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What is the primary focus of Unit 3: Unpacking the Self II?
What is the primary focus of Unit 3: Unpacking the Self II?
- Examining the digital self (correct)
- Discussing proper values and attitudes online
- Exploring national identity
- Understanding the religious self
Which of the following is NOT one of the intended learning outcomes of Unit 3?
Which of the following is NOT one of the intended learning outcomes of Unit 3?
- Identify the various religious practices and beliefs
- Analyze the impact of society on national identity (correct)
- Reflect on one’s self in relation to one’s national identity
- Discuss the proper way of demonstrating values and attitudes online
What is the purpose of the activities and assessment exercises included in this unit?
What is the purpose of the activities and assessment exercises included in this unit?
- To measure understanding of the topics (correct)
- To provide a break from reading the material
- To teach new concepts not covered in the text
- To test memory retention only
What kind of attitude are students encouraged to develop in exploring concerns and issues about the self and identity?
What kind of attitude are students encouraged to develop in exploring concerns and issues about the self and identity?
In what way does the text suggest understanding and gaining a wider perspective about aspects of ourselves?
In what way does the text suggest understanding and gaining a wider perspective about aspects of ourselves?
Which aspect of the self is NOT mentioned as part of this unit's discussion?
Which aspect of the self is NOT mentioned as part of this unit's discussion?
According to Emile Durkheim, what is the definition of religion?
According to Emile Durkheim, what is the definition of religion?
What does Rebecca Stein's definition of religion include?
What does Rebecca Stein's definition of religion include?
What does Sigmund Freud argue about religion?
What does Sigmund Freud argue about religion?
How does the Bible define religion?
How does the Bible define religion?
What are the basic characteristics included in Rebecca Stein's definition of religion?
What are the basic characteristics included in Rebecca Stein's definition of religion?
Based on Emile Durkheim's definition, what unites individuals into one single moral community?
Based on Emile Durkheim's definition, what unites individuals into one single moral community?
What does religion need to be based upon according to the Bible?
What does religion need to be based upon according to the Bible?
What is focused on in Rebecca Stein's definition of religion?
What is focused on in Rebecca Stein's definition of religion?
What does Emile Durkheim define as sacred things?
What does Emile Durkheim define as sacred things?
What is considered an illusion according to Sigmund Freud?
What is considered an illusion according to Sigmund Freud?
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Study Notes
Unit 3: Unpacking the Self II
- The primary focus of Unit 3 is on exploring concerns and issues about the self and identity.
- The unit is not intended to make students develop a fixed or absolute understanding of the self.
Purpose of Activities and Assessment
- The activities and assessment exercises in this unit are designed to help students develop a critical and reflective attitude in exploring concerns and issues about the self and identity.
Understanding the Self
- The text suggests that understanding and gaining a wider perspective about aspects of ourselves involves recognizing the complexities and multiple dimensions of the self.
Aspects of the Self
- The aspects of the self discussed in this unit include identity, but not morality.
Definitions of Religion
- According to Emile Durkheim, religion is a unified system of beliefs and practices that unite individuals into one single moral community.
- Rebecca Stein's definition of religion includes the concept of a shared human experience and a sense of connection to something greater than oneself.
- Sigmund Freud argues that religion is an illusion that arises from the human need to seek comfort and protection from the unknown.
- The Bible defines religion as a relationship with God, based on faith, obedience, and love.
Characteristics of Religion
- Rebecca Stein's definition of religion includes the basic characteristics of a shared human experience, a sense of connection to something greater than oneself, and a search for meaning and purpose.
Emile Durkheim's Definition of Religion
- According to Emile Durkheim, what unites individuals into one single moral community is a shared system of beliefs and practices.
- Durkheim defines sacred things as those that are considered extraordinary, special, and set apart from the ordinary.
Sigmund Freud's View of Religion
- According to Sigmund Freud, religion is considered an illusion that arises from the human need to seek comfort and protection from the unknown.
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