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Which of the following is NOT a component included in each module for easy understanding?
Which of the following is NOT a component included in each module for easy understanding?
- Overview
- Key terms
- Practice Tests (correct)
- Synthesis
What aspect of personality does Module 6 primarily focus on?
What aspect of personality does Module 6 primarily focus on?
- Personality domains and factors (correct)
- Intelligence theories
- Stress management
- Emotional regulation techniques
Which strategy is specifically associated with Seligman in the context of this module?
Which strategy is specifically associated with Seligman in the context of this module?
- Positive Psychology (correct)
- Emotional Development
- Core Attitudes
- Grit
What is the purpose of the Exercises at the end of each lesson?
What is the purpose of the Exercises at the end of each lesson?
How is the final module designed to help learners face challenges?
How is the final module designed to help learners face challenges?
What is the primary aim of the discipline of Science?
What is the primary aim of the discipline of Science?
Which of the following best describes the basis of Scientific knowledge?
Which of the following best describes the basis of Scientific knowledge?
In the context of public schools and State Universities in the Philippines, which principle must they adhere to?
In the context of public schools and State Universities in the Philippines, which principle must they adhere to?
What process is considered the only method for investigating natural and social events in Science?
What process is considered the only method for investigating natural and social events in Science?
Which is NOT a characterizing feature of late adolescence as discussed in the context of the book?
Which is NOT a characterizing feature of late adolescence as discussed in the context of the book?
What is considered a major objective in the approach of using the book 'Tools in Understanding the Self'?
What is considered a major objective in the approach of using the book 'Tools in Understanding the Self'?
What role do tools play in the context of personal development?
What role do tools play in the context of personal development?
What does the book emphasize about the significance of understanding the 'Self'?
What does the book emphasize about the significance of understanding the 'Self'?
What does vertical collectivism primarily focus on?
What does vertical collectivism primarily focus on?
Which frame of Johari's Window represents information that is known to others but not to oneself?
Which frame of Johari's Window represents information that is known to others but not to oneself?
Which of the following describes horizontal individualism?
Which of the following describes horizontal individualism?
What concept describes a person's chosen version of themselves on digital platforms?
What concept describes a person's chosen version of themselves on digital platforms?
Bronfenbrenner's bioecological systems theory emphasizes which of the following?
Bronfenbrenner's bioecological systems theory emphasizes which of the following?
What is the primary focus of the hidden frame in Johari's Window?
What is the primary focus of the hidden frame in Johari's Window?
Which of the following best defines imagined judgment?
Which of the following best defines imagined judgment?
How is the concept of collectivism different from individualism?
How is the concept of collectivism different from individualism?
What aspect of time does the chronosystem encompass in a child's environment?
What aspect of time does the chronosystem encompass in a child's environment?
Which statement best describes individualism?
Which statement best describes individualism?
What does collectivism discourage in social contexts?
What does collectivism discourage in social contexts?
According to the content, what does the term 'individualism' imply?
According to the content, what does the term 'individualism' imply?
Which characteristic is NOT associated with collectivistic cultures?
Which characteristic is NOT associated with collectivistic cultures?
How does age affect a child's reaction to environmental changes according to the chronosystem?
How does age affect a child's reaction to environmental changes according to the chronosystem?
In the context of individualism and collectivism, what can be inferred about the Filipino culture?
In the context of individualism and collectivism, what can be inferred about the Filipino culture?
What is a key consideration when studying self-construal in cultures?
What is a key consideration when studying self-construal in cultures?
What characterizes vertical collectivism?
What characterizes vertical collectivism?
Which aspect best defines horizontal individualism?
Which aspect best defines horizontal individualism?
According to Cooley's looking glass self theory, how is self-image developed?
According to Cooley's looking glass self theory, how is self-image developed?
What does Cooley suggest about self-feeling and social feeling?
What does Cooley suggest about self-feeling and social feeling?
What perspective does horizontal collectivism emphasize?
What perspective does horizontal collectivism emphasize?
What does the term 'vertical individualism' suggest?
What does the term 'vertical individualism' suggest?
How does Cooley view the relationship between society and individuals?
How does Cooley view the relationship between society and individuals?
What is the goal of harmonizing self-feeling and social feeling, according to Cooley?
What is the goal of harmonizing self-feeling and social feeling, according to Cooley?
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Study Notes
Understanding the Self
- This module will explore the nature of intelligence, emotional development, personality, and self-development.
- Each module includes:
- An overview of the module's content
- Key terms
- Module outline
- Read me section/discussion
- Exercises
- Synthesis
- References
- This module focuses on understanding the self from a scientific perspective, integrating concepts from the arts and philosophy.
- The main objective is to identify strengths and weaknesses, and to learn and improve.
- Emphasis is placed on using tools to develop oneself.
The "Self"
- The topics covered in this book are designed for individuals in late adolescence or college age.
- The book aims to help you discover your "self."
- It begins with an understanding of the concept of the "Self" and then delves into adolescent traits.
- It will teach you how to improve and "reinvent" yourself.
Collectivism and Individualism
- Collectivism emphasizes embeddedness of individuals within a larger group.
- It encourages conformity and discourages individuals from dissenting.
- Individualism emphasizes personal freedom and achievement.
- Individualistic cultures value personal accomplishments such as discoveries, innovations, and artistic or humanitarian achievements.
Dimensions of Collectivism and Individualism
- Vertical Collectivism - individuals see themselves as part of a collective, accepting hierarchy and inequality within that collective.
- Vertical Individualism - individuals see themselves as fully autonomous, but recognize and accept existing inequality among individuals.
- Horizontal Collectivism - individuals see themselves as part of a collective, perceiving all members as equal.
- Horizontal Individualism - individuals see themselves as fully autonomous, believing in equality between individuals.
The Looking Glass Self
- The Looking Glass Self refers to the process of developing self-image based on messages received from others.
- People shape their self-image based on the perceptions and confirmations from others.
- The concept highlights that self-relation is not solitary and involves others.
- Cooley believed that society and individuals are connected and that personal freedom is tied to social relations.
Johari's Window
- Johari's Window is a model for self-awareness, personal development, group development, and understanding relationships.
- The Open Frame - Things known to both yourself and others.
- The Blind Frame - Information known to others but not to you.
- The Hidden Frame - Information known to you but not to others.
- The Unknown Frame - Information that is unknown or does not apply to you.
Bronfenbrenner's Bioecological Systems Theory
- Bronfenbrenner's theory (now known as Bioecological Systems Theory) explores a child's development within their environment.
- The theory depicts "layers" of environment, each influencing a child's development.
- Chronosystem - encompasses the dimension of time and its effect on a child's environments.
- Internal and external changes influence a child's environments.
Self-Image
- Self-Image - refers to individuals shaping themselves based on others' perceptions.
- This can lead to reinforcing others' perspectives of themselves.
- Cyber-self - presents a version of oneself on digital platforms.
Imagined Judgment - The imagination of one's judgment of their appearance.
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