WorksheetsSecond Reading Material main
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The social constructionist perspective views the self as:
a)
Permanently fixed
b)
Independent of society
c)
Constantly changing through interactions
d)
Predetermined by biology
2.
Marcel Mauss’ concept of personne refers to:
a)
Basic personal identity
b)
Social roles shaped by institutions
c)
Private self-reflection
d)
Natural instincts
3.
In Filipino, “Mahal kita” is unique because:
a)
It uses past tense
b)
It separates the lover and beloved
c)
It fuses lover and beloved as one
d)
It is formal and distant
4.
Mead and Vygotsky emphasized the self develops mainly through:
a)
Isolation
b)
Language and social dialogue
c)
Physical growth
d)
Inherited traits
5.
Families influence selfhood by:
a)
Encouraging isolation
b)
Providing nurturing, values, and resources
c)
Preventing social contact
d)
Determining intelligence only
6.
Nancy Chodorow suggested gender roles are shaped because:
a)
Girls mimic caregiving from mothers
b)
Boys are forced into isolation
c)
Women dominate society
d)
Girls ignore toys and roles
7.
Masculinity in Filipino society is often initiated by:
a)
Academic success
b)
Sports competition
c)
Ritual circumcision
d)
Military training
8.
Adorno’s statement implies that the self:
a)
Exists apart from society
b)
Is dependent on society for its existence
c)
Is purely biological
d)
Cannot change
9.
Social constructionists claim that self and society are:
a)
Independent
b)
Merged and inseparable
c)
Permanently opposed
d)
Based only on genes
10.
Why is language vital for the self?
a)
It blocks external influence
b)
It links social and personal identity
c)
It is unrelated to thought
d)
It only expresses emotions
11.
William James described the self as consisting of:
a)
Private and public
b)
The “I” (thinker) and the “Me” (object)
c)
Past and present
d)
Body and soul
12.
In Carl Rogers’ view, the “me” is:
a)
The decision-making agent
b)
The self as seen and evaluated
c)
The unconscious
d)
A social role
13.
Higgins’ model of the self includes:
a)
Actual, ideal, and ought selves
b)
Id, ego, superego
c)
Personne and moi
d)
Past and future self
14.
Self-esteem refers to:
a)
Social reputation
b)
How one evaluates their own worth
c)
Ability to adapt socially
d)
External validation
15.
Downward comparison means:
a)
Comparing with those less fortunate
b)
Competing with equals
c)
Looking up to better people
d)
Ignoring differences
16.
Upward comparison may lead to:
a)
Feeling motivated or discouraged
b)
Ignoring others’ success
c)
Denying social influence
d)
Always lowering self-esteem
17.
Narcissism is defined as:
a)
Excessive humility
b)
Dependence on others
c)
Overly high self-esteem and self-centeredness
d)
Strong empathy
18.
Freud explained personality as a balance of:
a)
Id, Ego, and Superego
b)
Personne and moi
c)
Actual, ideal, and ought selves
d)
Public and private selves
19.
Self-awareness includes awareness of:
a)
Private standards and public image
b)
Future goals only
c)
Instincts only
d)
Unchanging identity
20.
Downward comparison boosts self-esteem because:
a)
It makes us feel better than others
b)
It forces us to change
c)
It isolates us from society
d)
It lowers our confidence
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