GE 4 - Understanding the Self Quiz
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GE 4 - Understanding the Self Quiz

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Match the philosopher with the correct philosophy description:

Sidharta Gautama = E Confucius = D Socrates = E René Descartes = C Immanuel Kant = A

Who is often considered the father of Western Philosophy?

  • Thales
  • Socrates (correct)
  • Descartes
  • Plato
  • All are true about Socrates' perspective of the soul, EXCEPT:

  • Holds innate truth and can be remembered through philosophical inquiry.
  • The soul is immortal and is distinct from the physical body.
  • Has moral and intellectual dimensions.
  • Is already harmonious. (correct)
  • All are questions under the metaphysics branch of philosophy, EXCEPT:

    <p>What is the best way to live?</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the key feature of Philosophy?

    <p>Questioning</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is not an example of a cross-cultural relationship?

    <p>An American person who has read a book about Japanese culture.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Person X thinks that everyone judges her physical appearance due to her recent acne breakout. What part of self-concept best explains this situation?

    <p>Self-image</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Analyze the statements about George Herbert Mead: Statement I: Me is the personal self while I is the social self. Statement II: Thus, Me is individualistic while I is collectivist.

    <p>Statement I is true while Statement II is false.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What best exhibits Person A's situation of pausing to reply about the nearest bus terminal?

    <p>Pre-conscious</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In a cross-cultural relationship, what shouldn't Person A do when meeting a client from a different culture?

    <p>Dress in a way that is appropriate to his own culture.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Exam Structure and Guidelines

    • The examination consists of multiple-choice questions totaling 100 points.
    • Students must follow directions for each section carefully and use an answer sheet to mark responses.

    Philosophical Notions

    • Students are tasked with matching philosophers to their corresponding philosophical ideas.
    • Philosophers to match include Sidharta Gautama, Confucius, Socrates, René Descartes, and Immanuel Kant.

    Key Philosophers and Their Ideas

    • Sidharta Gautama: Taught that the self can be constructed through experiences and enlightenment.
    • Confucius: Emphasized harmonization of self through social connections and communication.
    • Socrates: Believed in examining the self to achieve a meaningful life, reflecting on the phrase "Only when it is examined that it becomes worth living."
    • René Descartes: Suggested that the self can exist independently from the body while acknowledging the body’s influence.
    • Immanuel Kant: Proposed that self-awareness stems from the interplay with society.

    Socrates' Perspective on the Soul

    • Socrates is known for distinctive views on the soul, highlighting its immortality and moral dimensions.
    • Misconceptions about Socrates' views include the belief that the soul is already harmonious.

    Branches of Philosophy

    • Metaphysics deals primarily with the nature of reality, mind-matter relationships, and existential inquiries.
    • The best way to live is not a metaphysical question; it aligns more with ethics.

    Key Features of Philosophy

    • Essential characteristics of philosophy include logic, wisdom, questioning, and rationality, with questioning being particularly central.

    Cross-Cultural Relationships

    • Examples of cross-cultural interaction include learning or engaging with cultures through travel, literature, film, or personal relationships.
    • Recognizing what constitutes a strong cross-cultural relationship is critical, including appropriate cultural awareness and communication practices.

    Self-Concepts in Psychology

    • Different components of self-concept are explored, such as self-image, self-esteem, ideal self, and self-efficacy.
    • Understanding self-concept is vital for interpreting personal experiences, like judging oneself based on appearance.

    Freud’s Levels of Consciousness

    • The levels of consciousness include conscious, subconscious, unconscious, and preconscious.
    • Situations can be analyzed through Freud's framework to understand different mental processes involved in interactions.

    Practical Application of Cross-Cultural Understanding

    • When engaging with individuals from different cultures, awareness of customs, norms, and assumptions is crucial for effective communication.
    • Building strong cross-cultural teams involves recognizing and accommodating diverse practices and perspectives.

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    This quiz is designed for the GE 4 - Understanding the Self course at Central Mindanao Colleges. It consists of multiple-choice questions and is aimed at assessing your knowledge and understanding of the subject. Make sure to read the directions carefully before answering.

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