Understanding the Self

1. Please answer a separate sheet
Quiz Understanding Self
Multiple choices
1. It is concerned with the rights and concerns of each individual
A. Culture
B. Collectivism
C. Individualism
2. This Culture are more supportive of socially hesitant and withdrawn habits.
A. Individualism
B. Taoism
C. Collectivism
3. The most fundamental aspect of a self scheme or self-concept that is separate from others
A. The existential self
B. The egocentric
C. The categorical self
4. She introduced the concept of humans having ideal self, true self and real self.
A. Karen Carpenters
B. Karen Horny
C. Karen Horney
5. It adopts an agentic approach to personality.
A. Social proactive theory
B. Social agentic theory
C. Social cognitive theory
6. This is an action that is taken or done on purpose.
A. Self-reflection
B. Forethought
C. Intentionally
7. The meeting of the female and male sex cells.
A. Gomads
B. Zygote
C. Fertilization
B. True or False
1. Our personality are influenced by how we think, show our feelings and how we take care of
our body. TRUE
2. Ones attitude on our physical appearance are reflected in our hobbies and interests. TRUE
3. The process of reusing materials that have been put to waste is called Reduce Pollution.
FALSE
4. The biological difference between males and females is called gender. FALSE
5. Materialism is often associated with self-centeredness. TRUE
6. The latin phrase “cognito, ergo sum” Is the keystone of John Lockes concept of self. FALSE
7. Socrates stated that the psyche or mind is composed of mind, ego and substance. FALSE
D. Essay
1. How does one take care of their physical self?
In taking care of one’s physical self, the person must maintain a healthy lifestyle like: getting
enough sleep and rest, eating a meal (a healthy one would be great), engaging in exercise,
taking a shower (a must!), practicing good hygiene, and last but not the least, drinking water.
Doing these kinds of things is how you take care of your physical self.

2. 2. Can money really buy happiness? If no why? If yes how?
Money cannot buy happiness; at the same time, it can. Money can buy physical things
that can make you happy. For example, toys that will satisfy your inner child, make ups that
can make you happy, house needs that can satisfy your adulting happiness, and many more
things that you will find pleasurable. However, money can’t buy emotional happiness like,
you want your dog to be able to stay by your side for a long time. That can’t happen because
everything perishes through time. In an event that the dog will pass away, money can’t buy
you the happiness that you felt when the dog was with you. In conclusion, money can buy
happiness, but not all things.