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Material Self

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1.It is a philosophy that places a high value on objects, usually considering them more valuable than experiences or personal relationships.

a)

si mama mo

b)

Consumerism

c)

Materialism

2.

2. It is the consumers' act of being thoughtful about the environmental, social, and ethical consequences of their consumption.

a)

Conscious Consumption

b)

hulaan mo beh

c)

Consumer Culture

3.

An attempt to meet the expectation or definition of value set by other people.

a)

Extrinsic Motivation

b)

Intrinsic Motivation

c)

Motivation ni crush

4.

The goal of consumption is to get a person closer to his/her personal goals, regardless of what other people think of him/her.

a)

Motivation ni mama mo

b)

Intrinsic Motivation

c)

Distinct Motivation

5.

A tridimensional structure composed of (1) functions, (2) sense of physical identity, and (3) representations

a)

Materialism

b)

Bodily Self

c)

Si self

6.

Who defined Material Self as a tangible objects, people, or places that carry the designation of my or mine.

a)

William James

b)

George Simmel

c)

Si Isabel

7.

According to ____, identity is defined as a social category defined by membership rules, characteristic attributes, or expected behaviors.

a)

Sir Edwin

b)

Erik Erikson

c)

Mach

8.

It is a values, attitudes, behaviors, and activities are defined by a person’s ability to consume goods and services.

a)

Consumer Culture

b)

Restricts a person’ choices and life

c)

A culture of consumption

9.

He defined identity as a symbolic idea, dynamic and context-dependent, an image built through social interaction, and affected by social relations of power and symbolic image of the world

a)

Erik Erikson

b)

Mach

c)

William James

10.

A person’s ability to consume goods and services tells something about a person’s status in the society

a)

Intrinsic Motivation

b)

Conscious Consumption

c)

Consumer Culture