chapter 1 Flashcards
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an academic discipline and profession in Asia is usually viewed as
continuous with the development of psychology in the West
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Psychology
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their accounts of psychology as a modern science usually begin with
the establishment of the experimental psychology in 1879 by?
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Wilhelm Wundt
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a is often considered a start in tracing
the roots of psychology as a human concern.
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Aristotles de Anima
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Western refers asian psychology as?
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psychology in rather than psychology of
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pagsasakatutubo mula sa labas
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banyaga
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pagpapalitaw ng nasa loob
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katutubo
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pagsasakatatubo ultimate goal is?
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sikolohiyang malaya and mapagpalaya
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a label is thus preferred over
“indigenization.” ?
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contextualization
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The Republic of the Philippines comprises how many islands
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7107 islands
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how many are multi-ethnic and multilingual Filipinos ?
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appproximately 60 millions
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There are approximately 60 million multi-ethnic and multilingual Filipinos who
are primarily?
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malayo-polynesians
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t/f Philippines is billed as the “third largest
English-speaking country in the world.”
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t
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official language during the Philippine constitution
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english
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what is the dominant own home religion
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INC
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plays a vital role in the Philippine economy and polity.
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catholic church
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Filipino consciousness was shaken by
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assassination of aquino
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dominant religion in southern Philippines?
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islam
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leader of the Filipino Catholics, appealed for “reconciliation
with justice”
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Jaime Cardinal sin
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Filipino religious psychology is
best found in
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Islamized animism or Christianized Bathalism, anitism
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bathala means
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god
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anitism from the word? means
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anito means ancestral God
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The psychological knowledge of the native Filipino traditionally held by the ?
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Babaylan in VIsayas
Catalonan in luzon
Baglan in northern phil
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was the first Filipino psychologist. As a priestess she was
also the guardian of Filipino sacred knowledge
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Babaylan
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example of psychological practices and beliefs of resistance
movements
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anting-anting (amulet)
PULUJANES
DALANGIN
BULONG
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Part and parcel of early Filipino psychology is the psychology found in early
Philippine literature
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example of Philippine lit
salawikain (proverb)
bugtong (riddle)
kwentong bayan ( folktales)
alamat (myth )
epiko (epic)
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The inherited customs of the Filipino serve as one of the fundamental bases of
Filipino psychology
ethnopsychology
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is the attachment of importance to the Filipino and his
consciousness.
Filipino Psychology
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historian and ethnologist, to
study the belief in two souls
zeus salazar
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two souls are?
diwa o consciousness
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four lines of history and filiation of Philippine psychology, namely
academic-scientific psychology, the academic-philosophical psychology, ethnic
or indigenous psychology, and the psycho-medical psychology
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which has a direct filiation
with Wilhelm Wundt, found its way to the Philippines primarily through the University of
San Carlos in 1954 and the University of the Philippines in 1920 with the establishment
of the American educational system in the Philippines.
Academic-scientific psychology
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for its parts, traces its roots to
the establishment of a system of higher education at the University of Sto. Tomas in
Spanish times in about the middle of the 17th century.
academic-philosophical psychology,
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ethnic psychology, otherwise called
katutubong sikolohiya
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is a psychological system worked out by Filipinos from
indigenous and foreign elements in response to their national and cultural experiences.
indigenous psychology
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It is manifested through faith healing connected with the espiritista
movement and techniques of healing through herbolaryo and other indigenous methods
psycho-medical
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It is manifested through faith healing connected with the espiritista
movement and techniques of healing through herbolaryo and other indigenous methods
psycho medical psychology
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Great interest in the indigenous arts also motivates work on the traditional and
contemporary people’s arts, thus leading to intensive research and artistic activities in
sikolohiya ng sining
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who epitomized courage
lapu lapu
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“greatest chief of all that country with whom the terms of peace and friendship were to
be made”
Lakan Dula
of Tondo, or of Rajah Sulaiman of Maynilad
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The social psychology of the indigenous culture, rights and practices was
staunchly protected by
Diego SIlang
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rallying cry for the Filipino women
Gabriela Silang
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a babaylan or native psychologist-priest,
kept the sacred tradition by establishing a major Visayan leadership in 1621, refusing to
pay tribute to any foreign adventurer.
Tamblot
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blessed with the filipino concept of justice, equlity and authority
francisco dagohoy
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attested to
his religious charisma and the local validity of his psychology.
