Uts Fx 1s20182019

Synthesis: (Right Click and Open New Tab) DIGITAL SELF  Read You Are Not The Judge Of Me and list down 5 (five) ways you manage to avoid confronting or getting angry in social media. Place your answers at the comment section below the article. To move to the next question/item, write self on the box below.

Fill in the Blank: ________ is referred as the comprehensive drive to actualize the ideal self.  All of the drives for glory have in common the reaching out for greater knowledge, wisdom, virtue, or powers than are given to human beings; they all aim at the absolute, the unlimited, the infinite

Fill in the Blanks ________ is referred to as the drive to mold the whole personality into the idealized self.

Fill in the Blanks The Neurotic Ambition is referred to as the compulsive drive towards ________

IDENTIFICATION: It refers to the body, this marvelous container and complex, finely tuned, machine with which we interface with our environment and fellow beings.

IDENTIFICATION:   The Physical Self factor includes two components, exercise and ________.

IDENTIFICATION: Is defined as the importance a consumer attaches to any worldly possessions.

Synthesis: (Right Click and Open New Tab) MATERIAL SELF Read Technological Changes in the Filipinos and list down 5 (five) bad effects your reliance/dependence on material things did to you. Place your answers at the comment section below the article. To move to the next question/item, write self on the box below.

IDENTIFICATION: A ________ is something you must have to live while a want is something you would like to have.

IDENTIFICATION: A need is something you must have to live while a ________ is something you would like to have.

IDENTIFICATION: Which of the following does not belong to the list?

• Food

• Water

• Shelter

• Concert Tickets

IDENTIFICATION: ________ is the subdivision of the self that helps an individual navigate the tension between the competing needs for assimilation and differentiation in the political domain.

IDENTIFICATION: ________ can be characterized by Race, Economic Status, Gender, Interests and Religion

Synthesis: (Right Click and Open New Tab) POLITICAL SELF Read Universal Truth and Accepted Truth and choose one from the three questions and provide your reason at the comment section below the article. Be prepared to answer 5 reasons why. A) I am a Dilawan/Dutertard (and why) B) I am an Android/iPhone fanboy (and why) C) I am a Kapuso/Kapamilya (and why) To move to the next question/item, write self on the box below.

Multiple Choice: An agent of socialization where professors/teachers are as much a member as with classmates and friends.

• Family

• Peers

• Education

• Government

MULTIPLE CHOICE: Among the ones on the list, which isn't a good suggestion in Improving your Physical Self?;

• Take the stairs instead of taking an elevator.

• Try a new fruit or vegetable.

• Start your morning with a 5 minute stretching exercise routine right beside your bed.

• Smoking

TRUE OF FALSE: Descartes created the concept I Think Therefore I am

• True

• False

MULTIPLE CHOICE: Among the ones on the list, which isn't an integral aspect of Sleep (Physical Self):

• Affects the mental and physical health

• Should be 7 to 9 hours

• One should sleep in an airconditioned room

• Affects productivity

TRUE OR FALSE: Good personal hygiene is essential to promoting good health.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice: Invented the use of “x and y” to represent unknown variables

• Socrates

• Plato

• Descartes

• Locke

MULTIPLE CHOICE: Among the ones on the list, which isn't part of the Important of Sunlight (Physical Self):

• Ability to boost body’s vitamin D supply

• Lowers cholesterol

• Builds the immune system

• Builds sex appeal

TRUE OR FALSE: The more goods produced and consumed by society the higher the growth rate of the economy.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice: Considered patron saints of theologians and those with “sore eyes”

• Socrates

• Plato

• Descartes

• Augustine

Multiple Choice: He formalized the doctrine of The Original Sin

• Socrates

• Locke

• Descartes

• Augustine

Multiple Choice: People developed an idealized image of themselves.

• Real Self

• Ideal Self

• Imaginary Self

Multiple Choice: Father of Classical Liberalism

• Socrates

• Locke

• Descartes

• Augustine

Multiple Choice: The primary agent of socialization

• Family

• Peers

• Education

• Government

Multiple Choice: Type of Crowd where members gather for a specific purpose

• Casual

• Conventional

• Expressive

• Acting

Multiple Choice: Self- realizing people are able to take responsibility for themselves and to determine their values and aims in life.

• Self-Realization

• Self-Love

• Self-Awareness

• Self-absorbed

TRUE OR FALSE:   The entire behavior is effectively managed and controlled by the coordination and functioning of the nervous system. True or False?

• True

• False

Multiple Choice: The philosopher who died in his sleep

• Socrates

• Plato

• Descartes

• Augustine

Multiple Choice: His Political Views influenced both American and French Revolutions

• Socrates

• Plato

• Descartes

• Locke

Multiple Choice: An agent of socialization where both friends and enemies are a part of.

• Family

• Peers

• Education

• Government

TRUE OF FALSE: Locke founded the Three Parts of the Soul theory

• True

• False

Multiple Choice: The Self is the direct consequence of power and can only be apprehended in terms of historically specific systems of discourse. 

• Baudrillard

• Laclau

• Foucault

• Derrida

Multiple Choice: The agent of socialization where it lay the foundation of basic human interaction.

• Family

• Peers

• Education

• Government

IDENTIFICATION: What is a Branch of psychology which seeks to determine how activity in the nervous system is related to behavior and mind

• Physiological Psychology

• Clinical Psychology

• Developmental Psychology

• Forensic Psychology

Multiple Choice: The drive for a vindictive triumph grows out of the childhood desire to take revenge for real or imagined humiliations

• The Need for Perfection

• The Neurotic Ambition

• The Drive towards Vindictive Triumph

• The Neurotic Search for Glory

Multiple Choice: Though intelligent, his health was poor, and allowed to stay in bed

• Socrates

• Plato

• Descartes

• Locke

Multiple Choice: Their judgments and decisions are in the best interest both of their own ________ and that of other people.

• Improvement

• Development

• Growth

• Change

TRUE OF FALSE: Plato popularized the concept of Know Thy Self

• True

• False

Multiple Choice: Gives rise to the third self, the ________ which is what we feel ourselves to be when we fail to live up to the unrealistic demands we make for ourselves

• Despised self

• Ideal self

• Real self

• Actual self

Multiple Choice: Man has to look at himself. To find what? By what means?

• Socrates

• Plato

• Descartes

• Augustine

Multiple Choice: The good ________ is that which fosters self- realization and the bad is that which obstructs it.

• Good values

• Good manners

• Good looks

• Good genes

TRUE OF FALSE: The Need for Perfection is referred as the comprehensive drive to actualize the ideal self.  

• True

• False

Multiple Choice: The drive to mold the whole personality into the idealized self.

• The Need for Perfection

• The Neurotic Ambition

• The Drive towards Vindictive Triumph

• The Neurotic Search for Glory

TRUE OF FALSE: The Neurotic Search for Glory is the drive that mold the whole personality into the idealized self.

• True

• False

TRUE OF FALSE: The Neurotic Search for Glory is referred to as the compulsive drive towards superiority

• True

• False