L1 (SAS): Selfhood

Question 1

In what hemisphere does the philosophy: self is central exist?

Answer 1

Western

Question 2

What does it mean for the self to be central?

Answer 2

The person is independent or skin-bound.

Question 3

What is the view of Asian and other collectivist societies of self?

Answer 3

The self is interdependent or bound by one skin.

Question 4

What is the foundation of organizational and societal success in collectivist societies?

Answer 4

Self-actualizing individuals that contributes to society for it to become functional

Question 5

Why is self-improvement a must to contribute to society?

Answer 5

Because development starts with the individuals who will develop the organization or society

Question 6

Self-image

Answer 6

Your own perception of your own being

Question 7

How does self-image lead to self-awareness?

Answer 7

The image of your own being to your own self helps to awaken your consciousness about who you are.

Question 8

Who introduced the mandala to the Western world?

Answer 8

Carl Jung

Question 9

What is the core of the Mandala?

Answer 9

Emanating elements of the self metaphorically and artistically

Question 10

The Sanskrit translation of Mandala

Answer 10

Magic Circle

Question 11

Why are mandalas the archetypes of wholeness?

Answer 11

the embodiment of the total personality through the unification of the opposite parts of one’s own nature

Question 12

Mandalas helps forming _____

Answer 12

self-knowledge

Question 13

Importance of the central point of the mandala

Answer 13

It is where every part of our nature related to

Question 14

This is the personal symbol that represents who we are the moment, and was made through the invitation of the self to a sacred space.

Answer 14

Mandala

Question 15

What are the four archetypes of Carl Jung?

Answer 15

The Persona
The Shadow
The Anima or Animus
The Self

Question 16

Father of Philippine Psychology

Answer 16

Virgilio Enriquez

Question 17

What is the core of the concept ‘kapwa’?

Answer 17

Bayanihan and Pakikiramay

Question 18

How is self-awareness and social awareness intertwined?

Answer 18

Knowing yourself affects your overall well-being, then you can contribute to society.

Question 19

Personality

Answer 19

The accessible part of the self

Question 20

The sum total of all that a person is, and is brought to all other areas of life

Answer 20

Personality

Question 21

Why is personality said to be accessible?

Answer 21

Because it is observable in one’s behavior

Question 22

What are the five elements of personality?

Answer 22

Physical
Intellectual
Social
Moral
Spiritual

Question 23

What are the aspects of physical personality?

Answer 23

Physical Appearance
Visual Poise
Voice and Speech

Question 24

It is the potent form of non-verbal communication

Answer 24

Physical element of personality

Question 25

Intellectual Element of Personality

Answer 25

What a person knows through acquired learning, common sense, and vicarious learning

Question 26

Acquired Learning

Answer 26

What you learn in the academe Taught

Question 27

Common Sense

Answer 27

Your intuition

Question 28

Vicarious/Observational Learning

Answer 28

Knowledge learned through experience

Question 29

Three Types of Intelliegence

Answer 29

Intelligence Quotient Emotional Quotient Adversity Quotient

Question 30

Adversity Quotient

Answer 30

measure your resiliency

Question 31

EQ is developed through _______

Answer 31

heuristic process

Question 32

Social Element of Personality

Answer 32

ways of dealing with others quality of relationships social graces etiquette (general, local, and global)

Question 33

Moral Element of Personality

Answer 33

Own values and principles

Question 34

Spiritual Element of Personality

Answer 34

religion, faith, and connectedness

Question 35

Self-Concept

Answer 35

The unobservable part of self The basis of our personality

Question 36

Our personality determines our _________

Answer 36

transactionality -- the way we navigate in a social context

Question 37

Factors that shape our personhood

Answer 37

Heredity (nature) and Environment (nurture)

Question 38

Heredity

Answer 38

Nature Essentialism/Biological Cultural

Question 39

Why is culture hereditary?

Answer 39

It has crystalized into our lives that is why it is considered inherited.

Question 40

Environment

Answer 40

Nurture Constructionism Constructivism Interactionism

Question 41

Interactionism

Answer 41

Communication

Question 42

Constructionism

Answer 42

constructing or deconstructing beliefs with others

Question 43

Constructivism

Answer 43

learning through interactions

Question 44

Epigenetics

Answer 44

Interaction of the genes to the environment

Question 45

Biopsychosocial

Answer 45

Interconnection and interaction of biological, psychological, and sociological fields

Question 46

Aspects of culture that impact our perception of the world

Answer 46

Location Nature Agency

Question 47

Location of Culture

Answer 47

local or social milieu

Question 48

Nature of Culture

Answer 48

Is the milieu static or dynamic?

Question 49

Agency of Culture

Answer 49

Ability to control or shape the environment

Question 50

Defining moments

Answer 50

Uncontrolled moments

Question 51

The Persona

Answer 51

This archetype consist of the different masks we wear in a social context .

Question 52

The Shadow

Answer 52

The suppressed side of someone's personality.

Question 53

_______ and _______ stem from out shadow.

Answer 53

Biases and prejudices

Question 54

The Animus

Answer 54

This represents masculinity in a woman's psyche.

Question 55

The Anima

Answer 55

This represents the femininity in a man's psyche.

Question 56

The Self

Answer 56

The wholeness of the psyche, wherein the conscious and unconscious unifies.