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The document outlines various perspectives on the concept of self, including philosophical, sociological, anthropological, psychological, material, spiritual, political, and digital dimensions. It discusses the impact of culture, body image, sexuality, consumerism, and online identity on self-perception, as well as strategies for managing and caring for oneself through learning, goal setting, health management, and social skills. The content aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the self in contemporary society.

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The document outlines various perspectives on the concept of self, including philosophical, sociological, anthropological, psychological, material, spiritual, political, and digital dimensions. It discusses the impact of culture, body image, sexuality, consumerism, and online identity on self-perception, as well as strategies for managing and caring for oneself through learning, goal setting, health management, and social skills. The content aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the self in contemporary society.

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Learning Content

Vision and Mission of the University


Quality Policy
Institutional Outcomes
Goals of the College

I. THE SELF FROM VARIOUS PERSPECTIVES


A. Philosophy
-Socrates, Plato and Augustine to Descartes, Locke, Hume, Kant, Freud, Ryle,
Churchland and and Merleau-Ponty—all trying to answer the “Who are you?”

B. Sociology
-The self as a product of modern society
among other constructions
-Mead and the Social
Self

C. Anthropology
-The self and person in contemporary
Anthropology
-The self-embedded in culture
D. Psychology
-The self as a Cognitive Construction
-William James and the Me-self; I-Self
-Global versus differentiated models
-Real and Ideal Self-concepts
-Multiple vs. unified selves
-True versus false selves
-The self as proactive and agentic
II. UNPACKING THE SELF

A. THE PHYSICAL SELF

- The self as impacted by the body.


-The impact of culture on body image and
self-esteem.
- The importance of beauty.

B. SEXUAL SELF:

- Development of the Secondary sex


characteristics and the human
reproductive system.
- Discussing the erogenous zones
- Understanding the Human Sexual
Response.
- The basic biology of sexual behavior.
- Understanding the chemistry of lust,
love, attachment
- The psychological aspect:
- What turns people on: the phases of
sexual response
- The diversity of sexual Behavior: solitary, heterosexual, homosexual and
bisexual, transsexual.
- Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STIs)
- Methods of Contraception (natural and
artificial)
C. THE MATERIAL/ECONOMIC SELF
-I shop therefore I am: I have therefore I am?
-Shaping the way we see ourselves.
-The role of consumer culture on our sense of self and identity.

D. THE SPIRITUAL SELF.


The practice of religion, belief, in supernatural power
-The concept of “dungan” spirit or soul
-Rituals and ceremonies:
 The function of Rituals
 Rituals and ceremonies
 Religion, Magic and Witchcraft
-Finding and creating a Meaning
-Three ways of discovering meaning in life.
E. THE POLITICAL SELF.
-Developing a Filipino Identity, Values,
Traits, Community and Institutional
Factors.
-Establishing a democratic culture

E. DIGITAL SELF:

-Self and other in cyberspace


-I, Me, Myself and my user ID online
Identity

-Selective self-presentation and


impression management.

-Impact of online interactions on the self

-Boundaries of the self-online:


- private vs. public;
- personal/individual vs. social identity
online;
-gender and sexuality online
III. MANAGING AND CARING FOR THE SELF

A. Learning to be a better student.


-What happens during learning?
-Brain and behavior changes
-Metacognition and study strategies
-Managing your own learning
-Self regulated learning

B. Setting goals for the Success


-The Importance of Goals
-Bandura Self-Efficacy
-Dwecks’ Mindset (growth versus fixed)
-Locke’s Goal Setting Theory
C. Taking Charge of One’s Health
-Stressors and responses
-Sources of Coping and Strength
-Stress and Filipinos
-The Social and Cultural Dimensions of
Stress
-Taking Care of the Self
-The Need for Self-care and Compassion

D. Social graces

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