Our Subjective Experience of the External World and Our Mind

question 77

Multiple Choice

Our subjective experience of the external world and our mind is called:

• A)self-perception.
• B)objective reality.
• C)consciousness.
• D)unconscious processing.

Grasp the modifications to Durkheim's theories by Anthony Giddens, especially regarding societal cohesion.

Explore the structural components within societies as defined by nonmaterial social facts.

Understand Durkheim’s perspective on law, morality, and societal norms.

Analyze Durkheim’s stance on the causes and societal factors influencing individual actions, like suicide.

---

Definitions:

Emotional Attachment

A strong emotional bond that forms between individuals, often characterized by feelings of affection, concern, and dependency.

Cultural Diversity

refers to the variety of cultural or ethnic groups within a society, embracing different traditions, languages, and experiences.

Ideas

Mental concepts or propositions held to be true by an individual or group.

Traditions

Beliefs or behaviors passed down within a group or society with symbolic meaning or special significance, often celebrated or practiced over a long period.