WorksheetsThe Self from Various Perspectives Quiz: Psychology
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Juan is a student who acts differently when he is with his professors, friends, and family. According to William James, which concept explains his behavior?
Unified Self
Multiple Selves
Cognitive Self
Ideal Self
Pia sees herself as hardworking and responsible, but she sometimes doubts if others see her that way too. Which self-concept is Pia questioning?
I-Self
Me-Self
False Self
Real Self
Marco dreams of becoming a successful entrepreneur, but he is currently struggling financially. According to Carl Rogers, what concept describes the difference between Marco's dreams and reality?
Congruence
False Self
Incongruence
Adaptation
Bianca always follows what her parents expect of her, even if she wants to do something different. She is aware of this but continues to comply. What concept best describes her behavior?
Adaptive Child
Real Self
Experiential Self
Ideal Self
According to Winnicott, what happens when a person relies too much on their False Self?
They feel more confident expressing themselves
They may lose touch with their True Self
They develop a strong sense of self-identity
They become more independent in decision-making
Kevin posts on social media only when he looks his best, hiding his struggles and failures. Which self-concept does this behavior reflect?
Public Self
Private Self
Experiential Self
Material Self
A child sees a cat for the first time and calls it a 'dog' because it has four legs and fur, just like their pet dog. What cognitive process is happening here?
Accommodation
Assimilation
Adaptation
Self-Actualization
Anna believes she is kind, but she sometimes acts rude when under pressure. What does this situation demonstrate about self-concept?
Self-concept is stable and unchanging
Self-concept is influenced by external factors
Self-concept is only based on how others see us
Self-concept is separate from behavior
Why do emerging adults often struggle with defining their identity, according to Susan Harter?
They no longer rely on social influences
They begin to focus on their 'possible self'
Their self-concept is fully formed
They prioritize material self over social self
Which situation best illustrates the concept of the Ideal Self?
Maria loves to sing and has always wanted to be a performer. She takes voice lessons and auditions for school events.
Jose dislikes public speaking, but he is often required to present in class.
Carlo considers himself intelligent but refuses to study because he thinks he doesn't need to.
Liza changes her behavior depending on the people she interacts with.
In Filipino culture, which practice demonstrates the importance of the Social Self?
Living independently without seeking approval from others
Prioritizing individual success over family expectations
Maintaining good relationships through 'pakikisama' (harmony with others)
Expressing one's personal beliefs even if it causes conflict
Which statement about the True Self is correct?
It is shaped entirely by societal expectations
It remains unchanged regardless of experiences
It is an individual's most authentic and spontaneous self
It depends on material achievements
Paul enjoys playing video games, but in school, he acts serious and disciplined to impress his teachers. What is this an example of?
Congruence
False Self
Real Self
Experiential Self
What is an example of someone demonstrating agency in their I-Self?
A person waiting for others to make decisions for them
A student choosing to study harder to improve their grades
A child believing they are the same person in different situations
A person relying on material possessions for self-worth
What is the primary difference between the Real Self and the Ideal Self?
The Real Self is how others see us, while the Ideal Self is how we see ourselves
The Real Self is who we truly are, while the Ideal Self is who we aspire to be
The Real Self is based on dreams, while the Ideal Self is based on reality
The Real Self is influenced by parents, while the Ideal Self is self-determined
According to Carl Rogers, which experience can help a person achieve congruence?
Constantly changing oneself to fit in
Accepting and embracing one's strengths and weaknesses
Comparing oneself to others frequently
Ignoring personal growth and development
What happens when there is a close match between the Real Self and the Ideal Self?
The person experiences congruence and self-acceptance
The person becomes more insecure about their abilities
The person feels pressured to change their identity
The person loses their sense of self
Which of the following is NOT an example of the Material Self?
A person's collection of designer clothes
A person's belief in kindness and honesty
A student's new laptop
A family's ancestral house
Why do some people develop an Unhealthy False Self?
To protect their True Self from rejection
To become more creative and spontaneous
To develop stronger relationships with others
To completely detach from their past
A student believes they are hardworking, but they receive negative feedback from their professor. What psychological concept is challenged in this situation?
Self-concept
Material Self
Ego States
Adaptation
