Understanding the Self

4. To be false to yourself as you continue to play a role or make an impression in order to manipulate others’ feelings and attitudes.
5. The self is a centre of ________, executive agency and control over self and others.
8. Set of beliefs and behaviors that are accepted in a group.
11. Translates to “the love for wisdom”
12. The study of man.
13. Experiences and feelings that emerge while thinking, and one’s interpretation of these feelings.
16. Social ________ itself requires a give and take, a constant series of transactions between people.
17. A person’s sense towards different situations.
18. An entity that is interdependent with the body.
19. Good mental health leads to love, ______, and happiness.

1. Is a school of thought that emphasizes that behavior is guided from a person’s first point of view.
2. A term called when emotions and motives are not directly involved in the decision-making process.
3. The process by which a person adopts the behavior patterns of the culture he/she lives in.
5. Someone who is greatly influenced by spiritual matters and who feels them to be an important part of their personal identity will, by virtue of this fact, also have great affinity with the _________ side of the self.
6. Is about feeling competent to live and worthy to feel happiness
7. Generally classified as habitually selfish, blinkered, and insensitive to others.
9. Unusual sexual desires.
10. Most likely leads to a crippling of the power to act and the draining of life-force energy.
14. The study of human social relationships and institutions.
15. Are the traits and characteristics, social relations, roles, and social group memberships that define who one is.