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WorksheetsPsychological, Western and Eastern Perspectives of the Self
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
According to his self-theory, the self can be described as having three categories: constituents of the self, self-feelings and self-seeking.
William James
Carl Rogers
Donald Winnicott
David Lester
According to his self-theory, there is no self at birth. The self is formed during childhood and involves one's self-concept.
William James
Carl Rogers
Donald Winnicott
David Lester
According to his self-theory, we have a true self that is spontaneous and false self that we adjust for other people.
William James
Carl Rogers
Donald Winnicott
David Lester
According to his self-theory, we have multiple selves as shown by our different thoughts and behaviors that we unify as we grow older.
William James
Carl Rogers
Donald Winnicott
David Lester
According to him, we have a hierarchy of needs. Physical needs must be met before one can self-actualize.
Abraham Maslow
Albert Bandura
Sigmund Freud
Carl Jung
According to him, the mind has an unconscious, preconscious and conscious levels driven by the id, ego and superego.
Abraham Maslow
Albert Bandura
Sigmund Freud
Carl Jung
According to him, the self is capable of intentionally influencing one’s own functionality and life circumstances
Abraham Maslow
Albert Bandura
Sigmund Freud
Carl Jung
According to him, the human psyche is divided into three parts—the ego, the personal unconscious and the collective unconscious.
Abraham Maslow
Albert Bandura
Sigmund Freud
Carl Jung
Which of the following are global models of self? (Check two)
Gestalt Psychology
Humanistic Psychology
Psychoanalytic Theory
Analytic Theory
Which of the following are differentiated models of self? (Check two)
Gestalt Psychology
Humanistic Psychology
Psychoanalytic Theory
Analytic Theory
Which characterizes Western perspective about the self? (Choose two)
other-centeredness
independence
freedom
selflessness
Which of the following refers to a Buddhist belief?
There is also no enduring or eternal self
The ideal self is a subdued self that practices ren or human-heartedness.
The self is but one of the countless manifestations of the cosmos.
The self is one with the Brahman, the absolute and transcendental power.
Which of the following refers to a Confucian belief?
There is also no enduring or eternal self
The ideal self is a subdued self that practices ren or human-heartedness.
The self is but one of the countless manifestations of the cosmos.
The self is one with the Brahman, the absolute and transcendental power.
Which of the following refers to a Hindu belief?
There is also no enduring or eternal self
The ideal self is a subdued self that practices ren or human-heartedness.
The self is but one of the countless manifestations of the cosmos.
The self is one with the Brahman, the absolute and transcendental power.
Which of the following refers to a Taoist belief?
There is also no enduring or eternal self
The ideal self is a subdued self that practices ren or human-heartedness.
The self is but one of the countless manifestations of the cosmos.
The self is one with the Brahman, the absolute and transcendental power.
