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MIDTERM Flashcards

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If ‘philos’ means love, what does ‘sophia’ means?

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wisdom

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develop their self-image through interactions with people

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Social Behaviorism

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A method of inquiry consisting of questions to search for a definition of a thing

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Socratic Method

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Socrates believed that a person will become wiser through (3 answers)

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Seeking, Asking, Thinking

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5
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children learn thru imitation

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Preparatory Stage

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How many dialogues did Plato wrote?

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20

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7
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Composed of changing ‘sensible’ things | imperfect and flawed

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Realms of Shadow

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a person’s self grows out of society’s interpersonal interactions

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Looking-Glass Self Theory

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Three (3) Components of the Soul

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Reason, Spirited, Appetite

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10
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self functions as a subject

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I self

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learn their role in relation to others and how to take on everyone else in a game

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Game Stage

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He initially rejected Christianity

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St. Augustine of Hippo

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13
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excessive love for physical objects

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Sin of Greed

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14
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excessive love for people

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Sin of Jelousy

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15
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Excessive love for self

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Sin of Pride

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16
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Self function as an object

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Me self

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17
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Two Powers of the Human Mind

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Intuition, Deduction

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18
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Ability to apprehend direction of truths

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Intuition

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19
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Power to discover what is known from what is already known

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Deduction

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20
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Presentation of themselves

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The Presentaion of Self in Everyday Life

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21
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Father of modern philosophy

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Rene Descartes

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22
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“I think therefore I am”

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Cogito Ergo Sum

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Contains all those drives, urges, or instincts that are beyond our awareness

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Unconscious

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contains all the elements that are not conscious but can become conscious

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Preconscious

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Mental elements in awareness at any given point in time

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Conscious

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seek pleasure

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Id

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27
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life instinct

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Eros

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Region of the mind in contact with reality

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Ego

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29
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Moral and ideal aspects of personality

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Superego

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Composed of eternal things which are permanent and perfect

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Realm of Forms

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Blank State

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Tabula Rasa

32
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He believed that knowledge results from the ideas

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John Locke

33
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A defense mechanism where thoughts, feelings, and memories that are too painful are banished from conscious awareness

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Repression

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Doing the opposite of what you truly feel

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Reaction Formation

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A type of defense mechanism wherein characteristics are being adapted from another person or environment

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Introjection

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Fetal position / reverts to younger self

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Regression

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Psychology strategy to protect a person from anxiety

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Defense Mechanism

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Imagery of a theater/theatrical presentation

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Dramaturgical Approach

39
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Children start role-playing

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Play stage

40
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A type of brain that gives rise to aberrant behaviors

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Compromised Brain

41
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If ‘logos’ means ‘study of’, what does ‘anthropos’ means?

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Human

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scientific study of humans, human behavior, and societies in the past/present

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Anthropology

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Study of ancient/recent human past through materials

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Archaeology

44
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Discovered that the most important aspect of human is survival

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Archaeologist

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Scientific discipline concerned with biological & behavioral aspects of human being

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Biological Anthropology

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Study of non-human primate behavior

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Primatology

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Study of diseases in ancient organisms

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Paleopathology

48
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Study the role of language

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Linguistic Anthropology

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Essential part of human communication / System of communication used by a community

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Language

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Universal Language

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English

51
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Study of contemporary human cultures

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Cultural Anthropology

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A way of life of a group

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Culture

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Belief that the culture in which are raised determines who we are

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Theory of Cultural Determinism

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Rational and motivation for goodness and truth

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Reason

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Non-rational and the will toward action

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Spirited

56
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Irrational and lean towards the desire for pleasure

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Appetite

57
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A french philosopher that coined Sociology

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Isidore Auguste Comte

58
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Latin word ‘socius’ means?

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Companion

59
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A type of brain that facilitates socially accepted behavior

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Normal Brain

60
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He is prominent in the field of psychology, sociology, and philosophy

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George Herbert Mead

61
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Plato used this as his presentation

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Allegory of the Cave

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Levels of Mental Life

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Unconscious, Preconscious, Conscious

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Provinces of the Mind

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Id, Ego, Superego

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Defense Mechanism

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Repression, Regression, Reaction Formation, Introjection, Denial

65
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Persons from the past or present who have characteristics that are important in a culture

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Heroes

66
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Core of every culture, which involved human tendencies/preferences towards good or bad, right or wrong

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Values

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Activities (religous & social) participated in by a group of people for the fulfillment of some objectives

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Rituals

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Words, gestures, or objects that may have a meaning in a culture

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Symbols

69
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Four subfields of Anthropology

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Archaeology, Biological, Linguistic Cultural

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