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WorksheetsMidterm Exam_ Understanding the Self
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 8mins
Ana looks in the mirror and thinks about her dreams, feelings, and identity. What is she reflecting on?
Her grades
Her self
Her family
Her clothes
Carlo feels nervous before performing on stage but reminds himself, “This is part of who I am.” What concept is Carlo showing?
Self-awareness
Social pressure
Peer influence
Overthinking
A student notices he is happy with friends but serious in class. What does this show about the self?
The self is fixed
The self can change in different situations
The self is only physical
The self is only spiritual
You resist the urge to play Mobile Legends because you need to study. Plato would say your __________ part is controlling.
Appetitive
Rational
Spirited
Physical
When you donate to charity because of love for God, whose idea of the self are you practicing?
Plato
St. Augustine
Hume
Freud
Maria thinks deeply: “I exist because I can think, doubt, and reason.” Which philosopher’s perspective is this?
David Hume
Rene Descartes
St. Augustine
Plato
Josh feels different emotions every day—angry, sad, happy. Hume would say the self is:
A bundle of changing perceptions
A permanent soul
A divine creation
A pyramid of needs
Kevin changes his behavior when he’s with his barkada vs. at home. Mead would say Kevin is balancing:
Past and present
“I” and “Me”
Right and wrong
Ego and Id
Andrea feels prettier and more confident because her friends compliment her. This shows:
Reality principle
Looking-glass self
Self-actualization
Pleasure principle
A student volunteers to be a class officer after encouragement from peers. Which perspective explains this?
Sociological
Philosophical
Psychological
Biological
You eat the last slice of pizza even if it’s your sibling’s. Freud would say your __________ is at work.
Ego
Superego
Conscience
Animus
Paolo wants to buy expensive shoes but decides to save money instead. Which part of his personality guided him?
Ego
Id
Superego
Rational soul
Rica studies hard not only to pass but also because she doesn’t want to disappoint her parents. Which part of Freud’s model explains this?
Superego
Id
Ego
Appetitive
In Freud’s iceberg analogy, the thoughts and desires we are not fully aware of are in the:
Surface mind
Unconscious
Ego
Superego
A student skips lunch and feels weak during class. Which need is not met?
Physiological
Esteem
Love and belonging
Safety
Carlo joins a basketball team because he wants friendship and acceptance. Which level of Maslow’s hierarchy?
Self-actualization
Love and belonging
Safety
Esteem
Ella locks the doors at night to feel secure. Which need is she fulfilling?
Physiological
Safety
Jessa works hard to graduate with honors so people will respect her. Which need is she focusing on?
Esteem
Self-actualization
Love and belonging
Safety
Paulo pursues his dream of becoming a doctor not for money, but to help others and reach his potential. What need is this?
Self-actualization
Esteem
Physiological
Safety
A student avoids cheating because he believes in honesty and moral values. Which part of Freud’s personality is active?
Ego
Id
Superego
Rational soul
Jane meditates and prays daily to strengthen her relationship with God. Whose perspective of the self does this reflect?
Plato
St. Augustine
Descartes
Mead
Miguel balances his study time and social life. He is showing which part of Freud’s model?
Id
Ego
Superego
Rational self
Alex realizes he is a unique person, but his identity is also shaped by friends and family. This reflects which perspective?
Sociological
Psychological
Biological
Philosophical
While preparing for college, Bea reflects on her strengths, weaknesses, and goals. Which concept is she practicing?
Self-awareness
Looking-glass self
Pleasure principle
Appetitive self
Among Maslow’s needs, which is MOST important before all others can be fulfilled?
Self-actualization
Esteem
Physiological
Love and belonging
