WorksheetsMidterm Exam in UTS
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 19mins
Philosophy comes from the Greek philosophia, meaning what?
Lover of philosophy
Love of wisdom
Love of soapboxes
Lover of questions
According to Marcel Mauss: " Culture reveals the link between what man is capable of and how he actually behaves, which in turn helps define human nature."
TRUE
FALSE
John Locke's concept of tabula rasa means that:
refers to the belief that human minds are blank at birth – and, hence, all personal knowledge derives from perception and experience
emphasizes that a person who fully
understand the self has a certain level of consciousness or sense that uses our intuition which synthesizes all the experiences, impressions, and perceptions of ourselves will pave the way to define and know who we are really are
believes that we should focus on the mind in order to perceive who we are or the essence of our existence because we cannot always trust our senses.
emphasized that we may not be able to give our agreement to everything other people tell us, but we can still agree to those who we are from our own perception
He believes that social struggles and social justness and equality can only be achieved through political revolution.
Emile Durkheim
Sigmund Freud
Karl Marx
Herbert Spencer
Downward Social Comparison can be found in what situation?
Comparing your test score from your classmates who got a lower score than yours and think that you performed better.
Comparing my test score to someone who got a higher score and sees it as a motivation for myself to do better next time
In Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs; he defined a self-actualized being as someone who is:
happy and contented
successful in one's chosen career
have met one's full potential
have reached a certain age
Which of the following has a view of the public self?
doing crazy moves while taking a shower
disagree with my friend's idea because I have my own
putting my best foot forward for a job interview
being careless when I am alone
In this situation; If a boy, for example, wants to watch TV the night before his examinations but wishes to top the exams, cannot achieve the satisfaction of his desires, he is experiencing what
frustration
stress
anxiety
conflict
The notion nothing lasts forever, comes from what teaching?
Confucianism
Taoism
Buddhism
Catholicism
Western thoughts focuses on rational-empirical approach over magical and supertitious belief of the self
TRUE
FALSE
NEITHER
Westerners would likely to call their bosses or other seniors by their first name because they value harmony.
TRUE
FALSE
NEITHER
Which demonstrate a person with inflated self-esteem?
Strong belief that I am better than anyone else
Accepts positive critisicms for self-improvment
Nosy on other people's life
Thinks that I am no good at all
How does a person with high self-esteem demonstrate their self-worth
Compares oneself with other people
Believes in one's abilities
Rejects sincere compliments
Thinks better of oneself than the others
A person with low self esteem tends to...
Says "NO" when need to without feeling guilty after
Expresses their needs
Accepts only strenghts
puts other people needs before one's own
What defense mechanism is used when a person who just came from a break-up from a serious relationship is laughing loudly even in smallest joke.
denial
projection
rationalization
regression
Sara was grounded by her parents for a week a day before an important event with her friends. She found herself shouting at her younger sibling. What defense mechanism was demonstrated?
regression
displacement
denial
rationalization
Karen cheated her way to get a good score, when she found out that Mara; her classmate got a higher score. She jokingly said to her " I think you cheated". This behavior demonstrate what defense mechanism?
denial
projection
repression
rationalization
A young man who turns into kick-boxing to vent his extreme anger shows what defense mechanism?
rationalization
projection
sublimation
repression
A student who failed an important test blames his/her professor.
rationalization
projection
regression
sublimation
People with high assurance in their capabilities aprroach difficult tasks as challenges to be mastered rather than as threats to be avoided.
social learning
self-efficacy
self-awareness
self-development
According to research, 55% of people judge us by mere of our physical self. What are your thoughts on this
