16 Questions
Based on William James’ Representation of the Self, what is the 'empirical self' also known as?
Object of thought
In the context of the material aspect of Self, what is one way to evaluate oneself?
By evaluating one's possessions
What does the text emphasize as important for sexual SELF happiness?
Being free from diseases
What is a key aspect of productive lives in relation to the material aspect of Self?
Industry and life’s direction
Which of the following is NOT a dimension of the empirical self according to William James?
Emotional self
According to William James, which part of the self cannot be an object of science?
Pure ego ('I')
In what way are possessions considered according to the Symbolic Communicational Model?
As symbols and extensions of personal and social identity
What is the role of possessions according to Levi-Strauss (1965)?
They are vehicles and instruments for realities of another order
What do possessions symbolize from early years to old age?
Personal and social identity
What is the function of possessions?
To make oneself known and to be known by others
What does a person's house represent according to the text?
Identity and social status
What do pets symbolize according to the text?
Symbols and extensions of the self
What is NOT included in the dimensions of the empirical self according to William James?
Emotional intelligence
What does a person's house signify?
Identity and social status
What is the main function of possessions, as mentioned in the text?
Making oneself known and understood by others
According to Levi-Strauss (1965), what do possessions represent?
Influence and power
Test your understanding of the material self concept, happiness in relationships, physical/sexual satisfaction, disease prevention, and societal acceptance. This quiz covers the key points from Lesson 7 and aims to help you examine your understanding of the material self.
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