SOCRATES - HE MENTIONED THAT THE
EXAMINED LIFE IS NOT WORTH LIVING. HE
ALSO ADDED THAT EVERY MAN IS COMPOSED
OF BODY AND SOUL
magnum opus - THIS IS ALSO CALLED "THE
REPUBLIC" WHEREIN PLATO EMPHASIZES
THAT IN THE HUMAN PERSON CAN ONLY BE
ATTAINED IF THE THREE PARTS OF THE SOUL
ARE WORKING HARMONIOUSLY WITH ONE
ANOTHER
St. Augustine - HE MENTIONED THAT THE BODY
IS BOUND TO DIE ON EARTH AND THE SOUL IS
TO ANTICIPATE LIVING ETERNALLY IN A
REALM OF THE SPIRITUAL BLISS IN
COMMUNION WITH GOD
Rene Descartes - Father of modern philosophy,
emphasizes the idea of cogito ergo sum which
means "I think, therefore I am"
Gilbert Ryle - for him, looking for and trying to
understand a self as it really exists is like visiting
your friend's university and looking for the
"university"
Maurice Merleau-Ponty - HE STATED THAT THE
LIVING BODY, HIS THOUGHTS, EMOTIONS AND
EXPERIENCE ARE ALL
Marcel Mauss - HE MENTIONED ABOUT THE
TWO FACES OF SELF: MOI AND PERSONNE
gender - IT IS ONE OF THOSE LOCI OF THE
SELF THAT IS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION,
CHANGE AND DEVELPMENT
Carl Rogers - HE CAPTURED THE IDEA OF
SELF-SCHEMA OR OUR ORGANIZED SYSTEM
OR COLLECTION OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT
WHO WE ARE
Vygotsky - A CHILD INTERNALIZES REAL LIFE
DIALOGS THAY HE HAD WITH OTHERS
separate - THE SELF IS DISTINCT FROM
OTHERS
Consistency - THE PARTICULAR SELF'S TRAITS
CHARACTERISTICS TENDENCIES AND
POTENTIALITIES ARE MORE OR LESS THE
SAME
unique - SELF HAVE OWN SENSE OF IDENTITY
AND ONE CANNOT BE ANOTHER PERSON
Unitary - IT IS THE CENTER OF ALL
EXPERIENCES AND THOUGHTS THAT RUN
THROUGH A CERTAIN PERSON
private - EACH PERSON SORTS OUT
INFORMATION, FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS AND
THOUGHT PROCESSES WITHIN THE SELF
MOI - THE BASIC IDENTITY AND A PERSON
SENSE OF WHO HE IS, HIS BODY AND HIS
BIOLOGICAL GIVENESS
PERSONNE - PERSON'S SOCIAL CONCEPT OF
WHAT IT MEANS TO BE WHO HE IS. IT IS ALSO
ABOUT HOW A PERSON BEHAVES IN A
PARTICULAR BEHAVIOR
Mead - CHILD ASSUMES THE "OTHER"
THROUGH LANGUAGE AND PLAYS
self-concept - IT IS BASICALLY WHAT COMES IN
YOUR MIND WHEN YOU ARE ASKED ABOUT
WHO YOU ARE
ARCHE - EXPLAINS THE MULTIPLICITY OF THE
THINGS IN THE WORLD
Plato - HE MENTIONED THE MAN IS COMPOSD
OF BODY AND SOUL. HE EMPHASIZED THAT
THE SOUL HAS THREE COMPONENTS
Carl Rogers - IN HIS THEORY OF PERSONALITY,
HE MENTIONED THE "I" WHICH MEANS THE
ONE WHO ACTS AND DECIDES WHILE "ME" IS
WHAT YOU THINK OR FEEL ABOUT YOURSELF
AS AN OBJECT
IDENTITY - COMPOSED OF PERSONAL
CHARACTERISTICS, SOCIAL ROLES AND
RESPONSIBILITIES AS WELL AS AFFILIATION
THAT DEFINE WHO ONE IS
SELF - SENSE OF PERSONAL IDENTITY AND
OF WHO WE ARE AS INDIVIDUALS
SOCIAL NORMS - ACCEPTED STANDARD OF
BEHAVIOR OS SOCIA GROUP
Folkways - GENERAL RULES OF CUSTOMARY
AND HABITUAL WAYS AND PATTERNS OD
EXPECTED BEHAVIOR IN THE SOCIETY
cultural change - HAPPENS BECAUSE NO
SOCIETY IS IN CONSTANT STATE. IT
CONTINOUSLY EVOLVES FROM ONE PERIOD
OF TIME TO ANOTHER
CULTURE - IT IS THE SYSTEM OF HUMAN
BEHAVIOR AND THOUGHTS
Id - pleasure principle
ego - reality principle
Superego - morality principle
Gilbert Ryle - "I act, therefore I am"
Rene Descartes - I think therefore I am
Confucianism - code of ethical conduct , of how one
should properly act according to their relationship
with other people
focused on having harmonious social life
Kong Qi / Kong Fuzi / Confucious
Chun-tzu - a man of virtue or noble character
Taoism - Living the way of Tao or universe
Harmony and balance
Lao Tzu
yin - feminine
yang - masculine
Buddhism - The self is the source of sufferings.
Karma - good and bad
Rebirth - reincarnation or nirvana
Impermanence - nothing last forever
Siddhartha Gautama
puberty - Period of life generally between the ages
of 10 - 15 years old
menarche - First menstrual period of females which
happens two years after the start of puberty
erogenous zones - Parts of the body that are
primarily receptive and increase sexual arousal
when touched in a sexual manner
solitary behavior - Self-gratification means self-
stimulation that leads to sexual arousal and
generally, sexual climax.
involving only one individual
sociosexual behavior - sexual behavior involving
more than one person
necking or petting
physiological human sexual response –
1. excitement phase
2. plateau phase
3. sexual climax
4. resolution phase
hypothalamus and limbic system - Parts of the
brain believed to be responsible for regulating the
sexual response.
physiological problems - least among the three
(nagagamot)
psychological problems - largest ( caused by
socially included inhibitions, maladaptive attitudes
ignorance and sexual myths held by society)
social problems - just like in liberated countries that
don't value virginity
sexually transmitted disease - Infections
transmitted from an infected person to an infected
person through sexual contact
HIV - human immunodeficiency virus
AIDS - acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.
Chancroid - Haemophilus ducreyi
7 DISEASES IN US –
CHLAMYDIA
GONORRHEA
SYPHILIS
CHANCROID
HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS
HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS
TRICHOMONAS VAGINALIS
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) - the most common
sexually transmitted infection in the United States.
Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) - most prevalent STI
Trichomonas vaginalis - COMMON SEXUALLY
TRANSMITTED PROTOZOAL INFECTION
Pre-marital sex - Sex before marriage
Extra-marital sex - A married person having sex
with someone who is not their husband or wife. but
it is permitted.
post marital sex - sex after separated, divorce or
widowed

