
Midterm review UTS
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Midterm Review
Cognitive Perspective of the Self
Self in Eastern and Western Thoughts
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No pencil allowed
Write legibly (not legible = wrong)
Use CAPITAL LETTERS
Keep your paper clean (bring correction tape)
Be guided by rubrics
Understand the instructions
Reminders
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Type of test
40 items
Situational Analysis
Multiple Choice
True or False
Essay
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Cognitive Perspectives of the Self
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Multiple Choice
Which of these relates to the Cognitive Perspective of the self?
Explains how we form our self-concept
Understand how the self, identity, and self-concept cannot be fixed
The self and the identity are social products
All of the above
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Multiple Choice
What is asked when your teacher asks you to tell about how you describe yourself?
Identity
Self-concept
Self-schema
Self-esteem
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Multiple Choice
When you know your potential, skills, abilities, and weaknesses, it is called...
Narcissism
Deindividualization
Self-awareness
Low self-esteem
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Multiple Choice
When you think you are always the best, no one can outperform you, all your decisions are right, this is called...
Narcissism
High self-esteem
identity crisis
Good leadership
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
Which of these are NOT concepts of Sigmund Freud's Psychoanalytical Theory?
Id, Ego, Superego
Conscious, Preconscious, Unconscious
The Iceberg Theory
2 aspects of the self "Me and I"
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The self in Eastern and Western Thoughts
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Multiple Choice
When the self is emotionally dependent on families or social groups, it is called...
Social Concept
Collectivist
Individualistic
Us society
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is related to an individualistic society?
Assertiveness
Interpersonal Relationship
Hierarchy
The self as an illusion
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Multiple Choice
Confucianism
Nirvana
Self as part of Nature
Triple Fire
Subdued Self
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Multiple Choice
Reincarnation
Confucianism
Taoism
Buddhism
Individualistic
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Multiple Choice
Strict adherence to hierarchy
Confucianism
Taoism
Buddhism
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Multiple Choice
Rejects the strictness of hierarchy and social roles
Confucianism
Collectivist
Taosim
Buddhism
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Multiple Choice
TRUE OR FALSE: Buddhism worships Buddha so that they can enter eternal life, called Nirvana.
True
False
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Self in Eastern and Western Thoughts
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