THE

HUMAN
Group 3- BSAIS -1B
 HUMAN PERSON

Humanity has adequate

meaning depending
upon on how the
person carries himself.
 HUMAN PERSON

Man by nature is
composition of dual
entity. *Physical
*Spiritual
 HUMAN PERSON

More on the physical

looks of certain person,
his character and
attitudes.
 HUM AN PE RSON
More on the status of his
relationship with the
supreme creator and this
is manifested on his
 ELEMENTS
1. SELF CONTROL- this virtue is
to make oneself in abstinence of
doing this that are not the
acceptable actions that will lead
to the promotion of pride and
 ELEMENTS
2. FORTITUDE- refers to
the ability of man to
check his emotion
especially anger.
 ELEMENTS
3. JUSTICE- refers to the
behavior to oneself or to another
which is strictly in accord with
currently accepted ethical law.
 ELEMENTS
4. PRUDENCE or TACT- man by
nature is a supreme compared to
other creations. His intellect is
afforded by his Creator, enough
to decide which is right or wrong.
 Human
behavior
•Is an exhibit of his
natural feeling both
inward and outward .
 Human
behavior
• also considered as
“human act” and
“act of man”
Necessity to study
human behavior
• A well-learned person on the
importance on the study of
human behavior is well equipped
and this status can make hum
well independent.
Necessity to study
human behavior
1. The nature of being a
human being.
2. For better understanding
of our own action and
Necessity to study
human behavior
3. For policy and decision
making
4. To be ready enough to
consider others
Necessity to study
human behavior
6. For self consciousness that
immediately adjust our
actuations and relationship
with others.
 Necessity to study
human behavior
8. For innovations and other
creative know-how
9. As an instruments in
studying others areas of
discpline like management
 HUMAN
MOTIVATION
Motivation is the driving
force that ignites all forms
of behavior.
 HUMAN
M O T I VAT I O N
DRIVE THEORY- suggest
that behavior is pushed from
within by drives stemming
from basic biological needs.
To counter this feelings we
 HUMAN
M O T I VAT I O N
PHYSICAL/BIOLOGICAL NEEDS
Hunger Warmth & Cold
Thirst Pain
Air needs Rest
Sex needs
 HUMAN
M O T I VAT I O N
PSYCHO-SOCIAL NEEDS
Affiliation Social Security
Dependency Achievement
Social Approval/ Acceptance
 HUMAN
M O T I VAT I O N
AROUSAL THEORY-
focuses on our general level of
activation, which is physiological
measures such as heart rate or
blood pressure, muscle tension,
and brain activity.
 HUMAN
M O T I VAT I O N
EXPECTANCY
T H E O R Y - simply could be
identified when your behavior is
determined by your expectations,
your belief that your present action
 HUMAN
M O T I VAT I O N
MASLOW’S HIERARCHY OF
NEEDS
 SOCIAL
P S YC H O LO GY
•Field of psychology
concerned with how others
influence the thoughts ,
feelings and behaviors of
individuals .
S O C I A L I N F LU E N C E S
•Refers to efforts by one
or more individuals to
change attitudes or one
or more individuals.
CONFORMIRTY
•Modifying our
behavior under
perceived pressure.
OBEDIENCE
•Follows or obeys
the direction
COMPLIENCE
•accepting request from
another doing something
that requester wants. under
this, w have to the following
 INGRATIATION
•This involves efforts to
increase one’s appeal to
target person before asking
that person to grant a
 INGRATIATION
1. Indicating we agree to the target
person or share their personal views
on issue
2. Praising or flattering others
3. Enhancing personal appearance
 INGRATIATION
4. Associate ourselves with celebrity or
important people.
5. Showing positive nonverbal cues
such as sweet smile.
6. Doing self-deprecating remarks like
speaking with humility
 INGRATIATION
Multiple request.
1. foot-in-the-door technique
2. Door –the-face
3. That’s not all request- this
strategy.
SOC IA L BEHAVIOR
• Man by nature is a sociable
being, he wants to be a
member of the crowd and
desires to be recognized and to
participate actively in almost
 M A N’S SOC IAL
DIM ENSION
1. Man as being
through others - Relation
between or among others is a
strong cohesion .
 M A N’S SOC IAL
DIM ENSION
1. Man as being with
others- man needs
major social needs;
affection, attention and
 M A N’S SOC IAL
DIM ENSION
1 . Man as being for
others- we are created for
others not only in terms
of love but also in social
 THE PROCESS
OF
SOCIALIZATION .
1. Life long process- “from
womb to tomb”
2. Dynamic aspect of social
role.
 FORMS OF SOCIAL
R E VO LU T I O N
1. Primary socialization- the
beginning of the social
learning of a person towards
certain values, attitude and
 FORMS OF SOCIAL
R E VO LU T I O N
2. Secondary socialization-a
learning process whereby an
appropriate action is executed as
observed by members of a smaller
group that is within the premise of
 FORMS OF SOCIAL
R E VO LU T I O N
3. Developmental
socialization- a kind of
socialization development
whereby learning process
 FORMS OF SOCIAL
R E VO LU T I O N
4. Anticipatory
socialization- prepared
socialization training for
future purposes.
 FORMS OF SOCIAL
R E VO LU T I O N
4. Reverse socialization- a
socialization process whereby a
certain group of people seemed
to resign by what is
traditionally practiced.
 FORMS OF SOCIAL
R E VO LU T I O N
4. Re-socialization- a
socialization process
whereby old practices are
abandoned because of new