Psychology and Anthropology of Self

The ______ Self is action and result oriented behavior.

The ______ Self behaves like an agent, assuming no responsibility for actions.

William James introduced the psychological state that obeys ______.

The ______ Model suggests that people must adapt to their environment to live harmoniously.

The ______ Model states individuals must differentiate environmental influences to fulfill their destinies.

James argues that individuals cannot be all possible selves in all possible ______.

The field of ______ studies humans and the ways they live.

Sociology studies the ways groups of people interact with each other and how their behavior is influenced by social ______.

The 'I self' is the thinking, acting and feeling ______.

The 'Me self' comprises physical characteristics as well as psychological ______.

Anthropology studies human behavior more at the individual level, while sociology focuses more on group behavior and relations with social ______.

The primary goal of anthropology is to understand human ______ and cultural difference.

The primary method of research anthropologists utilize is called ______ or participant observation.

The core of the material self is the ______.

A person's clothes were believed to be one way they expressed who they ______.

The focus of sociocultural anthropology is to understand how people in different societies perceive themselves and the world ______.

Students with high EQ are unlikely to break rules and have good social __________.

Employees with high EQ can become effective leaders and agents of __________.

Emotional intelligent people are not likely to develop __________ and anxiety.

CATASTROPHE refers to a large-scale event that creates tremendous feelings of __________.

MAJOR LIFE CHANGES can lead to health problems if they occur over a __________ period of time.

Ritual is a specific, observable mode of behavior exhibited by all known ______.

A ritual that arises as needed, frequently in times of ______, is referred to as situational.

Emotions are ______, whereas feelings are subjective and based on beliefs and past experiences.

A ______ ritual is performed on a regular basis as part of a religious calendar.

Feelings are a mental portrayal of what is going on when you experience an ______.

Prescriptive rituals are those required to be performed by a ______ or religious authority.

Ceremonies are often traditional or religious acts performed at a ______ occasion to recognize an important event.

Situational rituals can serve to help individuals navigate periods of ______.

Ritual is defined as the performance of ceremonial acts prescribed by a tradition or sacred ______.

The biological response refers to lower level responses occurring in the brain, creating biochemical ______ in the body.

It’s what you bring of yourself, both emotionally and physically, to sex and relationships — what you do with that and how you share that with someone else. This includes ______.

Sexual self-esteem affects every sexual choice you make, including who you choose to have sex with and when, whether you limit yourself sexually, and whether you choose to use ______ or not.

Gender identity is how you feel inside and how you express your gender through clothing, behavior, and personal ______.

Most people feel that they’re either male or female, but some people feel like a masculine female, a feminine male, or ______.

Your sexual narrative — the stories we have and hold on to — influence our later ______.

Gender is also a social and legal status as girls and boys, men, and ______.

Feelings about your body: How you feel about your body affects your ability to express yourself ______.

Some people’s assigned sex and gender identity are pretty much the same, or in line with each other. These people are called ______.

The stories come out of the way sex was spoken about (or not) in the ______.

Some people feel that their assigned sex is of the other ______ from their gender identity.