PRE LIM EXAM

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Explore Your Self-Concept: A Comprehensive Quiz

Welcome to the PRE LIM EXAM, a quiz designed to test your understanding of self-concept, culture, and philosophy. Dive deep into how these concepts influence our perceptions and behaviors.

In this quiz, you will:

Explore key philosophical ideas
Understand different views of self and culture
Test your knowledge with 45 engaging questions

45 Questions11 MinutesCreated by ReflectingSoul172

The independent view of the self explains that a person sees himself as an integral part of the communal group

TRUE

FALSE

The ideal self is who we really are -

TRUE

FALSE

The ideal self helps in our self-motivation to be the best version of ourselves

TRUE

FALSE

The following are intangible expressions of our culture EXCEPT for one

Buildings

Self - Perception

Academic self-image

Language is an example of material culture

True

False

In philosophy, is defined by one's self-concept, self-knowledge, self-esteem and social self

Self - Perception

Buildings

Academic self-image

Mead explains that culture should not be seen as a complex behavioral pattern but as a set of control mechanisms-engineered programs in directing human behavior

True

False

When you are struggling with your schoolwork, which of the following concept of self-image can be compromised?

Academic self-image

Self - Perception

Buildings

According to Geertz, an individual explains his actions through the lens of his society, since he belongs to a social structure, a social order

True

False

Kant adheres to all of these except

Killing some people for the good of the many

Academic self-image

Self - Perception

The immortality of the soul was championed by the following philosophers EXCEPT for one:

Kant

Socrates

Descartes

Possible selves are one's conceptions about the kind of persons one might become in the near future -

True

False

The teachings of Confucius reflect an interdependent view of the self

True

False

For him, it is memory that makes us aware of our existence

John Locke

David Hume

Rene Decartes

For them, the soul is first before man, except for

Rene Decartes

John Locke

David Hume

Self-esteem refers to one's overall assessment of one's

Self's worth

Behavior

Emphasis on group interest

World of forms

Descartes believes that this is the essence of man

That man thinks

Self's worth

Emphasis on group interest

Behavior

Material Culture is inclusive of the intangible human creations that include beliefs, values, norms and symbols

True

False

Who said that a concept of a permanent self is non-existent?

David Hume

Rene Decartes

John Locke

This is the permanent, unchanging world

World of forms

Emphasis on group interest

That man thinks

The existentialist philosophy's conception of self relies on -

A man's self-perception

World of forms

Emphasis on group interest

Our clothes are intangible expressions of our culture

True

False

The laws of the land provide the most comprehensive rules by which man is expected to abide

True

False

Gilbert Ryle thinks that we can know man through this

Behavior

World of forms

Self-worth

Anthropology is the inclusive study of the human race, its culture and society, and its physical development

True

False

He espoused the idea that the self is only a bundle of constantly changing perceptions

David Hume

John Locke

Rene Descartes

The interdependent view of the self leads to individualism

True

False

Which of the following reflects as collectivist society?

Emphasis on group interest

World of Forms

Self- Worth

These are some of the key characteristics of a fully-functioning person EXCEPT for one

Not being able to change

Self - worth

A man's perception

The philosophy of Socrates concentrated on

Man being a soul

Congruence

Permanent things are not real

Eridub is always alone in school. He does not like mingling with other people. He prefers being like that because in is former school, he was a bullied student. Which of the following concept of self-image is affecting him?

Emotional Self- Image

Permanent things are not real

Congruence

Man being a soul

Considered as the Father of Classical Liberalism

John Locke

David Hume

Rene Descartes

Clifford Geertz

In collectivist societies, children learn to think in terms of me

True

False

He is known as the Father of Modern Philosophy

Rene Descartes

John Locke

Clifford Geertz

The symbiosis of selfhood and otherness is the Confucian concept of the self as a dynamic process of social development

True

False

In which, of the following situations can incongruence of identity the possibly experienced?

In a new environment or situation

Emotional Self- Image

Permanent things are not reall

It is the organized, consistent set of perceptions of and beliefs about oneself

Self - Concept

Incogruence

Man being a sould

For Sigmund Freud, the is the self

Ego

Congruence

Self-esteem

One of the significant characteristics of culture is that it is very much dynamic

True

False

It is the result of alignment of ideal and real self

Congruence

Self-esteem

Self-concept

For this philosopher, reason is, and ought only to be a slave of passions

David Hume

John Locke

Rene Descartes

Clifford Geetz

It is one's overall assessment of one's worth as a person

Self-esteem

Self-concept

Congruence

Emotional Self-image

The following statements are true according to Plato, EXCEPT

Permanent things are not real

Congruence

Emotional Self-image

The idea of man as an unfinished animal was espoused by

Clifford Geertz

John Locke

Rene Descartes

David Hume

Which of the following does NOT reflect an individualist society?

Extended Families

Permanent things are not real

Congruence

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