORK for UNDERSTANDING THE SELF was first introduced by the ancient greek philosophers _______

    SOCRATES, PLATO, ARISTOTLE

  • 35

    Most of them agree that self knowledge is a prerequisite to a happy and meaningful life

    SOCRATES, PLATO, ARISTOTLE

  • 36

    SOCRATES, PLATO, ARISTOTLE, most of them agree that _______ is a PREREQUISITE TO A HAPPY AND MEANINGFUL LIFE

    self knowledge

  • 37

    SOCRATES, PLATO, ARISTOTLE agree that SELF KNOWLEDGE is a prerequisite to a _______

    happy and meaningful life

  • 38

    One of the most influential thinkers of all time

    socrates

  • 39

    Claims that he knows nothing and only wants to seek the TRUTH

    socrates

  • 40

    SOCRATES Claims that he knows nothing and only wants to seek the _____

    TRUTH

  • 41

    Examining one's life is essential to finding happiness and meaning in the world

    socrates socratic period

  • 42

    One can be happy if the person learns something about themselves

    socrates socratic period

  • 43

    KNOW THYSELF

    socrates socratic period

  • 44

    He suggests that the SELF is synonymous with the SOUL

    socrates

  • 45

    SOCRATES suggests that the _____ is synonymous with the _____

    SELF SOUL

  • 46

    He believes that every human possesses an IMMORTAL SOUL that survives the PHYSICAL BODY

    socrates

  • 47

    SOCRATES believes that every human possesses an ______ that survives the ______

    IMMORTAL SOUL PHYSICAL BODY

  • 48

    Suggests that man must live an examined life and a life of purpose and value

    socrates

  • 49

    For him an individual can have a meaningful and happy life only if he becomes virtues and knows the value of himself that can be achieved through INCESSANT SOUL SEARCHING

    socrates

  • 50

    For SOCRATES, an individual can have a meaningful and happy life only if he becomes virtues and knows the value of himself that can be achieved through _______

    INCESSANT SOUL SEARCHING

  • 51

    In a real sense, your ____ is not even your BODY

    real self

  • 52

    The state of your _______ (_______) determines the quality of your life

    INNER BEING soul/self

  • 53

    Is another greek philosopher who elaborate SOCRATES CONCEPT OF SOUL

    plato

  • 54

    He was the student of SOCRATES

    plato

  • 55

    Plato was a student of

    socrates

  • 56

    ______ is best known for his THEORY OF FORMS that asserted the PHYSICAL WORLD is not really the "REAL" WORLD because the ultimate reality exists BEYOND the physical world

    PLATO

  • 57

    PLATO is best known for his ______ that asserted the PHYSICAL WORLD is not really the "REAL" WORLD because the ultimate reality exists BEYOND the physical world

    THEORY OF FORMS

  • 58

    PLATO is best known for his THEORY OF FORMS that asserted the _______ is not really the "REAL" WORLD because the ultimate reality exists BEYOND the physical world

    PHYSICAL WORLD

  • 59

    ______'S philosophy can be explained as a process of SELF KNOWLEDGE and PURIFICATION OF THE SOUL

    PLATO

  • 60

    PLATO'S philosophy can be explained as a process of _______ and _______

    SELF KNOWLEDGE PURIFICATION OF THE SOUL

  • 61

    He introduces the idea of a THREE PART OF THE SOUL

    plato

  • 62

    The three parts of the soul

    self reason physical appetite spirit or passion

  • 63

    The SELF/SOUL/MIND according to ____, is the best aspect of the human beings by which the FORMS (ideas) are known

    PLATO

  • 64

    The _______ according to PLATO, is the best aspect of the human beings by which the FORMS (ideas) are known

    SELF/SOUL/MIND

  • 65

    The SELF/SOUL/MIND according to PLATO, is the best aspect of the human beings by which the ____ (____) are known

    FORMS ideas

  • 66

    Is the divine essence that enables us to think deeply, make wise decisions and achieve the true understanding of eternal truths

    reason

  • 67

    Includes our biological needs such as hunger, thirst, and sexual desires

    physical appetite

  • 68

    Composes the basic emotions like love, anger, ambition, aggressiveness, and empathy

    spirit or passion

  • 69

    Parts of the soul

    rational spirited appetitive

  • 70

    Parts of the soul Representation in the book Virtue Vice Drive

    rational brain wisdom pride or sloth logic spirited heart courage anger or envy feelings apetitive stomach or genitalia moderation greed desire

  • 71

    Aristotle (______)

    384-322

  • 72

    Father of western logic

    aristotle

  • 73

    Unlock philosophical inquiries on the comprehensive understanding of the self, ethics, and metaphysics

    aristotle

  • 74

    Father of formal logic

    aristotle

  • 75

    Presents the nature of self, the pursuit of virtue, and the quality of a soul

    aristotle

  • 76

    Aristotle is also known as

    father of western logic father of formal logic

  • 77

    According to him, "all that exists has a soul" and "the soul is the actuality of the body that has life"

    aristotle nature of the soul

  • 78

    _____ is the soul _____ is the body

    Form Matter

  • 79

    Form is the _____ Matter is the _____

    soul body

  • 80

    To him, to have a soul is to have the function and property of the form

    aristotle

  • 81

    Everyone has a purpose, and in understanding oneself, one must find a way to discover their purpose in life

    the flourishing "the good life"

  • 82

    One can reach the ____ by realizing one's potential and fulfilling one's purpose in life

    flourishing of life

  • 83

    Self reflection and contemplation as tool to understand oneself (______)

    de anima

  • 84

    ______ and ______ as tool to understand oneself

    self reflection and contemplation

  • 85

    This is the concept of eudaimonia

    the flourishing "the good life"

  • 86

    THE FLOURISHING "THE GOOD LIFE" is the concept of _____

    eudaimonia

  • 87

    _______ believed that MORAL CHARACTER is essential in UNDERSTANDING THE SELF

    ARISTOTLE

  • 88

    ARISTOTLE believed that _______ is essential in UNDERSTANDING THE SELF

    MORAL CHARACTER

  • 89

    Like his predecessors, he emphasized cultivating virtue as critical for reaching EUDAIMONIA or HUMAN FLOURISHING

    aristotle

  • 90

    Like his predecessors, ARISTOTLE emphasized cultivating VIRTUE as critical for reaching _____ or ______

    EUDAIMONIA HUMAN FLOURISHING

  • 91

    This can be achieved through repetitive and correct consistency or HABIT

    eudaimonia or human flourishing

  • 92

    EUDAIMONIA OR HUMAN FLOURISHING can be achieved through repetitive and correct consistency or ______

    habit