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Understanding The Self - Final Examination Set

Total questions: 52

Worksheet time: 46mins

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1.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. According to the materials, what is body image?

a)

The physical appearance of a person's body

b)

How individuals perceive, think, and feel about their body and physical appearance

c)

A person's weight and height measurements

d)

The socially accepted standard of beauty

2.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. How could a person apply the concept of "beauty on the inside" in their daily life?

a)

By focusing exclusively on improving physical appearance through cosmetic procedures

b)

By rejecting all concerns about physical appearance

c)

By balancing physical self-care with developing positive character traits like kindness and gratitude

d)

By avoiding social situations where appearance might be judged

3.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Analyze the relationship between body image and self-esteem as presented in the materials:

a)

They are completely unrelated aspects of identity

b)

Body image determines self-esteem entirely

c)

Self-esteem influences body image but not vice versa

d)

Body image and self-esteem are interconnected, with self-esteem being a person's overall evaluation of their worth

4.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Compare the traditional concept of beauty with the materials' emphasis on inner beauty:

a)

The materials reject any importance of physical appearance

b)

The materials suggest physical beauty standards are universal across cultures

c)

The materials acknowledge cultural beauty standards but emphasize character over appearance

d)

The materials suggest physical and inner beauty are completely separate concepts

5.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Evaluate the effectiveness of the suggested approaches to improve body image and inner self:

a)

The approaches are ineffective because they focus too much on physical appearance

b)

The approaches are effective because they balance physical self-care with character development and positive mindset

c)

The approaches are ineffective because they ignore cultural beauty standards

d)

The approaches are effective only for people who already have positive body image

6.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Assess the claim that "it is more important to be beautiful on the inside":

a)

This claim is invalid because physical appearance determines social success

b)

This claim has merit because character traits are more enduring than physical appearance

c)

This claim is outdated in an image-focused society

d)

This claim applies only to people who don't meet conventional beauty standards

7.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Evaluate the impact of body modification practices on physical self-concept:

a)

Body modifications always improve self-esteem and body image

b)

Body modifications always harm authentic self-expression

c)

Body modifications can either enhance or diminish self-concept depending on motivation and psychological factors

d)

Body modifications have no significant relationship to self-concept

8.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. According to the materials, what is the digital self?

a)

The technology devices a person owns

b)

The persona one uses when online, which may be similar to or distinct from their "real world" self

c)

The online accounts registered under a person's name

d)

A person's technical skills in using digital platforms

9.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. How could a person apply the concept of responsible netizenship in their daily online interactions?

a)

By sharing all personal information to appear authentic

b)

By thinking critically before sharing content and avoiding spreading fake news

c)

By creating multiple online identities for different purposes

d)

By limiting online interactions to business purposes only

10.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Analyze the relationship between social media usage and self-esteem as presented in the statistical data:

a)

All social media users have lower self-esteem than non-users

b)

Regular social media users show the highest percentage of high self-esteem, while avid users show the highest percentage of low self-esteem

c)

Social media usage has no significant relationship to self-esteem

d)

Only non-users of social media experience low self-esteem

11.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Compare the concepts of self-presentation in offline versus online environments:

a)

Self-presentation occurs only in online environments

b)

Offline self-presentation is always more authentic than online self-presentation

c)

Online environments provide expanded opportunities for both authentic and selective self-presentation

d)

Self-presentation is a conscious process only in online interactions

12.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Evaluate the impact of digital technology on interpersonal relationships according to the materials:

a)

Digital technology has exclusively positive effects on relationships

b)

Digital technology has exclusively negative effects on relationships

c)

Digital technology has changed how people relate to one another, potentially limiting face-to-face interactions and meaningful communication

d)

Digital technology has no significant impact on interpersonal relationships

13.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Assess the risks associated with the desire to create positive impressions online:

a)

There are no significant risks associated with impression management online

b)

The risks are limited to technical issues like data breaches

c)

The risks include identity theft, cyberbullying, and negative mental health outcomes like anxiety and depression

d)

The risks affect only adolescents, not adult users

14.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Evaluate the claim that "social media increases the importance of physical appearance":

a)

This claim is invalid because the data shows no relationship between social media use and importance of physical appearance

b)

This claim has merit as the data shows avid social media users place higher importance on physical appearance than non-users

c)

This claim is exaggerated because all groups show similar patterns regardless of social media use

d)