Apolinario dela Cruz
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maintained power and sovereinity
tausog of sulu and maranaos of maguindanaos
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united the natives in their fight among foreign members
Sultan Kudarat
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known for his folklore works
Pedro Serrano Laktaw
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drawing works enriching filipin psychopathology
Antonio Luna
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thesis pioneering areas of history and psychopathology
Regino Paular
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who reflected on psychological topics such as love of nature
del pilar
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noble values and customs described in Luna’s “La Tertulia Fi lipina“ (“The Filipino Feast”).
antonio luna
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myths
mariano ponce
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are valuable sources of psychological knowledge. described the psychological
distinction between ningning (glitter) and liwanag (light).
emilio jacinto
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psychology chair in the state university
agustin alonzo
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esperimental psychology laboratory at up and authored the pHilippine mental ability test?
sinforoso padilla
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philippine studies in mental measurement a modiefied american psychologist test to fit filipino condition
manuel carrion
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traditional projective technique
pagpapatawas
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completed psychology in edcational psych and he said the language of the conquered may be adpted by the conqurer
isidoro panlasique
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Unshackled by the massive american political, economic, and cultural influence in Philippine life, society, and psychology.
Malaya
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responsive to internal Philippine societal problems primarily rooted in inequitable distribution of wealth
mapagpalaya
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who refused to acknowledged the existence of a philippine national language
legalistic members of the elite
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who trained filipino teachers?
university of california
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form a majority in the philippine islands of luzon and visayas
christianized animist
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the oldest catholic university
university of santo tomas
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guardian of filipino sacred knowledge
babaylan
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what are practices of catalona
dalangin and bulong
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example of philippine lliterature?
salawikain, bugtong, kwentong bayan, alamat, epiko
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the totality of filipino - aspects where they are emphasized
material and spiritual
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a distinct of filiation showing the roots and development of economy, livelihood, agriculture, business?
sikolohiyang pangkabuhayan
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Apolinario de la cruz was known as?
hermano de pule of lukban
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year of birth of scientific psychology
1876
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in academic philosophical psychology who were the teachers?
individual monks and preachers
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common to the filipino who often times are unaware of it this frame of psychological reason or theory?
kinagisnang sikolohiya
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what are 2 filipino practices in psychology?
normal technique of enculturation andprotoclinical practice
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first american president
Murray Bartlet
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oldest center of learning?
university of san carlos
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2 german roots?
university of san carlos and divine word university
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year where american psychology had its foothold in the psychological department of ust. and up
1922
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who established the department of psychology in the university of san Carlos in 1954?
Joseph Goertz
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center pf psychological activity in western visayas?
divine word university
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where fires regional conference of the pambansang samahan sa sikolohiyang pilipino?
divine word university
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where is divine word university located?
tacloban leyte
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headed the launching of the undergraduate program at up tacloban
daisy soledad
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first uni to offer phd
ust
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first with phd in psychology
jose a samson
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year where filipino psychology was an integral part of the undergraduate psychology curriculum
1987
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filipino psychology was an integral part of the undergraduate psychology curriculum under the leadership of?
dolores de leon
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founded by the spanish dominican in 1630 in intramuros maynila
colegio de san juan de letran
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only school in southeast asia reportedly teaching psychology up to the mid 1970 in spanish
cdsdl
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wrote psychology dissertation to help civilize the filipinos
padre cavero
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spanish domican priest and philosopher and the founder and head of ust experimental psych lab
Angel De Blas
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stand in the indigenization of sikolohiyang filipino?
UST
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university under the belgium connection in the cordilleras
slu
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university that started to offer psychology as a major field for the undergraduate study in 1967
SLU
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SLU WAS HEADED BY BELGIAN MISSIONARY PRIEST NAMED?
FR. EVARIST VERLINDEN
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COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY AND FIELD METHODS CLASS AT THE FOOT OF THE MOUNTAIN
BAREFOOT PSYCHOLOGISTS
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STUDIES PSYCHOLOGY AT HARVARD AND WAS A CHAIRED UP PSYCHOLOGY DEPT AND WAS PUSHED FOR EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
ALFREDO LAGMAY
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Clinical psychologist and Jesuit priest
-Established the psychology department at
Ateneo
-Fought to teach Sigmund Freud
American Legacy
JAIME BULATAO
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-studied in Keio University, Japan
-first perceptual psychology dissertation
American Legacy
Danilo Tuazon
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-developed PhD level courses at
Centro Escolar University
-included a course on Filipino
Personality and Contemporary
Sources of Philippine
Psychology, taught in Filipino
Paz Policarpio-Mendez
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-published 1983 Panimulang Sikolohiya (first psychology text
book incorporating Philippine research materials using the
Filipino language) rendered in Filipino by Cecilia G. Valmont
Centro Escolar University
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