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Unds 111 - Midterm
Unds 111 - Midterm
Unds 111 - Midterm
PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVE
ON SELF
SEMESTER
APRIL 24
AY 2021-2022
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MIDTERMS LECTURER: MA’AM LOURDES BAYUDAN 1ST YEAR NURSING
WILHELM REICH
● All psychological processes are part of the
physical process and vice versa.
1
CARL JUNG ● The American classic bombshell with
● Argued that the physical body and the external the blonde hair and blue eyes combo is
world can be known only as psychological the real American dream.
experiences.
2. AU NATUREL EN RANCE
SELF-ESTEEM
● Refers to the overall self evaluation or sense of
self worth.
GLORIA GAYNOR
● “Well, we all know that self-esteem comes from ● In Paris, you'll find that the effortless "I
what you think of you, not what other people woke up like this" look is very common.
think of you.” The youthful, minimal-to-no-makeup
appearance is what their society prefers.
3 DIFFERENT KINDS OF SELF-ESTEEM ● With all of the high fashion trends in
France, it's no surprise that the French
would rather put their time into their
outfits than their makeup routines.
5. BRAZILIAN BEAUTY
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
TERMINOLOGIES:
EROGENOUS ZONES
● These are part of the body that particularly
sensitive to touch, pressure and vibration which
contributes to sexual arousal.
1. AROUSAL/EXCITEMENT PHASE
● Is a subjective sense of sexual pleasure.
2. PLATEAU PHASE
● Is a brief period of time before the
orgasm. It is the body’s preparation for
orgasm.
3. ORGASM PHASE
● Done by monitoring the changes in the
● Is an intense, highly pleasurable
woman’s temperature every morning
experience.
before any activity.
4. RESOLUTION PHASE
3. CERVICAL MUCUS METHOD
● Stage where the decrease of arousal
happens.
CONTRACEPTION METHODS
1. NATURAL CONTRACEPTION METHOD
● This is a type of birth control that
depends on observations on a woman's
body through monitoring and recording
different fertility signals during her ● A woman is fertile when the cervical
menstrual cycle. mucus is profuse and watery.
2. VAGINAL RING
● This method uses an over the counter
kit that requires the urine sample of the
woman.
2. COITUS INTERRUPTUS/WITHDRAWAL
METHOD
● This is where the couple proceeds with
coitus but the moment he ejaculates, the
men withdraw before emission of
spermatozoa outside of the vagina.
3. TRANSDERMAL PATCH
4. ABSTINENCE
● Done thru abstaining from sexual
● This patch contains both estrogen and
intercourse.
progesterone. The woman should apply
one patch every week for three weeks
ARTIFICIAL CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS
on the ff areas: upper outer arm, upper
1. ORAL CONTRACEPTION
torso, abdomen, or buttocks.
5. HORMONAL INJECTIONS
9. DIAPHRAGM
PERSON’S WILL
● Refers to one’s wishes, there are the things that
we want to see and achieve in our lives.
MORALS
● It is the definition of what is right and wrong,
distinguishing the things that are acceptable for
a person, the society and at the same time the
determination of the possible effects of their
actions to themselves, their environment and
● One defines themselves and at the same time is other people.
being defined by the people they are acquainted
with along with the accumulation of objects and INTELLIGENCE AND ABILITIES
achievements that a person acquired from the ● These are the perceived strength of a person,
different endeavors and experiences in life. the things that they have confidence in doing
● The losing of such objects or people will render and believe to have a certain level of mastery.
one feel that a part of him was also lost at the
same time. VALUES
● We represent ourselves through clothes, the ● Is the person’s ability to distinguish what is
gadgets we wear, the friends we have and the important and what is not.
things that we do. All of these contribute to
whether we are accepted or not in the world we
live in
11 | TRANSCRIBED BY: MICHAEL GABRIEL JIMENEZ
RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY
RITUALS AND CEREMONIES
HARANG
● Visayan fishing villages practice the offering
ritual called harang. A local shaman invokes
sea spirits. These are several stages of the ritual
purification, invocation, entreaty and feast which
cover community life such as harvest, operation
of fishing boats and cases of illnesses (Kawada,
1996).