This claim applies only to users who post selfies frequently

15.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. According to William James, what constitutes a person's self?

a)

Only their physical body and psychological traits

b)

Only their material possessions and financial assets

c)

The sum total of all they can call theirs, including body, possessions, relationships, and reputation

d)

Only their thoughts, beliefs, and personal values

16.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. How could a person apply the concept of self-extension to possessions in making consumer choices?

a)

By purchasing only luxury items to improve social status

b)

By avoiding material possessions entirely to focus on spiritual development

c)

By being mindful of how purchases reflect and contribute to their sense of identity

d)

By acquiring as many possessions as possible regardless of their meaning

17.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Analyze the relationship between the bodily self and the extracorporeal self as components of the material self:

a)

The bodily self is more important than the extracorporeal self

b)

The extracorporeal self is more important than the bodily self

c)

They are separate components with no relationship to each other

d)

They are interconnected components that together form the material dimension of identity

18.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Compare the philosophical and popular usages of the term "materialism" according to the materials:

a)

They are identical concepts used in different contexts

b)

The philosophical usage focuses on theoretical principles while the popular usage relates to consumer behavior

c)

The philosophical usage is outdated while the popular usage is more relevant

d)

The philosophical usage is positive while the popular usage is negative

19.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Evaluate the impact of materialism on personal well-being based on the materials:

a)

Materialism always enhances well-being through the satisfaction derived from possessions

b)

Materialism always diminishes well-being by creating false values

c)

Materialism can both enhance and diminish well-being depending on whether possessions provide meaning or become the center of one's life

d)

Materialism has no significant relationship to personal well-being

20.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Assess the validity of the statement "we are what we have and possess" as presented by Tuan:

a)

This statement is invalid because identity is solely determined by internal characteristics

b)

This statement has merit because possessions can reflect and support our sense of self

c)

This statement is completely valid because external possessions are the only reliable measure of identity

d)

This statement is outdated and no longer relevant in modern society

21.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Evaluate the implications of self-extension to digital possessions compared to physical possessions:

a)

Digital possessions cannot contribute to identity in the same way as physical possessions

b)

Digital possessions have completely replaced physical possessions in identity formation

c)

Digital possessions represent a new frontier in understanding how possessions contribute to identity

d)

Digital possessions affect only teenagers, not adults

22.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. According to the materials, what is the origin of the phrase "Bahala Na"?

a)

It comes from the Spanish colonial period meaning "leave it to chance"

b)

It originated from "Bathala Na" meaning leaving everything in God's hands

c)

It is derived from the English phrase "Be happy now"

d)

It was coined during the Japanese occupation to express resignation

23.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. How could a person apply the Filipino value of Bayanihan in addressing community challenges?

a)

By waiting for government assistance during natural disasters

b)

By focusing only on helping immediate family members

c)

By organizing community efforts to help those in need without expecting anything in return

d)

By documenting community problems on social media

24.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Analyze the relationship between Filipino national identity and colonial influence:

a)

Colonial influence has been completely erased from Filipino identity

b)

Colonial mentality shows that Filipino identity is still shaped by historical colonial experiences

c)

Filipino identity developed independently from colonial influences

d)

Colonial influence affects only economic aspects of Filipino identity

25.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Compare the positive and negative Filipino traits as presented in the materials:

a)

The negative traits are more dominant and define Filipino identity

b)

The positive and negative traits exist in tension, with both shaping Filipino identity in complex ways

c)

The positive traits are unrelated to the negative traits

d)

The materials present only positive traits as authentic Filipino characteristics

26.

Instructions: Please read the question carefully before answering. Evaluate the impact of "Filipino Time" on personal and national development:

a)

It has no significant impact on development

b)

It positively contributes to a relaxed social atmosphere

c)

It negatively affects productivity and progress by normalizing tardiness

d)

It is beneficial for international business relationships

27.

Assess the effectiveness of the suggested approaches to being a good Filipino:

a)

The approaches are ineffective because they focus too much on individual actions

b)

The approaches are effective because they balance civic participation, historical awareness, economic support, language preservation, and responsible digital citizenship

c)

The approaches are ineffective because they ignore the role of government

d)

The approaches are effective only for Filipinos living within the Philippines

28.

