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  • Rasheed Mones

  • 問題数 33 • 10/23/2023

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  • 1

    a psychiatrist imprisoned for three years in a concentration camp during World War I, provides three ways of discovering the meaning of life.

    victor frankl

  • 2

    three general principles of digital citizenship:

    respecting, educating, and protecting oneself and others.

  • 3

    refers to a person internal sense of self and identity often derived from societal gender roles.

    gender identity

  • 4

    refers to a person's characterization as female or male at birth

    sex

  • 5

    it is when someone logs out and momentarily abstains from social media use.

    backstage region

  • 6

    “I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.

    psalm 139:14

  • 7

    Performer’s consciousness that there is an audience and their expectations of them influence or impact the performance.

    front stage

  • 8

    Shaped by biological and environmental factors and is surrounded by issues associated with health, hygiene, nutrition, and beauty standards, among others.

    physical self

  • 9

    first aspect of spirituality talks about?

    meaning and purpose

  • 10

    Third aspect of spirituality talks about?

    sacred and transcendent

  • 11

    an individual whose gender identity or gender expression differs from expectations associated with the sex assigned to them at birth

    transgender

  • 12

    The technique frankl used with emphasis on meaning

    logotherapy

  • 13

    This is where the performer can relax and be themselves, away from the prying eyes of the crowd.

    backstage

  • 14

    someone who is attracted to the opposite sex

    heterosexual or straight

  • 15

    supreme being is (all-powerful)

    omnipotent

  • 16

    act of communicating wherein sender does not openly reveal his/her identity

    anonymity

  • 17

    what are the problems we need to address as digital citizens?

    sharing fake news, cyberbullying, sharing viruses.

  • 18

    is the adherence to a belief system and practices associated with a tradition in which there is agreement about what is believed and practiced.

    religiosity

  • 19

    this book served as a reminder that life in which he could provide a scientific (even philosophical) observation and analysis of what made men exposed to such atrocities and horrors survive.

    mans search for meaning

  • 20

    - interrelated with performativity - One's perception of the self, selfhood, subjectivity (Rob cover)

    identity

  • 21

    It is the process of controlling how one is perceived by other people.

    self presentation

  • 22

    “It’s all in the mind”

    solipsistic introjection

  • 23

    patients worry that there is something wrong with the shape or appearance of a body part - most often breasts, genitalia, hair, or the nose, or some portion of the face.

    body dysmorphic disorder

  • 24

    supreme being is (all-knowing)

    omniscient

  • 25

    alter, stylized, or refashioned one.

    pseudonymity

  • 26

    in the context of social media this is when people’s carefully-constructed digital selves engage in online activities, such as publicly commenting on posts, choosing which “selfie” to upload, or even deciding on what thoughts to publish.

    front stage region

  • 27

    introduces the concept of supreme beings (God, gods, or goddesses) as the cause or reason of all phenomena.

    religion

  • 28

    someone who is attracted to both sex

    bisexual

  • 29

    Removal of social inhibitions and/or restrictions imposed upon people’s behavior when engaging in the web.

    online disinhibition effect

  • 30

    Being fat is a sign of_____

    prosperity, fertility, and beauty

  • 31

    They meet audience members completely independent or separate from the performance.

    off stage

  • 32

    “Choose your self-presentations carefully, for what starts out as a mask may become your face.”

    erving goffman

  • 33

    refers to how a person presents their identity that can be observed.

    gender expression

  • 34

    BMI or anorexia

    15% lesser than normal

  • 35

    this is the confidence you feel whenever you anonymously engage in online activities.

    dissociative anonymity

  • 36

    “People can’t see me”.

    invisibility

  • 37

    and individual who dresses on clothing worn by members of the opposite gender.

    crossdresser

  • 38

    Second aspect of spirituality focuses on?

    person's connection to different parts of their existence

  • 39

    Impression management

    erving goffman

  • 40

    someone who is attracted to people regardless of their sexual orientation, identity, or expression

    pansexual

  • 41

    Copy reality as closely as we can (flight simulator, encarta, FB 360 degrees), and offer uncanny representation of real world aspects.

    simulation

  • 42

    It is defined as the personal and private beliefs

    spirituality

  • 43

    someone who has little to no attraction towards people

    asexual

  • 44

    Complete detachment from reality (digitally made-up worlds: character/avatars).

    virtual reality

  • 45

    Real life unreal, simultaneously interacting with tangible and intangible (pokemon go, snapchat filters).

    augmented reality

  • 46

    refers to the norms of appropriate and responsible behavior toward technology use.

    digital citizenship

  • 47

    State of mind, imagination, utopia of the mind (schiz’ mind, idea of a perfect world); inability to distinguish the real from otherwise.

    hyperreality

  • 48

    “See you when I see you”.

    asynchronicity

  • 49

    the appearance of a person can be an _____ or ______.

    asset and liability

  • 50

    “Your rules don’t work online”

    minimization of status and authority

  • 51

    a gender identity and an umbrella term for people whos identity falls outside of the binary of man and woman, Some people identify with both, while some identify with neither.

    non binary

  • 52

    supreme being is (everywhere at once)

    omnipresent

  • 53

    this are what should not be done and avoided in a religion

    proscription

  • 54

    "people don't know me"

    dissociative anonymity

  • 55

    an individual whose gender identity or gender expression matches the expectations associated with the sex assigned to them at birth

    cisgender

  • 56

    The "self" presented online can be regarded as one's

    extended self

  • 57

    he wrote the famous book for only _____ days

    9

  • 58

    Under the different types of reality it refers to the physical self

    real life reality

  • 59

    a person who has a combination of masculine and feminine gender expression who are neither clearly masculine nor clearly feminine in appearance

    androgynous

  • 60

    this is when people meet up with people they only know on the internet, or at least those they perform online through various cues and expressions.

    off-stage

  • 61

    refers to a person's attraction to people

    sexual orientation

  • 62

    Allow people to post what they want. They have their motives for doing it and it is not our job to judge those intentions. It is God’s.

    walang basagan ng trip

  • 63

    BMI of bulimia

    same or even larger than normal

  • 64

    Our concept of physical self as Filipinos is largely associated with our ________

    skin color

  • 65

    someone who is attracted to the same sex

    homosexual gay lesbian

  • 66

    is an ongoing, personal life journey contextualized by the belief in a higher being, culture, relationships, nature, and the discovery of meaning in one’s life.

    spiritual self

  • 67

    “It’s all a play”.

    dissociative imagination

  • 68

    three major purposes of internet:

    social interaction, information acquisition and generation, and entertainment

  • 69

    the theatrical performance of one or multiple genders via dressing

    drag king or queen

  • 70

    Women are placed in these special rooms to prepare them for womanhood.

    fattening rooms

  • 71

    how people experience and express themselves as sexual beings.

    sexuality

  • 72

    It is the aspect of the self associated with an individual’s process of seeking and expressing meaning and how they are connected to the self, to others, to the moment, and to everything else that composes their environment, including the sacred and significant.

    spirituality

  • 73

    Our biology dictates that our looks are a result of the genes transferred to us by our parents

    gregor mendel