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    This prayer asks God for assistance in overcoming ignorance and sin so that one may study effectively. It requests a sharp understanding, good memory, the ability to grasp things correctly and fundamentally, talent in clear explanations, and skill in thorough and charming expression. The prayer asks God to point out the beginning, direct progress, and help with completion of one's studies, through Christ.

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    This prayer asks God for assistance in overcoming ignorance and sin so that one may study effectively. It requests a sharp understanding, good memory, the ability to grasp things correctly and fundamentally, talent in clear explanations, and skill in thorough and charming expression. The prayer asks God to point out the beginning, direct progress, and help with completion of one's studies, through Christ.

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    This prayer asks God for assistance in overcoming ignorance and sin so that one may study effectively. It requests a sharp understanding, good memory, the ability to grasp things correctly and fundamentally, talent in clear explanations, and skill in thorough and charming expression. The prayer asks God to point out the beginning, direct progress, and help with completion of one's studies, through Christ.

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    This prayer asks God for assistance in overcoming ignorance and sin so that one may study effectively. It requests a sharp understanding, good memory, the ability to grasp things correctly and fundamentally, talent in clear explanations, and skill in thorough and charming expression. The prayer asks God to point out the beginning, direct progress, and help with completion of one's studies, through Christ.

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    PRAYER BEFORE STUDY

    Creator of all things, true Source of light and wisdom,


    lofty origin of all being, graciously let a ray of Your brilliance
    penetrate into the darkness of my understanding
    and take from me the double darkness
    in which I have been born, an obscurity of both sin and ignorance.
    Give me a sharp sense of understanding,
    a retentive memory, and the ability to grasp things correctly and
    fundamentally.
    Grant me the talent of being exact in my explanations,
    and the ability to express myself with thoroughness and charm.
    Point out the beginning, direct the progress, and help in completion;
    through Christ our Lord. Amen.
    Dominant
    Approaches and Ideas
    of
    Social Sciences – Part 1
    Psychoanalysis
    a set of psychological theories and
    therapeutic techniques that have
    their origin in the work and theories
    of Sigmund Freud. The core idea at
    the center of psychoanalysis is the
    belief that all people possess
    unconscious thoughts, feelings,
    desires, and memories.
    Sigmund Freud
    • Father of Psychoanalysis
    • Jewish background, though
    avowed atheist.
    • He had a medical background
    wanted to do “neurophysiologic
    research”.
    • He had a private practice in
    nervous and brain disorders.
    Levels of Mental Life
    Unconscious
    The material that we have no
    immediate access to, and we cannot
    bring into consciousness. It includes
    repressed feelings, hidden
    memories, habits, thoughts, desires,
    and reactions
    Levels of Mental Life
    Preconscious
    It stores all the thoughts of which
    you could bring into consciousness
    fairly easily if you wanted to;
    thoughts that can be easily recalled
    without special techniques.
    Levels of Mental Life

    Conscious
    It contains those thoughts of which
    you are currently aware (e.g. logic
    and reasoning).
    Provinces of the Mind
    Id
    • It is the oldest and most primitive
    psychic energy;
    • Is concerned only with satisfying
    personal desires; and
    • The actions taken by the id are
    based on the Pleasure Principle
    (motivate the organism to seek
    pleasure).
    Provinces of the Mind
    Ego
    • The “executive”;
    • The primary job of the ego is to
    mediate/ balance the demands of
    the Id and the outer forces of
    reality;
    • The center of reason, reality-
    testing, and common sense; and
    • Governed by the Reality Principle
    Provinces of the Mind
    Superego
    • The “ideal”;
    • The moral arm of the personality,
    it corresponds to one’s
    conscience; and
    • Bids the psychic apparatus to
    pursue idealistic goals and
    perfection.
    Rational Choice Theory
    It is the view that people behave as
    they do because they believe that
    performing their chosen actions has
    more benefits than costs. That is,
    people make rational choices based
    on their goals, and those choices
    govern their behavior.
    Assumptions of RCT

    Individualism
    It is the ability of individuals to
    ultimately take actions.
    (independent, self-reliant)
    Assumptions of RCT

    Optimality
    Individuals choose their actions
    optimally, given their individual
    preferences as well as the
    opportunities or constraints with
    which the individuals face. (best or
    most effective)
    Assumptions of RCT
    Structures
    These structures and norms
    that dictate a single course of
    action are merely special cases
    of rational choice theory.
    Assumptions of RCT

    Self-Regarding Interest
    This assumption states that the
    actions of an individual is concerned
    entirely with his/her own welfare.
    Assumptions of RCT

    Rationality
    It is the most predominant
    assumption of the rational choice
    theory.
    Strengths of RCT
    Generality
    This means that one set of
    assumptions relating to each type of
    actor in a given circumstance is
    compatible with any set of
    assumptions about the
    environmental setting in which the
    actor is present.
    Strengths of RCT

    Parsimony (Cheapness)
    The common knowledge of
    rationality assumption.

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