Evaluate the claim that "citizenship is not the only marker of being a Filipino":

a)

This claim is invalid because legal citizenship is the only objective measure

b)

This claim has merit because Filipino identity encompasses cultural, historical, and value dimensions beyond legal status

c)

This claim is outdated in a globalized world

d)

This claim applies only to Filipinos living abroad

29.

According to William James, why is the spiritual self considered "the most intimate version of the self"?

a)

Because it connects people to religious institutions

b)

Because it relates to supernatural experiences

c)

Because the satisfaction experienced when thinking of one's moral sensibility and conscience is purer than other sentiments

d)

Because it develops earlier than other aspects of self

30.

How could a person apply Viktor Frankl's concept of "meaning through love" in their daily life?

a)

By seeking romantic relationships exclusively

b)

By developing deep connections that allow them to see others' essential traits and potential

c)

By avoiding suffering through loving relationships

d)

By limiting love to family members

31.

Analyze the relationship between ritual and spiritual self-expression:

a)

Rituals are merely external behaviors with no connection to spiritual beliefs

b)

Rituals automatically create spiritual experiences regardless of belief

c)

Rituals serve as symbolic expressions of beliefs and facilitate spiritual connection

d)

Spiritual self-expression requires rejection of ritualistic practices

32.

Compare the Buddhist concept of suffering with Frankl's view of suffering:

a)

Buddhism sees suffering as something to be eliminated while Frankl sees it as potentially meaningful

b)

Both view suffering as meaningless and to be avoided

c)

Both recognize suffering as inevitable and potentially transformative

d)

Buddhism emphasizes suffering's spiritual value while Frankl focuses only on its psychological impact

33.

Evaluate the effectiveness of logotherapy's approach to finding meaning:

a)

It is ineffective because it ignores the role of pleasure in human motivation

b)

It is effective because it recognizes multiple pathways to meaning including work, suffering, and love

c)

It is ineffective because it focuses too much on religious concepts

d)

It is effective only for people who have experienced extreme suffering

34.

Assess the claim that "the ultimate factor to find the meaning of life is love":

a)

This claim is invalid because meaning comes primarily from achievement

b)

This claim has merit based on Viktor Frankl's experience and philosophy that love enables deeper understanding of others

c)

This claim is outdated in a modern achievement-oriented society

d)

This claim applies only to people in romantic relationships

35.

Evaluate the relationship between the five pillars of Islam and spiritual self-development:

a)

The pillars are primarily social obligations with no spiritual dimension

b)

The pillars provide a structured framework for both individual spiritual development and community connection

c)

The pillars focus exclusively on community obligations rather than individual spiritual growth

d)

The pillars are relevant only to historical contexts, not modern spiritual development

36.

According to the materials, what are the three categories of romantic love as described by Dr. Helen Fisher's research?

a)

Passion, intimacy, and commitment

b)

Lust, attraction, and attachment

c)

Desire, romance, and bonding

d)

Infatuation, companionship, and commitment

37.

How could a person apply knowledge about sexual self-esteem in developing healthy relationships?

a)

By focusing exclusively on physical appearance to attract partners

b)

By developing confidence in their body and sexual responses while respecting their own boundaries

c)

By conforming to gender stereotypes to meet cultural expectations

d)

By avoiding discussions about sexuality with potential partners

38.

Analyze the relationship between sexual identity development and adolescent development:

a)

Sexual identity is fully formed before adolescence begins

b)

Sexual identity develops independently from other aspects of adolescent development

c)

Sexual identity development is an essential part of adolescence, interacting with physical, cognitive, and social development

d)

Sexual identity is determined solely by biological factors during puberty

39.

Compare the five sexual styles described by Buzwell and Rosenthal in terms of their approach to sexual exploration and control:

a)

All five styles involve the same level of sexual exploration and control

b)

The styles progress from low exploration/control (naïve) through increasing exploration/control (unassured, competent) to high exploration with varying levels of control (adventurous, driven)

c)

The styles differ only in terms of gender, not exploration or control

d)

The styles differ only in terms of age, not exploration or control

40.

Evaluate the effectiveness of the sexual response cycle model developed by Masters and Johnson:

a)

It is ineffective because it focuses only on physical responses

b)

It is effective because it identifies four distinct stages (excitement, plateau, orgasm, resolution) that help understand sexual response

c)

It is ineffective because it applies only to heterosexual experiences

d)

It is effective only for explaining male sexual response

41.

