UTS Final Requirement

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Julie Mae A.

Bernaldez Section: A11

What did you learn about yourself?

Studying the self can provide individuals with insights into their thoughts, emotions,
beliefs, and behaviors. It can help individuals understand their own personality traits,
strengths, weaknesses, and motivations, and how these factors contribute to their overall
sense of identity. Through the exploration of different perspectives, theories, and practices
related to the self, individuals may also gain a greater sense of empathy and understanding
towards others. Ultimately, the knowledge gained from studying the self can be used to
foster personal growth, enhance relationships, and improve overall well-being.

I learned a lot of things to myself while studying this subject (Understanding the Self).
It come up with the realization that I don’t fully understand and know myself and capabilities
at all before I studied this subject. I've discovered that knowing one's own thought and
behavior patterns makes it easier to comprehend others. It is easier to build stronger
personal and professional relationships when you have this empathy. Your top priority is to
get to know yourself. Recognizing that we are always evolving and changing is one of the
most important lessons in self-understanding. Our actions and decisions have the capacity
to change our ideas, feelings, and behaviors since they are not fixed. We can develop a
greater understanding of ourselves and lead more happy lives by being open to new
experiences, learning from our errors, and appreciating our talents and limitations.

But self-understanding goes beyond merely learning things. Experiential learning,


which is the process of learning by firsthand experience, is also a part of it. Experiential
learning can take many different forms, such as participating in personal development
programs, engaging in introspection, practicing mindfulness, or working with a therapist or
coach. People can learn about their own thought processes, feelings, and behavior patterns
through these encounters, and they can also pinpoint areas where they might improve
personally. Understanding the self can also entail investigating various self-related
viewpoints and theories, such as humanistic psychology, cognitive-behavioral therapy, or
mindfulness-based techniques. Individuals can select the practices and procedures that
speak to them and apply them into their daily life by understanding these various
approaches.

In general, discovering one's self is a lifelong process of self-discovery, introspection,


and development. It entails learning new things and developing new perspectives as a result
of firsthand experience and introspection.

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