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    Let's Check (Activity 2) GE5

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    The document discusses how scientific revolutions have influenced society through new perspectives and beliefs. It asks readers to discuss Freud's concepts of the Id, Ego and Super Ego and how they explained behavior, emotions and the importance of mental health. Natural selection and survival of the fittest are discussed as influencing healthy interaction between organisms. Geocentrism and Heliocentrism are explained as concepts about the movement of celestial bodies. Scientific revolutions in Mesoamerica, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa are outlined, such as calculations that helped Mesoamerican agriculture and architecture, innovations in places like paper and the compass originating in Asia, the spread of Arabic numerals and the word "chemistry

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    The document discusses how scientific revolutions have influenced society through new perspectives and beliefs. It asks readers to discuss Freud's concepts of the Id, Ego and Super Ego and how they explained behavior, emotions and the importance of mental health. Natural selection and survival of the fittest are discussed as influencing healthy interaction between organisms. Geocentrism and Heliocentrism are explained as concepts about the movement of celestial bodies. Scientific revolutions in Mesoamerica, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa are outlined, such as calculations that helped Mesoamerican agriculture and architecture, innovations in places like paper and the compass originating in Asia, the spread of Arabic numerals and the word "chemistry

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    The document discusses how scientific revolutions have influenced society through new perspectives and beliefs. It asks readers to discuss Freud's concepts of the Id, Ego and Super Ego and how they explained behavior, emotions and the importance of mental health. Natural selection and survival of the fittest are discussed as influencing healthy interaction between organisms. Geocentrism and Heliocentrism are explained as concepts about the movement of celestial bodies. Scientific revolutions in Mesoamerica, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa are outlined, such as calculations that helped Mesoamerican agriculture and architecture, innovations in places like paper and the compass originating in Asia, the spread of Arabic numerals and the word "chemistry

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    The document discusses how scientific revolutions have influenced society through new perspectives and beliefs. It asks readers to discuss Freud's concepts of the Id, Ego and Super Ego and how they explained behavior, emotions and the importance of mental health. Natural selection and survival of the fittest are discussed as influencing healthy interaction between organisms. Geocentrism and Heliocentrism are explained as concepts about the movement of celestial bodies. Scientific revolutions in Mesoamerica, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa are outlined, such as calculations that helped Mesoamerican agriculture and architecture, innovations in places like paper and the compass originating in Asia, the spread of Arabic numerals and the word "chemistry

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    Activity 2. Clearly, the development of intellectual revolutions showed how society


    transformed by science and technology with their perspectives and beliefs. At this
    point, let us determine how it influenced and affected society's life and outlook. Discuss
    and write your answers thoroughly to the questions below:

    1. The Id, Ego and Super Ego of Freud

    This argument becomes sensational and helpful in times of crisis within mind and

    body. It explained the influence of behavior and emotions in a person’s

    personality. It made people understand the importance of mental health that

    psychoanalysis could be a factor of treating mentally ill people.

    Natural Selection and Survival of the fittest.

    Natural selection refers to the process of survival of the fittest, in which it makes

    the certain population or environment adapt to its surrounding. Survival of the

    fittest influences the society by creating a healthy interaction between organisms

    and not promoting competition.

    2. Explain the concept of Geocentrism and Heliocentrism.

    The main concept of Geocentrism and Heliocentrism is to explain the logic

    between the movements or the rotation of the celestial bodies. Arguing about

    who moves and who do not between sun and earth.

    3. Name other scientific revolutions that happened in the following places:


    a. Meso-America
    Meso-America’s important scientific revolution that happened in their place

    is that they discovered during their observation the calculation of the

    celestial being like the moon or stars which helped them in their

    agriculture and architecture observatories.

    a. Asia

    b. The Asia is well-known for its rapid development in terms of technological

    and scientific achievements especially in Japan. Some of its country were

    serious in becoming a world-class known science superpower. The Asia’s

    scientific revolution is that their regions history for innovation such as

    papers or magnetic compass were originated from there continent.

    c. Middle East

    The Middle East had a numerous invention that changes life. Their

    scientific revolution was expanded and among their inventions were the

    Arabic numerals which was popular until modern times. Also, the word

    “chemistry” was derived from the Arabic word “Kimya’a”.

    d. Africa

    The Africa planned to visualize the possibility that the Africa will be free of

    poverty and become a well-integrated in terms of global economy. Their

    research projects includes: biotechnology, biodiversity and adapting new

    technologies in the future.

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