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What is a key characteristic of the Eastern perception of self?
What is a key characteristic of the Eastern perception of self?
- Focusing on personal characteristics
- Valuing autonomy in decision-making
- Emphasizing individual achievements over relationships
- Highlighting relationships with others (correct)
Which statement best reflects the individualistic self?
Which statement best reflects the individualistic self?
- The self prioritizes personal goals and independence. (correct)
- The self is heavily influenced by community decisions.
- The self functions purely within societal norms.
- The self is defined by one's family relations.
What distinguishes individualistic cultures from collectivist cultures?
What distinguishes individualistic cultures from collectivist cultures?
- Emphasizing conformity to group expectations
- A preference for interdependent relationships
- Prioritizing personal needs over group needs (correct)
- A focus on family and community needs
In an individualistic culture, which of the following is most likely to be valued?
In an individualistic culture, which of the following is most likely to be valued?
How do Westerners typically define their self-concept compared to Easterners?
How do Westerners typically define their self-concept compared to Easterners?
What belief is commonly held in individualistic cultures regarding life?
What belief is commonly held in individualistic cultures regarding life?
What is a common outcome of introspection in individuals manifesting an individualistic self?
What is a common outcome of introspection in individuals manifesting an individualistic self?
Which option reflects a perception of self that emphasizes the importance of autonomy?
Which option reflects a perception of self that emphasizes the importance of autonomy?
What characterizes egoistical individualism?
What characterizes egoistical individualism?
How does developmental individualism define individual freedom?
How does developmental individualism define individual freedom?
What happens to individual identity in a collectivistic culture?
What happens to individual identity in a collectivistic culture?
What is a key feature of collectivistic cultures?
What is a key feature of collectivistic cultures?
Which of the following cultures is considered collectivistic?
Which of the following cultures is considered collectivistic?
What was a significant aspect of Confucius' background?
What was a significant aspect of Confucius' background?
What did collectivism prioritize over individual freedom?
What did collectivism prioritize over individual freedom?
How did Confucius' family support his education?
How did Confucius' family support his education?
What is the ultimate goal for Buddhists in their spiritual practice?
What is the ultimate goal for Buddhists in their spiritual practice?
What does the term 'Middle Way' in Buddhism refer to?
What does the term 'Middle Way' in Buddhism refer to?
How is the concept of self viewed in Buddhism?
How is the concept of self viewed in Buddhism?
Which historical figure is known as the Buddha?
Which historical figure is known as the Buddha?
What are supernatural figures seen as in Buddhism?
What are supernatural figures seen as in Buddhism?
What is a common belief among different groups adapted from Buddhism?
What is a common belief among different groups adapted from Buddhism?
How does Eastern philosophy generally differ from Western philosophy in terms of self-identity?
How does Eastern philosophy generally differ from Western philosophy in terms of self-identity?
What does Buddhism suggest one should do to attain nirvana?
What does Buddhism suggest one should do to attain nirvana?
What does sexual selfhood refer to?
What does sexual selfhood refer to?
Which of the following is NOT a factor that influences human sexuality?
Which of the following is NOT a factor that influences human sexuality?
According to the content, what primarily shapes individuals' sexual behaviors?
According to the content, what primarily shapes individuals' sexual behaviors?
Males are suggested to have a stronger sex drive than females primarily due to which of the following?
Males are suggested to have a stronger sex drive than females primarily due to which of the following?
What are secondary sexual changes?
What are secondary sexual changes?
Which of the following statements about sex-related behavior is correct?
Which of the following statements about sex-related behavior is correct?
Human sexuality is said to reflect which of the following?
Human sexuality is said to reflect which of the following?
What is a common misconception about male and female sexual behaviors?
What is a common misconception about male and female sexual behaviors?
What defines a cisgender individual?
What defines a cisgender individual?
How is gender fluidity characterized?
How is gender fluidity characterized?
Which term refers to individuals born with anatomical or chromosomal traits that don't fit traditional gender definitions?
Which term refers to individuals born with anatomical or chromosomal traits that don't fit traditional gender definitions?
What does gender identity specifically relate to?
What does gender identity specifically relate to?
What is a key characteristic of transgender individuals?
What is a key characteristic of transgender individuals?
What does gender expression refer to?
What does gender expression refer to?
What does sexuality encompass in terms of identity?
What does sexuality encompass in terms of identity?
What societal influences are thought to shape gender fluid identities?
What societal influences are thought to shape gender fluid identities?
Flashcards
Individualistic Self
Individualistic Self
Prioritizes personal needs over group needs, valuing autonomy and independence.
Collective Self
Collective Self
Merges individual identity with the group, emphasizing strong bonds and group decisions.
Egoistical Individualism
Egoistical Individualism
Type of individualism prioritizing self-interest and self-reliance.
Developmental Individualism
Developmental Individualism
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Confucianism/Taoism
Confucianism/Taoism
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Buddhism
Buddhism
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Siddhartha Gautama
Siddhartha Gautama
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Nirvana
Nirvana
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Sex
Sex
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Gender
Gender
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Gender Identity
Gender Identity
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Gender Expression
Gender Expression
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Cisgender
Cisgender
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Transgender
Transgender
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Gender-fluid
Gender-fluid
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Sexuality
Sexuality
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Sexual Identity
Sexual Identity
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Eastern Cultures
Eastern Cultures
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Western Cultures
Western Cultures
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Middle Way
Middle Way
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Study Notes
The Self in Different Cultures
- Eastern cultures tend to focus on relationships with others when describing themselves.
- Western cultures often emphasize individual characteristics and uniqueness.
Individualistic Self
- The individualistic self prioritizes personal needs over group needs.
- It values autonomy and independence.
- Examples of individualistic cultures include the United States and Great Britain.
- Egoistical individualism prioritizes self-interest and self-reliance.
- Developmental individualism links individual freedom to human flourishing.
Collective Self
- The collective self merges individual identity with the group.
- Strong bonds of unity are emphasized.
- Group decisions are prioritized.
- Examples of collectivist cultures include Japan, China, Mexico, Korea, and Central America.
- The Philippines is considered a collective culture.
Confucianism and Taoism
- Confucianism and Taoism emphasize the self within a broader context.
- The goal is to create a self that benefits the community and is in harmony with nature.
Buddhism
- Buddhists believe human life is a cycle of suffering and rebirth.
- The goal is to achieve enlightenment (nirvana) and escape this cycle.
- There is no belief in a central deity, but there are supernatural figures who can help or hinder enlightenment.
- Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha, attained enlightenment through the "Middle Way," a balance between extreme asceticism and wealth.
Understanding Human Sexuality
- Human sexuality is culturally diverse.
- It encompasses biological, psychological, and social factors.
- "Sex" refers to biological differences between male and female.
- Gender represents social and cultural roles played by males or females.
- Gender identity is how someone feels internally about their gender.
- Gender expression is how someone chooses to express their gender.
Gender Variations
- Cisgender individuals identify with the gender assigned to them at birth.
- Transgender individuals have a gender identity that doesn't match their assigned sex.
- Gender-fluid individuals experience a shifting or non-fixed gender identity.
Sexuality
- Sexuality encompasses sexual activities, relationships, feelings, identity, and behaviors.
- Sexual identity is how someone labels their sexual orientation.
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This quiz explores the concept of the self as defined in various cultures, focusing on individualistic versus collective self-conceptions. It delves into how Eastern cultures prioritize relationships while Western cultures emphasize personal identity and autonomy. Discover key concepts including Confucianism, Taoism, and the distinctions between egoistical and developmental individualism.
