Self-Concept and Self-Knowledge Worksheet

Ana feels nervous whenever she speaks in front of the class. Because of this, she practices speaking at home to improve. Which concept is shown when Ana recognizes her nervousness?

• A. Ideal self

• B. Self-knowledge

• C. Physical self

• D. Social pressure

Mark wants to become a responsible and confident leader like his older brother. This image of who he wants to become refers to his:

• Actual self

• Self-image

• Ideal self

• Emotional self

Carlo knows that he studies better in a quiet place, so he avoids noisy areas when doing homework. This situation best shows:

• Feelings

• Identity of person

• Self-knowledge

• Ideal self

Jenny notices that she easily gets angry when tired. Because of this, she takes breaks to calm herself. What part of the self mainly influences her reaction?

• A. Body

• B. Thoughts

• C. Feelings or emotions

• D. Values

Paolo sees himself as shy and soft-spoken, even though others describe him the same way. This is an example of his:

• Ideal self

• Actual self

• Future self

• Social role

Lea dreams of becoming more confident and outspoken in the future. This describes her:

• Actual self

• Physical self

• Emotional self

• Ideal self

After receiving feedback from classmates, Kim realizes she interrupts others when excited. What helped her gain this realization?

• Self-reflection only

• Social interaction

Miguel apologizes to himself in front of the mirror for neglecting his studies and promises to do better. Which activity is he doing?

• Self-judgment

• Face Yourself activity

• Goal setting

• Social comparison

Rhea feels proud of how she has become more patient over the years. This feeling shows:

• Lack of self-awareness

• Self-acceptance

• Poor self-image

• Confusion of self

Tom believes he is bad at math and avoids trying, even when given help. This belief is part of his:

• Ideal self

• Self-image

• Physical self

• Body posture