Exploring Self Identity

1. What is self-concept?

• Self-concept is solely based on external validation.

• Self-concept is a fixed trait that cannot change over time.

• Self-concept refers only to one's physical appearance.

• Self-concept is the perception of oneself, including beliefs and feelings about one's identity and worth.

A) How others see you B) How you see yourself C) Your physical appearance D) Your social media profile

• A) How others perceive you

• C) Your style of clothing

• B) How you see yourself

• D) Your hobbies and interests

2. Which of the following is a personal value?

• Honesty

• Dishonesty

• Greed

• Laziness

A) Popularity B) Honesty C) Wealth D) Fame

• C) Power

• D) Influence

• A) Popularity

• B) Honesty

3. Cultural influences can shape our self-identity. Which of the following is an example of cultural influence?

• A person's cultural background influencing their values and beliefs.

• A person's choice of food affecting their hobbies.

• A person's favorite color determining their personality.

• A person's job title defining their social status.

A) Your favorite color B) The language you speak C) Your favorite food D) Your hobbies

• Your favorite season

• The city you live in

• Your pet's name

• C

4. What does it mean to have a positive self-concept?

• Having a positive self-concept means recognizing and valuing one's own worth and abilities.

• Doubting one's abilities and worth.

• Believing that others are more important than oneself.

• Ignoring personal strengths and achievements.

A) Believing you are better than others B) Having a realistic view of your strengths and weaknesses C) Ignoring your flaws D) Always seeking approval from others

• Being overly critical of yourself

• Refusing to accept compliments

• Underestimating your abilities

• B

5. Which of the following can help you identify your personal values?

• Avoiding any form of self-examination.

• Self-reflection and assessment exercises.

• Listening to others' opinions without reflection.

• Following popular trends blindly.

A) Asking friends for their opinions B) Reflecting on what is important to you C) Following trends D) Watching popular movies

• Ignoring personal values

• Copying others' choices

• B

• Focusing solely on social media