THE SELF IN WESTERN AND ORIENTAL/EASTERN THOUGHTS

Question 1

FRANK JOHNSON’S FOUR CATEGORIES OF THE SELF

Answer 1

Analytical
Monotheistic
Individualistic
Materialistic/Rationalistic

Question 2

refers to rules that describe goodness and appropriate behavior.

Answer 2

Dharma

Question 3

refers to the movement from past incarnations that affect the present and future.

Answer 3

Karma

Question 4

refers to distorted perceptions of reality and experience that can be identified such as only with direct attention to our own process of awareness that come through internal concentration or meditation.

Answer 4

Maya

Question 5

refers to a concept of universality in which the self is seen not as individual but as part of the entire cosmos.

Answer 5

Atman

Question 6

The self is something that is formed through up bringing and the environment. Personality is achieved through moral excellence.

Answer 6

Confucianism

Question 7

a doctrine which is often defined as no-self or no-soul.

Answer 7

Annata

Question 8

heart of righteousness

Answer 8

Yi

Question 9

heart of compassion

Answer 9

Jen

Question 10

heart of propriety

Answer 10

Li

Question 11

heart of wisdom

Answer 11

Chih

Question 12

4 beginning of self

Answer 12

Jen, yi, li, chih

Question 13

core value of the Filipinos according to Virgilio Enriquez (Father of Sikolohiyang Pilipino).

Answer 13

Kapwa

Question 14

BAUMEISTER’S THREE ASPECTS OF THE SELF CONCEPT

Answer 14

Private, public, collective

Question 15

mental processes that perceives one’s own traits or behaviors.

Answer 15

Private

Question 16

generalized view of the self; perceptions of how others view you.

Answer 16

Public

Question 17

view of self in the collective context.

Answer 17

Collective