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  1. 1. Mr. Johnny Jr. V. Abalos
  2. 2. Daily Routine •Prayer •Checking of Attendance
  3. 3. Write your Control #
  4. 4. Write your name Last Name, First Name, Middle Initial
  5. 5. Write your Grade and Section Grade 11- St. Br. Raphael Louis Rafiringa
  6. 6. Write the date today: ___________,____,____ __________
  7. 7. Activity Sheet No. 15d
  8. 8. Subject:  Disciplines and Ideas in the Social Sciences
  9. 9. Type of Activity:  Concept Digest  Drills/ Exercises
  10. 10. Activity Title: The Disciplines of Psychology (Part 4)
  11. 11. Learning Target: Trace the historical foundations and social contexts that led to the development of psychology as a discipline.
  12. 12. Reference: Disciplines and Ideas in the Social Sciences, Diwa Learning System Inc.,Legazpi Street,pp.77-79.
  13. 13. Key Concepts in Psychology 1) Personality Personality is defined differently by psychologists throughout different periods and schools of thought. But in general terms, personality is define as the consistent pattern of an individual’s behavior, attitude and thoughts.
  14. 14. 2) Unconscious Mind As theorized by Sigmund Freud, the unconscious is the hidden or underlying structure of consciousness where a person’s repressed emotions, feelings, or traumatic memory is stored. Repression is a form of self-preservation, in as much as it removes unpleasant thoughts from our conscious mind.
  15. 15. 3) Motivation Motivation is the reason why a person acts. It is the driving force behind actions and is influenced by the environment, social factors, personal choices, behavior, intelligence, and other psychological traits.
  16. 16. 4) Development Development refers to the changes that occur in a person throughout his or her life. These changes are physical, emotional, and social. One example is the study of development is the language acquisition of a child.
  17. 17. Activity Define/Discuss the key concepts of psychology. Personality- Unconscious Mind- Motivation- Development-
  18. 18. Rubric: 10 8 6 4 Thoroughly explained ideas, extremely coherent writing and few errors in grammar. Ideas are explained, coherent in writing but there are some errors in grammar. Ideas somewhat explained, somewhat coherent in writing and have many errors in grammar. Litte or no explanation of ideas, lacks coherency and have many errors that hurt understanding .
  19. 19. Pass your LAS Prayer

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