WorksheetsUTS PART 2
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
What approach does anthropology use to study the self?
Holistic
Linear
Fragmented
Selective
What is the term for the totality of what an organism is?
Existence
Self
Identity
Totality
What must be avoided in the study of the self according to anthropology?
Complexity
Reductionism
Holism
Integration
What does the sociocentric view of self focus on?
Individual
Social group
Physical attributes
Cultural identity
Who defined the self as the totality of all that a person can call his or hers?
Sigmund Freud
William James
B.F. Skinner
Carl Jung
What is the 'T' in William James's divisions of the self?
Material self
Self-as-object
Self-as-subject
Social self
What does the material self include?
Emotions
Body
Thoughts
Dreams
What is the spiritual self associated with?
Core values
Material possessions
Social interactions
Physical appearance
In Western thought, how is the self viewed?
Collectively
As an integrated whole
As a community
Independently
What is the physical self?
Cultural background
Thoughts and beliefs
The body
Social identity
What happens during puberty in terms of sexual development?
Loss of identity
Decrease in height
Reduction of hormones
Growth of hair
What is Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (AIS)?
A social issue
A cultural phenomenon
A psychological condition
A genetic disorder
What does gender identity refer to?
Internal awareness
Cultural roles
Biological sex
Physical traits
What is sexual orientation?
Social status
Direction of interests
Cultural identity
Physical appearance
What is the core of the material self?
Spirit
Social status
Body
Mind
What does the social self represent?
Personal beliefs
Public recognition
Physical traits
Cultural background
What is the primary focus of the egocentric self?
Social group
Community
Individual self
Cultural identity
What is the term for the physical changes that distinguish sexual maturity?
Growth spurts
Social roles
Secondary sex characteristics
Cultural traits
What is the main difference between Western and Oriental thought regarding the self?
Individualism vs. Collectivism
Holism vs. Fragmentation
Physical vs. Spiritual
Reductionism vs. Integration
