Some philosophers argue that naturalism is logically self-defeating because it cannot account for the existence of logical truths or the reliability of reason itself, which are necessary for constructing and evaluating any theory, including naturalism. However, proponents of naturalism may argue that these concerns can be addressed within a naturalistic framework by appealing to concepts like evolved cognitive faculties or emergent properties of complex systems. The issue remains a matter of ongoing debate in philosophy of mind and epistemology.
Worrying about what others think of you is the most common type of self defeating behavior. Eating fast food when you are committed to healthy eating and focusing on what other people need to do instead of what you need to do are two other types of self defeating behavior.
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Dr- Phil - 2002 Self-Defeating Games 1-95 was released on: USA: 24 January 2003
a paradox is something that is seemingly self-contradictory (is the answer)APEX
Libertarian
because they are short term
Term used for an endless self-defeating.
Another word for self-sabotage is self-harm or self-subvert. To self-sabotage, a person intentionally does things to cause personal failure in their life.
This is the theory of how self identity is influenced by the labels that are applied. It frequently meshes with theories of self fulfilling prophecies and stereotyping.
Examples of self-defeating resistance include procrastination, negative self-talk, rationalizing failure, and avoiding feedback or help from others. These behaviors may prevent individuals from making progress towards their goals and ultimately undermine their own success.
sociocultural theory
There is no such theory, because if there were one it would be hilariously self-defeating. If your still interested then some keywords to look up would be relativism and subjectivism. Also I suppose you could say Plato and some similar Eastern mysticism would say that we do not obtain knowledge, we simply remember it, but I do not think that is the answer you were looking for, right?