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FP1 Module 03

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Genetic inheritance which provides basic potentialities for development and behavior

(a)  

2.

Includes not only physical structure but also man’s striving, thinking, feeling, acting and patterns of growth and change throughout a predictable life cycle

(a)  

3.

Man’s physical and socio-cultural environment heavily influence the extent to which genetic potentials are realized

(a)  

4.

Concept necessary for explaining many aspects of our perception, feeling, thinking, and behavior

(a)  

5.

A complex process of continuing interpretive activity- simultaneously the person’s located subjective stream of consciousness

(a)  

6.

According to _________ the self is any idea or systems of ideas which is associated with the appropriate attitude we call self-feeling

a)

Charles H. Cooley

b)

George Herbert Mead

c)

William James

7.

His perceptions of who he is

a)

Self-identity

b)

Self-evaluation

c)

Self-ideal

d)

Self-direction

8.

His feelings of worth and adequacy

a)

Self-identity

b)

Self-evaluation

c)

Self-ideal

d)

Self-direction

9.

“decider subsystem”

a)

Self-identity

b)

Self-evaluation

c)

Self-Ideal

d)

Self-direction

10.

His picture of the person he could be and should be.

a)

Self-identity

b)

Self-evaluation

c)

Self-ideal

d)

Self-direction

11.

“The subjective self is mainly what a person thinks about himself.”

a)

K. LEWIN

b)

H. LUNDHOLM

c)

GEORGE H. MEAD

12.

“The self is the individual known to the individual.”

a)

G. MURPHY

b)

D. SNYGG and A.W. COMBS

c)

CARL ROGERS

13.

“The self is an object and the ego is the process.”

a)

G. MURPHY

b)

Sheriff and Cantril

c)

CARL ROGERS

14.

“The ego which has the appropriate function in the personality is the self.”

a)

GEORGE H. MEAD

b)

SIGMUND FREUD

c)

G.A ALLPORT

15.

The self is not an ______ , but a process.

a)

entity

b)

attitudes

c)

organization