UTS Materialism Self

Materialism is is the consumption of material goods and services in excess of one's basic needs.

• True

• False

Usually a reflection of a person's success or failure

• Possessions

• Material Possessions

• Material

• All of the above

According to him, the self is everything an individual considers to be his or hers, not only body and material possessions but also his or her reputation and beliefs

• Sigmund Freud

• Russel Belk

• William James

• None of the above

Composed of the material self which is the manifestation of one's identity through his material possessions

• Body

• Self

• Self Esteem

• None of the above

Basic component of the material self, tasks of adolescence is to accept and appreciate the physical characteristics of their body.

• Body

• Self

• Image

• None the above

Another component of the self the material self which represents the self, it become significants symbols, particularly among adolescents

• Material

• Cloth

• Body

• None of the above

Material self also compose of this which reflects the relationships with such as one's immediate and extended family members as well as close friends with one feels psychologically connected.

• Cloth

• Fame

• People

• Self

It refers to giving more importance to material possessions than intangible values

• Materialistic

• Materialism

• Possession

A person who is excessively concerned with the acquisition of material possessions.

• Materialistic

• Materialism

• Possession

It is the consumption of material goods and services in excess of one's basic needs.

• Consumer

• Consumerism

• Materialistic