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    This document outlines the key topics and concepts to be covered in an undergraduate course called "Understanding the Self". The course aims to help students understand factors that influence personal identity from various perspectives including philosophy, sociology, anthropology, and psychology. It will examine the self from different lenses such as the physical, sexual, material, spiritual, political, and digital selves. The main assignments include an activity worksheet and a video presentation about the student's understanding of their self from childhood to present.

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    This document outlines the key topics and concepts to be covered in an undergraduate course called "Understanding the Self". The course aims to help students understand factors that influence personal identity from various perspectives including philosophy, sociology, anthropology, and psychology. It will examine the self from different lenses such as the physical, sexual, material, spiritual, political, and digital selves. The main assignments include an activity worksheet and a video presentation about the student's understanding of their self from childhood to present.

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    This document outlines the key topics and concepts to be covered in an undergraduate course called "Understanding the Self". The course aims to help students understand factors that influence personal identity from various perspectives including philosophy, sociology, anthropology, and psychology. It will examine the self from different lenses such as the physical, sexual, material, spiritual, political, and digital selves. The main assignments include an activity worksheet and a video presentation about the student's understanding of their self from childhood to present.

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    Uts Lesson 1

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    This document outlines the key topics and concepts to be covered in an undergraduate course called "Understanding the Self". The course aims to help students understand factors that influence personal identity from various perspectives including philosophy, sociology, anthropology, and psychology. It will examine the self from different lenses such as the physical, sexual, material, spiritual, political, and digital selves. The main assignments include an activity worksheet and a video presentation about the student's understanding of their self from childhood to present.

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    Topics:

    I. THE SELF FROM VARIOUS PERSPECTIVES


    A. Philosophy
    B. Sociology
    C. Anthropology
    D. Psychology
    E. The Self in Western and Oriental/Eastern Thoughts

    II. UNPACKING THE SELF


    A. The Physical Self
    B. The Sexual Self
    C. The Material Self
    D. The Spiritual Self
    E. The Political Self
    F. The Digital Self
    COURSE REQUIREMENT:

    1. ACTIVITY WORKSHEET

    2. VIDEO PRESENTATION ABOUT “SELF”


    (FROM CHILDHOOD TO PRESENT)
    What is “Understanding the Self” subject
    about?
    •Understanding the Self is a fundamental
    course in the General Education Curriculum for
    tertiary education.
    •Itis designed to help the students understand
    the nature of identity including factors that
    influence and shape personal identity.
    The meaning of understanding the self is having insight into
    one's own
    • behavior
    • attitudes
    • strengths
    • weakness
    It is the individual's ability to say and know what he or she
    is good at or needs improvement.
    Self -understanding is one of the highest goals in
    psychology
    One's self-perception is defined by
    one's
    1. self-concept
    2. self-knowledge
    3. self-esteem
    4. social self'.
    Self-concept - is a general term used to refer to how someone thinks about,
    evaluates or perceives themselves. To be aware of oneself is to have a concept
    of oneself.

    Self-concept is what we think about the self.


    Self-knowledge refers to knowledge of one's own mental states, processes,
    and dispositions. Most agree that it involves a capacity for understanding the
    representational properties of mental states and their role in shaping
    behavior.

    Self-knowledge refers to knowledge of one's own mental states,


    processes, and dispositions
    Self-esteem is an individual's subjective evaluation of their own worth. It
    encompasses beliefs about oneself.

    Self-esteem is the positive or negative evaluations of the self, as in


    how we feel about it.
    Social self refers to how we perceive ourselves in relation to others. It
    involves relationship building, empathizing, and communicating. A
    healthy, or not so healthy, social self will also impact your overall mental
    wellbeing and ability to meet life goals.

    Social self refers to how we perceive ourselves in relation to


    others.
    Self-identity is a combination of My ATTRIBUTES, My
    ACTIONS and My ASPIRATIONS
    My Attributes – Passions, Values,
    STRENGTHS
    •What are passions – Things and works
    that I like.
    •What drives me ( My values) .
    •Once we start looking at these questions, we
    will be able to identify our strengths.
    Things that I like to do, things that I am self-
    driven and hence they are my strengths.
    My Actions – Roles, Associations,
    CONTRIBUTIONS
    • We are what we do.
    • We are also impacted by the company we keep.

    A look at what roles we enjoy help us in defining


    our self-identity. Our associations also impact how
    we and others perceive us.
    A hard and honest look at our actions, successes
    and failures will help us how we have been able to
    contribute to our team or society. Our
    contributions also define us.
    My Aspirations – Dreams, Goals and PURPOSE
    •Our dreams are what we want to be or what we can
    be. We must intentionally ask ourselves what our
    dreams and aspirations are.
    •To achieve our dreams we need to plan and set goals
    with time lines.
    Our dreams, our actions also help us discover our
    larger purpose of our lives. What we want to do for
    ourselves and others.
    Activity 1
    Describe your “SELF”

    •based on the Elements of “Self” by David


    Myers
    or
    •based on the concept of “Self Identity”

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