WorksheetsUNDERSTANDING THE SELF (PRE-TEST)
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 34mins
The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence, especially in an academic discipline.
Theology
Philosophy
Psychology
Scientology
Who is the philosopher who believes in this-" the body – dies on earth; soul lives eternally in spiritual bliss with God”?
Rene Descartes
David Hume
St. Augustine
John Locke
Which is St. Thomas Aquinas' concept of self?
The soul is what makes us humans.
I am a thinking thing.
The self is a collection of different perceptions which rapidly succeed each other.
One’s body is his opening toward his existence to the world.
Work on the self is most represented by the concept of tabula rasa (blank slate).
David Hume
John Locke
Immanuel Kant
Sigmund Freud
Which is NOT an aspect of personality according to Freud?
Id
Ego
Superego
Alter ego
The behavior that we show, emotions and actions are the reflection of our mind and as such is the manifestation of who we are. This is according to..
Gilbert Ryle
Paul Churchland
Maurice Ponty
Immanuel Kant
It is the self that we think we want to be.
Ideal self
Real self
True self
False self
Which of the following is refers to the different ways that individuals interact with the different situations and circumstances in their lives
true self
Unified self
Multiple self
ideal self
It is when we choose our sub-self to present to the world embodying rational control and executive decision making
Multiple self
Unified self
true self
Ideal self
Which of the following is not included in the most prevailing issues on self?
Self vs. Identity
Social Factor
Nature vs. Nurture
Dimensionalities of the Self/Identity
According to him, "An unexamined life is not worth living".
Plato
Rene Descartes
Socrates
St. Augustine
The scientific study of society, social relationships, various cultures, behavior and interaction of groups or human beings.
Philosophy
Psychology
Anthropology
Sociology
"I am the father" is an example of what fundamental of selves?
Relational Self
Individual Self
Motivational Self
Collectivel Self
It refers to the identity or feeling of belongingness to a certain culture group. It is an individual’s perception about himself or herself anchored on race, gender, nationality, religion, ethnicity and language.
Identity
Social Self
Culture Identity
Nationalism
It refers to the total characteristics or qualities of a person both known and unknown to others.
Trait
Self
Attribute
Identity
According to him, "we construct the self".
David Hume
Aristotle
Immanuel Kant
Paul Churchland
The knowledge comes from logic and reasoning.
Idealism
Empiricism
Rationalism
Realism
He believed that TIMES present of things PAST, PRESENT and FUTURE are interconnected.
Maurice Merleau Ponty
Socrates
St. Augustine
John Locke
Which is not part of identity toolbox?
Gender
Address
Age
Personal Appearance
He is the proponent of three stage process of development of self.
Plato
Jean Piaget
Jean Baudrillard
George Herbert Mead
According to him, "the self is multilayered".
Paul Churchland
Plato
Sigmund Freud
Rene Descartes
___ is closely associated with Psychoanalytic Theory
Freud
Adler
Horney
Fromm
The essence of your self is you are a “thinking thing,” is associated with ________.
Churchland
Freud
Kelly
Descartes
The philosopher who believes that self-consciousness is necessary to “personal identity,” is
___
Locke
Plato
Socrates
St. Augustine
This concept is how we think about and evaluate ourselves.
Personalty
Traits
Self Concept
Multiple Intelligence
Defined as those capabilities possessed by individuals who are living, learning and working in a digital society
Technology expert
Digital literacy
Digital Identity
Robot
A person gives groups more priority over their individual self
Individualism
Supplication
Collectivism
Filipino
This approach focuses on the roles of ethnicity, gender and culture in the formation of personality.
Political individualism
Filipino traits
Self promotion
Socio cultural
A well-known social-cognitive psychologist who postulated the theory of Self-Efficacy
Carol Dweck
Albert Bandura
Arthur Nery
Arthur Miller
Setting challenging goals is when people have the tendency to work harder for a goal when they were involved in setting it, particularly in a team.
True
False
It is about how you value yourself and how you treat other people. It is important because it affects your state of mind and your behavior.
Body Image
Self-Image
Self-Esteem
Personality
It is how you look at your body, make you attractive, and make yourself look like some other people.
Body Image
Self-Image
Self-Esteem
Personality
He believed that our mind has
three components: Id, Ego, and Superego.
Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Gilbert Ryle
Sigmund Freud
Immanuel Kant
For him, Self-knowledge is the ultimate virtue. As
the ultimate virtue, it will lead to ultimate
happiness.
Plato
St. Augustine
Socrates
John Locke
This is defined as the self looking inward specifically, to one's thoughts, beliefs, and feelings.
Self Esteem
Self Awareness
Self Knowledge
Self-perception
These constitute the unwritten rules that society has in place that include how to act in certain scenarios and how to associate with various people.
Social Rules
Social Roles
Social Mores
Social Norms
Understanding the self helps learners acquire a positive sense of self and social responsibility.
TRUE
FALSE
Understanding the self helps learners ignore their potentials and disable them so that it is difficult to live in harmony with other people.
TRUE
FALSE
Understanding the self is an added struggle that learners must overcome to understand local issues and concerns that continue to impact their lives and the lives of others.
TRUE
FALSE
Understanding the self enables the learners to behave in ways that will fulfill their needs and goals within the contemporary society.
TRUE
FALSE
Understanding the self hinders the learners’ capacity to think , reason, and act legally and morally.
TRUE
FALSE
Understanding the self helps the learners to possess personal, civil, and moral obligations, not only to themselves but also to their families, nations, and the globalized contemporary society.
TRUE
FALSE
Which of the following is NOT one of the topics related to discussions about the spiritual self?
Sense of purpose
Nature connection
Environmental literacy
Mindfulness
Sense of awe, wonder, and reverence for the mysteries of life:
Spirituality
Religiosity
Spiritual self
Transcendence
The religious perspective relates to the following practices, EXCEPT:
Adherence to religious doctrine
Self-reflection
Reading sacred texts
Possession-defined success
Saying “Thank you” a lot is related to which spiritual practice?
Gratitude
Praying
Volunteering
Self-reflection
Recognizing that all things are interconnected and that there is a fundamental oneness that connects us all:
Self-actualization
Transformation
Transcendence
Mindfulness
Being fully present and engaged in the current moment:
Self-actualization
Transformation
Transcendence
Mindfulness
Training the mind to achieve a state of calm and relaxation is associated with the following spirituality perspectives, EXCEPT:
Religious
Transcendental
Humanistic
Mindfulness
Meditation
Henry, after a stressful week at work, likes to sit by the beach to watch sunset. He says watching sunset gives him a sense of calm. This spiritual practice is called:
Praying
Yoga
Self-reflection
Mindfulness exercises
Nature connection