abstinence - refraining from sexual intercourse
basal body temperature - the woman record her
temperature every morning before any activity
calendar method - rhythm method / withholding
from coitus during the days that the woman is fertile
symptothermal method - combination of BBT and
cervical mucus method
Diaphragm - a circular , rubber disk that fits the
cervix and xhould be placed before coitus. Remain
for 6 hours after coitus
cervical cap - made of soft rubber and fitted on the
rim of the cervix. Could stay for not more than 48
hours
male condom - a latex rubber sheath placed over
the penis as a contraceptive and/or to prevent
disease transmission

cervical mucus method - change in cervical mucus
during ovulation is the basis, it is copious , thin and
watery
Ovulation Detection - uses an over the counter kit
that requires the urine sample of the woman
female condom - latex rubber sheaths that are pre
lubricated with spermicide. The outer ring inserted
on the opening of vagina, the other one is one
cervix to prevent fertilization of egg
vasectomy - male sterilization

coitus interruptus - still goes on coitus but man tubal ligation - performed after menstruation and
withdraws the moment he ejaculates to emit before ovulation
spermatozoa outside of the vagina

oral contraceptives - contain synthetic estrogen

( prevent ovulation ) and progesterone ( decreases
the permeability of cervical mucus). First take on
first Sunday after the beginning of menstrual period

transdermal patch - contain both estrogen and

progesterone . apply one patch every week for
three weeks on upper outer arm upper torso
abdomen or buttocks

vaginal ring - hormone releasing barrier that is

placed in the vagina once a month for 3 weeks to
prevent ovulation

Subdermal implants - Two rod like implants

inserted under the skin of the female during her
menses or on the seventh day of her menstruation
to make sure that she will not get pregnant.

hormonal injections - contains

medroxyprogesterone, a progesterone and is
usually given once every 12 weeks intramuscularly

intrauterine device (IUD) - small, T-shaped device

inserted by a physician inside the uterus to prevent
pregnancy. effective for 5-7 years

chemical barriers - spermicides, vaginal gels and

creams . used to cause the death of sperms before
they can enter the cervix