Material Self Quiz

According to William James, what does the material self refer to?

• Spiritual beliefs and practices

• Physical appearance and health

• Objects, locations, or people labeled as 'mine'

• Emotional connections with others

Which of the following is considered the innermost part of the material self?

• Home

• Body

• Immediate Family

• Clothes

What did Herman Lotze stipulate in his book regarding the material self and clothing?

• Clothing is not a part of the material self

• Clothing has no impact on one's identity

• Clothing is essential for social status

• Clothing becomes part of the self when brought into contact with the body

According to William James, what is the fourth component of the material self?

• Immediate Family

• Home

• Body

• Clothes

What does materialism purport about the universe?

• The universe is made up of thoughts and emotions

• The universe is purely spiritual in nature

• The universe is a simulation

• The universe is composed of matter

What is the primary object of one's journey through life according to the concept of self-gift?

• Social status and recognition

• Spiritual enlightenment

• Personal consumption and gratification

• Wealth and property

What do materialists frequently prioritize according to the concept of self-gift?

• Solitude and isolation

• Compassion for others

• Wealth and property

• Social relationships

What do materialists define success as, according to the concept of self-gift?

• Accumulation of experiences and memories

• Accumulation of knowledge and wisdom

• Accumulation of social connections

• Accumulation of wealth and property

What do materialists believe determines happiness, according to the concept of self-gift?

• Spiritual enlightenment

• Purchasing and consumption

• Physical health and well-being

• Social relationships and connections

What do instrumental functions of material possessions relate to?

• Personal qualities and social standing

• Functional properties of a product

• Group membership and status

• Unique qualities, values, or attitudes