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WorksheetsUTS M1 & M2 Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Choose the three parts of the soul according to Plato (choose 3 correct answers):
The appetitive
The cognitive
The spirited
The rational
The aspects of the self/soul according to Saint Augustine’s are (choose 3):
Holistic
Self-aware
Self-reliant
United
Who proposed "methodological skepticism"?
David Hume
Immanuel Kant
John Locke
Rene Descartes
Which of the following is NOT one Socrates’ ideas?
It is the task of Philosophy to care for the soul.
The soul is immortal.
To attain happiness, one must have virtue.
The soul is the most powerful part of a person.
Descartes’ claims about the “self” are the following, EXCEPT ONE.
One's soul is the reflection of his/her experiences.
Only the immaterial soul remains the same throughout time.
The immaterial soul is the source of our identity.
The "self" is constant; not prone to change; and not affected by time.
Who is the philosopher who was considered the first thinker to emphasize reasoning based on observational and empirical evidence?
David Hume
Immanuel Kant
John Locke
Rene Descartes
Which Philosopher is identified with the "bundle theory" which describes the “self” as a bundle/collection of different “perpetual flux”?
David Hume
John Locke
Paul Churchland
Sigmund Freud
Which Philosopher believes that people's memories provide a continuity of experience that allowe them to identify themselves as the same person over time?
David Hume
John Locke
Immanuel Kant
Paul Churchland
Which Philosopher believes that the “self” is a product of electrochemical signals produced by the brain?
David Hume
John Locke
Immanuel Kant
Paul Churchland
Which sociologist believe that self is a product of social interactions as well as f the internalization of personal and other's views about oneself?
George Herbert Mead
Katherine Ewing
Paul Churchland
Sigmund Freud
What does apperception mean, according to Immanuel Kant?
mental process where we makes sense of an idea by relating it something we alraedy know
mental process where we share our identity with others
mental process in which the self reflects on its actions
mental process where decisions about life are made and assessed
According to Immanuel Kant, the “self” is transcendental. What does transcedental mean?
The “self” recognizes transcedents.
The “self” is related to a spiritual or nonphysical realm.
The “self” equates to consciousness.
The “self” is able to be aware of itself.
What are the two components of self according to Immanuel Kant? (Choose one answer)
The inner self and outer self
The visible and the invisible
The id and the ego
The aware and the unaware
Which of Freud's Levels of Consciousness is related to information that can readily be brought to consciousness?
The Conscious
The Subconscious
The Unconscious
According to Giddens (1991), which of the following is NOT a key characteristics of Modernity?
Capitalism
Dynamism
Idealism
Industrialism
In social groups, the group that is is naturally occurring and highly influenced by one's family is called:
Natural group
Organic group
Rational Group
Traditional Group
Who sees the “self” as implicitly and explicitly existing in the mind comprised of psychological, biological and cultural process?
George Herbert Mead
Katherine Ewing
Paul Churchland
Sigmund Freud
What does the 'understanding self' represent according to George Herbert Mead?
all aspects that are involved in being/existence
attitudes, motives, defenses, reactions, weaknesses, and strengths
the sum total of people’s conscious perception of their identity as distinct from others
what distinguish you from being an object, an animal or different person
What is "self-concept"?
a person's performance of tasks set by the society
the combination of one's personal attribute and other's impression about the person
the sum total of an individual’s beliefs about his or her own personal attributes
the perception of what a person can do and not do
Which of the following does NOT describe people with a positive self-concept?
They are confident in their ability to deal with problems.
They believe in themselves and can make decisions.
They find it difficult to accept criticism.
They respect themselves and expect others to do so.
What are the three aspects of self concept? (Choose three)
Affective aspect (Self-esteem)
Behavioral aspect (Self-perception)
Cognitive aspect (Self-schemas)
Psychomotor aspect (Self-regulation)
Which among the components of self-concept pertains to any change in body structure or function, including the normal changes of growth and development?
Body Image
Role Performance
Self-Esteem
Self-Identity
Which component of self-concept pertains to a sense of personal identity that sets one person apart as a unique individual?
Body Image
Role Performance
Self-Esteem
Self-Identity
Which component of self-concept refers to a set of expected behaviors determined by familial, cultural and social norms?
Body Image
Role Performance
Self-Esteem
Self-Identity
Which component of self concept is derived from a sense of giving and receiving love, and being respected by other?
Body Image
Role Performance
Self-Esteem
Self-Identity
