Module 1: Perspectives on the Self

The ______ of the Philippines is Iloilo Science and Technology University.

The university's website address is ______.

The study of the ______ is challenging because it requires self-reflection.

This subject hopes to help you understand ______.

Module 1 focuses on the ______ from various perspectives.

The ______ in the story have limited experience of the elephant.

Each blind man creates their own ______ based on their experience.

The story of the blind men and the elephant is a famous ______ fable.

In the ______ stage of Mead's theory, a child imitates the behaviors of their parents or significant others.

The ______ stage of Mead's theory involves children playing roles of others, such as a teacher or a soldier.

The ______ stage of Mead's theory occurs when a child understands the expectations and perspectives of the generalized other.

According to Cooley's Looking Glass Self, your self-concept is influenced by your perception of other people's ______ of you.

The story about the blind men and the elephant teaches us that our perspectives can be ______.

Cooley describes the Looking Glass Self as a three-step process: imagining how we appear to others, imagining their ______ of us, and developing our sense of self based on those judgements.

Socrates believed an ______ life is not worth living.

Erik Erikson's stages of psychosocial development suggest that by early adulthood, individuals should have a sense of ______.

The concept of 'self' is often associated with ______ and personality.

The ______ of the self is explained differently by various perspectives.

Philosophers have been among the early contributors to the understanding of the ______.

During the lockdown, many people responded to the same situation in ______ ways.

The saying "you are what you eat" suggests that what we consume can influence our ______.

According to Aristotle, the ______ is composed of the body and soul, mind and matter, sense and intellect, and passion and reason.

Aristotle acknowledged ______ to be the supreme in the human person and should govern all of life’s activities.

Aristotle believed that humans will tend to live a ______ life if their senses (which is the lower nature of human person) prevailed.

According to Aristotle, happiness comes from the ______ development of the whole self.

Aristotle believed that perfection and happiness come from ______ and virtue.

Confucius propagated a way of life that regarded an individual as a member of a ______ whole, not as a separate being.

The ethical teachings of Confucius are based on the human ______ (ruler & ruled, parents & child, among siblings and among friends).

The individual has to perform its ______ roles so harmony is achieved.

When you have a ______ at home, do you find yourself offering your best like plates, utensils, pillow, bed sheet and let them sleep in bed while you in floor?

According to Confucianism, your identity is defined by your membership to a group which is called the "______ self".

According to the ______ perspective, we describe our self by the consequence of our interaction and relationship to others.

The concept of the "______ self" in Confucianism suggests that you respond to social requirements and obligations rather than your own needs.

Our ______ as well has a huge impact on how we view our self and that of others as well.

Confucian thought emphasizes that individuals are ______, improvable, and perfectible.

Our family, friends, significant and generalized others, all has been ______ in understanding who we are and what we will be in the future.

Lao-Tzu, the founder of Taoism, believed that there are no "bad people", just individuals who ______ badly.

Stret and Burke (2003) saw ______ Of The Self:

Taoism emphasizes the importance of being ______ and accepting the changes life brings.

There is a ______ relationship between the self and society.

The ultimate goal in Taoism is to live at peace with the "______" and accept the flow of life.

The ______ emerges in and is reflective of society.

The pandemic has brought about many changes, such as the shift from face-to-face education to online learning using ______.

The social construction of selfhood is about the meanings and understandings associated with the ______ self.

The "New Normal" has caused many people to feel ______ by the changes brought about by the pandemic.