understanding the self

1. It operates on the pleasure principle. Every wishful impulse should be satisfied immediately.

• a. Ego

• b. superego

• c. Id

• d. conscience

2. "Wish fulfillment is the road to the unconsciousness".

• a. David Hume

• b. Immanuel Kant.

• c. Sigmund Freud

• d. Gilbert Ryle

3. He is known for his Theory of Forms.

• a. Plato

• b. Gilbert Ryle

• c. St. Augustine

• d. David Hume

4. He is known for his belief on embodied subjectivity.

• a. Immanuel Kant

• b. Socrates

• c. Plato

• d. Maurice Merleau-Ponty

5. It incorporates the values and morals of society. It control the id's impulses.

• a. Id

• b. Superego

• c. Ego

• d. conscience

6. He is famous for his phrase, "I think, Therefore I am".

• a. John Locke

• b. Rene Descartes

• c. Paul Churchland

• d. Gilbert Ryle

7. He was known for his phrase, " I act therefore I am."

• a. Gilbert Ryle

• b. Socrates

• c. Rene Descartes

• d. John Locke

8. He was famous for his idea on Eliminative Materialism.

• a. Aristotle

• b. Paul Churchland

• c. Sigmund Freud

• d. Immanuel Kant.

9. He proposed that human mind at birth is a "Tabula Rasa".

• a. St. Augustine

• b. Gilbert Ryle

• c. John Locke

• d. Immanuel Kant

10. He proposed that it is " knowledge that bridges the self and the material things together."

• a. Plato

• b. Socrates

• c. St. Augustine

• d. Immanuel Kant