27.
Human Nature, 3 aspects of personality, the
1. Plato - dual body and soul
2. Matter and Form - St. Thomas Aquinas
3. St. Augustine - Relationship with God
4. Gilbert Ryle - Certain circumstances
5. Consistent - persist for quite some time
6. Self esteem - what others think of you
7. David Hume - empirical approach
8. Anthropology - ancestors through time and
space
9. Difficulty in Tagalog/Bisaya - environmental
10. Ultimate virtue - ultimate happiness for
Socrates
11. Industry VS Inferiority - competence
12. Knowledge through senses - Immanuel
Kant
13. DNA - genetic instructions
14. Soul decides - rational
15. Assignment upon birth - biological sex
16. Bundle of impressions and ideas
Immanuel Kant
17. Heredity - transmission of traits parents to
offspring
18. Unitary Self - center of all experiences
19. Operant conditioning - consequences
20. Self concept - experiences
21. Doctor VS unemployed - downward
comparison
22. Carl Rogers - Self image - Idea Self
23. Body and Soul - St. Augustine
24. A trait feel about themselves - self esteem
25. St. Thomas - existence to the world
26. John Locke - Tabula Rasa
unconscious - Freud
28. Medical VS jobless - Downward social
comparison with assimilative effect
29. Gilbert Ryle - Behavior
30. Both known and unknown - Self
31. Extrinsic motivation - gifts, crush, admiration
32. We construct the self - Immanuel Kant
33. Self esteem - think feel act
34. Negative Self Concept - changing verbal
and nonverbal
35. Social construction - shared assumption
36. Self actualized - confidence, creativity
37. Merleu Ponty - body and mind
38. ID pleasure, Ego reality - Sigmund Freud
39. William James - social and spiritual self -
belongs to material self
40. Carl Rogers - genuineness/acceptance and
empathy
41. Personal Characteristics social roles and
- responsibilities- identity
42. Moi and Personne - Marcel Mauss
43. Ego - decision making
44. Shield Himself- self preservation
45. High self esteem - worth
individuals/independent
46. Allegory of Character - Plato
47. Material Self - consumer culture
48. Questioning of the Self - Socrates
49. Appetitive - satisfy oneself/human desires
50. Evaluating oneself with regards to others -
Social Comparison
51. Change in physical appearance - sense of
continuity
52. Continuous flow of thoughts - stream of
consciousness
53. Social self - mental images
54. Protect from physical harm - bodily self
seeking
55. Erick Erikson -Psychosocial
56. I, Sell - Susan Harter
57. Authority to others - sense of aging
58. Ivan Paviov - Classical conditioning
59. Brother better - upward social comparison
with assimilative effect
60. Cognitive stimulation - self activation
61. Empirical self - 1. material self, 2. social self
3. spiritual self (lowest to highest)
62. Karen Horny - Ideal, Real and Actual self
and kind
63. Praises - positive reinforcement
64. Western Thought - ego unique individual
self - separate from others