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Chapter 5: The Material Self (USELF Understanding the Self)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

Discussion about the material self includes topics about:

a)

Body image

b)

SOGIE

c)

Consumerism

d)

Optimal functioning

2.

The positive side of materialism:

a)

Consumerism

b)

Country-level economic prosperity

c)

Saving money

d)

Improve quality of life

3.

Excessive materialism leads to the following, except:

a)

Empathy of people

b)

Environmental degradation

c)

Social inequity

d)

Financial stress

4.

In a research study with Indonesian Gen Z’s in 2020, it was found that being highly materialistic is associated with:

a)

More money savings

b)

Lower grades

c)

Happier romantic relationships

d)

Financial stress

e)

None of the choices given

5.

In a research study with Filipino high school students in 2017, it was found that highly materialistic students had:

a)

More money savings

b)

Lower grades

c)

Happier romantic relationships

d)

Financial stress

e)

None of the choices given

6.

Excessive materialism reduces happiness more strongly in which country?

a)

US

b)

Philippines

c)

Cambodia

d)

Afghanistan

7.

Materialism can result to sustainable economic development under which condition?

a)

When people save money

b)

When people pay their debts on time

c)

When people are pro-environment

d)

When people have decent jobs

8.

Which of the following best defines experiential spending?

a)

Spending money on material possessions such as clothes and jewelry

b)

Spending money on experiences such as vacations and tours

c)

Spending money on home improvements and renovations

d)

Spending money on investments such as stocks and real estate

9.

What is excessive materialism?

a)

A healthy desire to own nice things

b)

A lack of interest in material possessions

c)

A tendency to give away material possessions too easily

d)

A preoccupation with acquiring material possessions beyond what is necessary

10.

Marilyn believes she is already a successful person because she has bought all Apple devices, including MacBook, iPhone, airpods, apple watch, and others. This dimension of materialistic self is:

a)

Acquisition centrality

b)

Acquisition as a pursuit of success

c)

Acquisition as a pursuit of happiness

d)

Possession-defined success

11.

Jayson believes that he will be fulfilled once he gets to buy his dream car. This is an example of which dimension of materialistic self?

a)

Acquisition centrality

b)

Acquisition as a pursuit of happiness

c)

Acquisition as a pursuit of success

d)

Possession-defined success

12.

How can financial literacy help manage excessive materialism?

a)

By teaching individuals how to create a budget and track their spending

b)

By helping individuals understand the prices of material possessions

c)

By providing information about alternative forms of spending money

d)

By teaching individuals how to earn more money

13.

How does environmental literacy (Elit) relate to excessive materialism?

a)

Elit encourages excessive materialism by promoting consumerism

b)

Elit encourages individuals to buy more material possessions

c)

Elit reduces materialism by increasing awareness of the environmental impact of material consumption

d)

Elit encourages individuals to dispose of their material possessions more frequently

14.

Which of the following is NOT a way to reduce one's reliance on material possessions?

a)

Being thankful for whatever you have right now

b)

Prioritizing self-care by wearing clothes that are on trend

c)

Volunteering by going into service-oriented activities

d)

Spending time with friends to boost social connections

15.

What are some benefits of spending on experiences rather than material possessions?

a)

Accumulating more material wealth and status

b)

Making more efficient use of time and energy

c)

Enhancing physical appearance and attractiveness

d)

Creating lasting memories and building social connections