Assess the validity of the claim that "teens who speak to their parents appear to become sexually active later and more responsibly":

a)

This claim is invalid because parent-teen communication has no effect on sexual behavior

b)

This claim has merit as open communication provides teens with information and support for making responsible decisions

c)

This claim is exaggerated because peer influence is always stronger than parental influence

d)

This claim applies only to female teenagers, not males

42.

Evaluate the approach to contraception education presented in the materials:

a)

The approach is ineffective because it presents too many options

b)

The approach is effective because it provides comprehensive information about various methods including effectiveness rates

c)

The approach is ineffective because it focuses only on abstinence

d)

The approach is effective only for married couples

43.

According to Dr. Andrew Kim, what is the definition of self-care?

a)

Taking time off work to relax

b)

Any deliberate act to preserve or restore physical, emotional, mental, or spiritual health

c)

Purchasing products that make you feel better

d)

Following a specific healthcare regimen

44.

How could a person apply the concept of "recharging your battery" to their self-care practice?

a)

By waiting until they feel completely exhausted before resting

b)

By proactively scheduling regular breaks and rest throughout the day

c)

By using their phone less frequently

d)

By focusing only on physical health

45.

Analyze the relationship between proactive and reactive approaches to self-care as presented in the transcript:

a)

Both approaches are equally effective for maintaining well-being

b)

Reactive approaches are more efficient than proactive approaches

c)

Proactive approaches prevent problems while reactive approaches address problems after they've become serious

d)

Proactive approaches are only necessary for physical health concerns

46.

Compare the concept of "upgrading yourself" with the way people approach phone upgrades:

a)

Both involve similar levels of enthusiasm and planning for most people

b)

People typically invest more time and excitement in phone upgrades than in personal development

c)

Personal development is easier to achieve than learning new phone features

d)

Both require the same financial investment

47.

Evaluate the effectiveness of Dr. Kim's phone analogy as a way to communicate about self-care:

a)

It's ineffective because phones and humans are too different for meaningful comparison

b)

It's effective because it uses a familiar object that people already prioritize to highlight inconsistencies in self-care habits

c)

It's ineffective because it oversimplifies complex health issues

d)

It's effective only for younger audiences who use phones frequently

48.

Assess the validity of the claim that "self-care is not selfish, it's unselfish":

a)

This claim is invalid because taking time for oneself always takes away from others

b)

This claim has merit because maintaining your own well-being enables you to better care for others

c)

This claim is exaggerated because self-care is neither selfish nor unselfish

d)

This claim applies only to certain types of self-care activities

49.

Evaluate the impact of the statistic that "the average American spends 3.5 hours on their phone and checks it 96 times per day":

a)

This statistic is irrelevant to discussions of self-care

b)

This statistic demonstrates a significant imbalance between attention given to devices versus personal well-being

c)

This statistic proves that Americans have excellent attention to detail

d)

This statistic is likely exaggerated for dramatic effect

50.

Design a comprehensive self-care plan that addresses the issues raised by Dr. Kim in his comparison between phone care and personal care:

a)

A plan focused exclusively on reducing phone usage through app restrictions

b)

A plan that mimics phone care habits by including regular "recharging" breaks, preventative "protection" through health screenings, personal "upgrades" through learning, and scheduled self-check-ins

c)

A plan that requires purchasing self-care products and services

d)

A plan that relies solely on weekend recovery after exhausting workweeks

51.

THIS IS YOUR PERFORMANCE TASK. PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE PARAGRAPH BEFORE ANSWERING.

Many people believe(maybe including you) that how we look on the outside (our Physical Self) is the most important part of who we are.

However, taking care of our physical body is not just about 'looking good'—it is about many things.

Explain one way your view of your physical body has changed as you grew up. Then, describe two specific ways you plan to take care of each aspect of your self to stay healthy and happy."

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52.

I understand that I am bound by the school rules of City College of Cagayan de Oro. I am required to be honest especially during summative tests such as this final examination in UTS.

I understand that there is an anti-cheating monitor in Wayground. If I open another tab, my teacher will know immediately.

I understand that my final exam score is automatically zero should this happen or if I ask anyone in person or in text, call, GC, about this exam.

It is also cheating if I tell others about this exam.

I promise to be honest now and always.

a)

I agree to be honest at all times. If I open or switch tabs, my teacher will know and I will get zero in this exam.

b)

I do not agree.