GEN ED : UNDERSTANDING THE SELF

This personality type, according to Eysenck, is characterized by an individual's sociability, impulsiveness. jocularity, liveliness, optimism, and quick-wittedness.

3 The concept of conformity and cohesion (loyalty to the group and country) and the self through interaction with others (being obedient and having high achievement) are the two dimensions of the tensions (within the self and one's role in the society) of what particular culture?

Empathy is considered as the Western core's means ofpsychological decentering, while ____  is for Taoism.

The Hindu philosophy claims that there are __  'chakras' or psychic-energy centers of thebody.

This deals with logic which is the process of reasoning andconsiders 'doubt' as a prerequisite for philosophical inquiry.

This involves systematic witnessing of one's inner states,so as to experientially go beyond all of them to the center of consciousness.This involves practical methods for direct experience, which is practice bymany nowadays.

__ is a concept of Buddhism, which is referred to as placeof perfect peace and happiness, like heaven, which is the highest state thatsomeone can attain.

___ rests upon the belief that human beings arefundamentally good, and teachable, improvable, and perfectible through"personal" and "communal endeavor.

Teachings of_____ claim that there is no permanent conceptof the self as nothing is permanent.

He is the father of psychoanalysis, and believed that theself is multilayered-

conscious and the unconscious.