This includes the understanding that material development is the primary agent of change in the structure of country. What is this?

“Reality as a process of change” is an idea from which Marxism’s premise?

This is one of the 4 Premises of Marxism, concern with forces of production as sufficiently developed to satisfy human needs. This is what?

What do you call this ideology of economic equality through the elimination of private property?

“I interpret Marxism as an intellectual process which tries to unify scientific analysis and social movements for the purpose of revolutionizing human society” says who?

Fatima is asked by her teacher to explain the process of Marxism, how would she do it?

What caused Paul Baran to think of revolutionizing human society?

Why is Marxism revolutionary?

“The husband is defined by the relationship to the wife. Without the wife, there could be no husbands” this means what?

The idea of symbolic interactions was first crystalized by who?

It is _______________ who coined the term Symbolic Interaction.

It is an individual’s ability to use symbols to create meaning for the world using language.

One of Mead’s students who is responsible for the publishing of the book in relation to symbolic interaction. Who is he?

Allen is responsible for his own action because it is him who controls his behaviour. This is a perspective of who?

The book that was published by Mead’s class is what?

It is seen as consisting of acting people, and the life of the society is to be seen as consisting of their actions. What is this?

Society must be regarded as an on going process, a becoming rather than a being according to who?

What do you call the product of minded behavior?

“A man has as many social selves as there are individuals who recognize him and carry an image of him in their mind” this is according to who?

Which among the following is not considered as reference group?

One of Mead’s teachers said that “a man has as many social selves as there are individuals who recognize him and carry an image of him in their mind.” Who is he?

He sees society as a negotiated order. Who is he?

Lisa is a TVL 12 student. She is a quiet girl who only speaks when needed. Once, her mother and father went to see the adviser and learned that she isn’t socializing that much. Her mother and father then are considered what?

What do you call the ongoing conversation of me and I?

How you think is who you are. What is this?

Cassie knows the term ulam as the main dish of each meal. Lino knows ulam as fish. Cassie is a newly found friend of Lino. They learned that ulam has other meaning. Which premise from the three premises of Symbolic Interaction is this related?

Your interpretation of a thing might be changed due to time and interaction. Which premise from the three premises of Symbolic Interaction is this related?

Your action is based on the meaning you know. Which premise from the three premises of Symbolic Interaction is this related?

All of these statements are true EXCEPT

The __________ is the part of the personality structure that includes a human’s basic needs instinctual drives.

Founder of Psychoanalysis. Who is he?

This operates unconsciously. What is this?

Why is id based on pleasure principles?

These are ruled entirely by the id

What do you call to the moral part of the personality that includes the values, social rules and morals?

Which component of personality is responsible for dealing with reality?

Which component of personality is made up of unconscious psychic energy that works to satisfy basic urges, needs and desires?

Why is id called the driving force?

The following are examples of behavior on unconscious mind EXCEPT:

Which from the levels of the mind is consisting of anything that could potentially be brought into the conscious mind?

Trauma from childhood is an example of what?

Refers to the thoughts you aren’t actively thinking of but can call to mind easily given the right trigger. What is this?

Hermeneuein means what?

It is an attempt to unveil the world as experienced by the subject; through their life world stories. What is this?

What is the primary concern of Hermeneutic phenomenology?

It is by ____________ that our world is disclosed to us. What is the missing word?

What do you call to the interpretive principles or methods we resort to when immediate comprehension fails?

Elena was diagnosed with cancer. Learning that she has cancer, she started thinking and finding answers on why she had cancer. This thinking is based from whose explanation of life’s meaning?

“All understanding is ultimately self understanding.” This is according to who?