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What is the primary goal of the discussion guidelines?
What is the primary goal of the discussion guidelines?
- To ensure a safe and respectful environment. (correct)
- To promote debate among members.
- To limit sharing to only positive experiences.
- To allow one member to take charge of the conversation.
How should personal experiences be shared during the discussion?
How should personal experiences be shared during the discussion?
- Everyone must share their experiences regardless of comfort.
- Only the group leader should share personal experiences.
- Members can pass on sharing if it causes distress or anxiety. (correct)
- Names should always be disclosed for accountability.
What should the summary of the discussion focus on?
What should the summary of the discussion focus on?
- Highlighting individual views distinctly.
- Summarizing and discussing the relevant information from members. (correct)
- Providing a consensus answer for the group.
- Neglecting participation details for brevity.
How long should each reporting last according to the guidelines?
How long should each reporting last according to the guidelines?
Which of the following is emphasized in the discussion guidelines?
Which of the following is emphasized in the discussion guidelines?
What psychological perspective suggests that Filipinos may experience social media addiction due to feelings of inadequacy?
What psychological perspective suggests that Filipinos may experience social media addiction due to feelings of inadequacy?
Which factor is posited to play a significant role in the development of love according to the content?
Which factor is posited to play a significant role in the development of love according to the content?
What is described as a key approach to handling academic difficulty?
What is described as a key approach to handling academic difficulty?
How can failure be viewed to foster a positive outcome, according to the content?
How can failure be viewed to foster a positive outcome, according to the content?
What concept is suggested to have a strong impact on academic performance?
What concept is suggested to have a strong impact on academic performance?
What approach is recommended for managing emotions in various situations?
What approach is recommended for managing emotions in various situations?
Which factor is NOT mentioned in relation to the nature vs. nurture debate in the content?
Which factor is NOT mentioned in relation to the nature vs. nurture debate in the content?
What process is described as essential in making decisions based on previous experiences?
What process is described as essential in making decisions based on previous experiences?
What does it mean to stay true to one's own values and aspirations in the context of decisions?
What does it mean to stay true to one's own values and aspirations in the context of decisions?
What is implied by the term 'incongruence' in relation to self-acceptance?
What is implied by the term 'incongruence' in relation to self-acceptance?
Why might people tend to hide their emotions in public settings?
Why might people tend to hide their emotions in public settings?
What results from denying one's true self according to the content?
What results from denying one's true self according to the content?
What does the phrase 'conditions of worth' imply about love?
What does the phrase 'conditions of worth' imply about love?
What is a potential benefit of embracing one's true self as described in the content?
What is a potential benefit of embracing one's true self as described in the content?
What does authentic love involve according to the content?
What does authentic love involve according to the content?
Which of the following best describes the significance of emotions in personal identity?
Which of the following best describes the significance of emotions in personal identity?
What aspect of social media is considered to contribute to addiction according to the content?
What aspect of social media is considered to contribute to addiction according to the content?
Which humanistic perspective emphasizes the importance of genuine acceptance in relationships?
Which humanistic perspective emphasizes the importance of genuine acceptance in relationships?
How does the author view the role of emotions in personal identity?
How does the author view the role of emotions in personal identity?
Which factor is suggested as an important consideration before assessing academic difficulty?
Which factor is suggested as an important consideration before assessing academic difficulty?
What is the main theme of the author's decision-making process?
What is the main theme of the author's decision-making process?
What type of research is the author interested in conducting related to social media?
What type of research is the author interested in conducting related to social media?
The content suggests that humans often hide what aspect of themselves in public?
The content suggests that humans often hide what aspect of themselves in public?
What is indicated as a cycle that social media can create among its users?
What is indicated as a cycle that social media can create among its users?
What is suggested about emotions in relation to conscious understanding?
What is suggested about emotions in relation to conscious understanding?
How does the content describe failure in relation to self-perception?
How does the content describe failure in relation to self-perception?
What does the concept of the 'ideal image' of a significant other imply?
What does the concept of the 'ideal image' of a significant other imply?
Which of the following reflects a key idea about social media addiction and understanding it?
Which of the following reflects a key idea about social media addiction and understanding it?
What does the phrase 'the little child' refer to in the context of self-criticism?
What does the phrase 'the little child' refer to in the context of self-criticism?
Which perspective emphasizes that some choices may be driven by uncontrollable forces?
Which perspective emphasizes that some choices may be driven by uncontrollable forces?
What is the relationship between individual standards and experiences of failure?
What is the relationship between individual standards and experiences of failure?
Which statement reflects a potential misconception about emotions?
Which statement reflects a potential misconception about emotions?
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Study Notes
Love
- Love can sometimes be about finding someone who accepts us as we truly are.
- Humans learn to "put on a mask" to fit in with society.
- Love can be a matter of proximity and chance.
Decisions
- Decisions are often influenced by unconscious desires or past experiences.
- Decisions should consider the likely outcomes.
- Decisions should align with our true selves and values.
Emotions
- Emotions are a reminder of who we really are.
- We should not try to hide our emotions.
- Emotions can be influenced by deeper, less visible factors.
Failure
- Failure is a learning experience.
- It is important to be kind to ourselves when we experience failure.
- Failure can help us see where we might be setting standards too high.
Academic Difficulty
- Motivation greatly affects academic performance.
- It is important to reward ourselves for studying and making progress.
- It is also important to maintain good health and social relationships.
Research
- You can perform surveys, experiments, and interviews to gather data on social media addiction.
- Psychoanalytic perspectives focus on unconscious motivations and childhood experiences.
- Cognitive behavioral perspectives focus on how rewards and learning influence behavior.
- Humanistic perspectives emphasize the individual's subjective experience and their desire for self-actualization.
NCOFI
- The NCOFI framework helps us understand how different perspectives approach questions about human behavior.
- Nature vs Nurture: This considers whether our behavior is primarily shaped by our genes (nature) or our environment (nurture).
- Conscious vs Unconscious: This examines how much of our behavior is driven by our aware thoughts and feelings (conscious) versus those that operate below the surface (unconscious).
- Observable vs Internal: This explores how we can measure and observe behavior (observable) versus the internal thoughts and feelings that drive it (internal).
- Free Will vs Determinism: This debate centers on whether we have free will and agency over our actions or if our behavior is preordained by factors beyond our control.
- Individual vs Universal: This considers the nature of human behavior: is it primarily unique to each individual or are there commonalities across all humans?
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