UTS-MAGIC PDF Psychology Quiz

1. Tripartite smth is proposed by: a. Aristotle b. Plato c. Socrates 2. A period of psychological stage wherein a sense of responsibility is developed. a. Autonomy vs Shame b. Initiative vs Guilt c. Generativity vs Stagnation 3. Erik Erikson Psychosocial Stages of Development h...

1. Tripartite smth is proposed by: a. Aristotle b. Plato c. Socrates 2. A period of psychological stage wherein a sense of responsibility is developed. a. Autonomy vs Shame b. Initiative vs Guilt c. Generativity vs Stagnation 3. Erik Erikson Psychosocial Stages of Development has __ Stages. a. 5 b. 6 c. 8 4. The _____ is the central archetype that unites all parts of the self a. Self b. Persona c. Shadow 5. _____ archetype is often considered as the dark side of the psyche. a. Animus b. Persona c. Shadow 6. It refers to the conscience and moral judge of conduct. a. Id b. Ego c. Superego 7. The _____ refers to the “core of being" a. Id b. Ego c. Superego 8. He introduced the idea of eliminative materialism a. Churchiand b. Kant c. Hume 9. He postulated that that the human mind at birth is a blank slate or tabula rasa a. Immanuel Kant B. Gilbert Ryle C. John Locke 10. What is the active side of the self? a.I b. me c. both 11. The _______ component of the Looking -Glass Self where he conceives the idea on how he presents himself to others. A. first B. second c. third 12. The cultural period of advertising and mass media greatly influenced individuals to consume goods not for their primary value and utility but to give them a feeling of goodness and power compared to others. a.True b.False 13. During this stage, role taking is exhibited. a. Preparatory stage b. Play stage C. Game stage 14. He exposes the negative consequences of postmodernity to individuals in society. a.George Herbert Mead b. Gerry Lanuza C. Jean Baudrillard 15. He introduced the concept of Looking Glass Self a. George Herbert Mead b. Charles Horton Cooley C. Jean Baudrillard 17. During this stage, there is no self a.Preparatory stage b.Play stage c.Game stage 18. He proposed the theory of social self a. George Herbert Mead b. Charles Horton Cooley c. Gerry Lanza 19. According to Lanza, be set posses a. True b. False C. either 20. The cornerstone of Socrates philosophy was a. I think therefore I am b. Know Thyself c.. The self is the way people behave 21. According to him an unexamined He is not worth living a. Socrates B. Plato C. Augustine 22. He is regarded as the Father of Modern Philosophy a.Gobert Ryle b. Paul Churchland c. Rene Descartes 23. The Phenomenology of Perception is the work of à David Hume b. Maurice Merleau-Ponty c. Paul Churchland 24. He defines culture as a system of inherited conceptions. a. Edward Taylor b. Golubovic c. Cuford Geertz 25. The concept of Illusion of wholeness implies that the cohesiveness and continuity of self are only an illusion. a True b. False 26. It refers to the features of persons' identity that he or she chooses to emphasise in constructing a social self. a.Identity toolbox b.Personal naming c.Social anthropology 27._______In all societies are markers of the person, differentiating individual from others. a.Personal names b. Identity toolbox C. Rite of passage 28. One has left one identity but has not yet entered or joined the next is the rite of passage of: a.Separation b.Liminal C Incorporation 29. Hé defines culture as a system of inherited conceptions expressed in symbolic forms by means of which men communicate, perpetuate and develop their knowledge about and attitudes towards life. a. Amold Van Gennep b. Edward Taylor C Clifford Geertz 30. _____ has found that the self is composed of the true self and the false self a. Albert Bandura b. Donald Winnicott C Carl Jung 31. The _____ represents the hidden personality of the psyche or total personality a Archetype b. Identity toolbox C. multiple selves 32. In Psychological stage, the period of early adulthood when people are exploring personal relationship. a.Generativity vs. stagnation b.Intimacy vs. Isolation c. Integrity vs. despair 33. What is the most important doctrine of Hinduism? a. Law of Karma b. Golden Rule C.Brahman 34. What is the core of Confucian thought? a. Law of Karma b. Golden Rule C. Cardinal Relationship 35. It is a Chinese counterculture which for them, the self is an extension of the cosmos not of social relationship. a. Hinduism B. Buddhism c. Taoism 36. According to the teachings of ____, every person has the seed of enlightenment. a. Hinduism b. Buddhism C. Taoism 37._____characterizes the Westem Self as an individualistic self that is deeply conscious of itself including its uniqueness, motivations and free will. a. David Ho b. Frank Johnson C. Clifford Geertz 38. The ___ is commonly regarded as Nature that is the foundation of all that exists a.Yin and yang b. Tao c. Taoist 39. Western way of thinking wherein the whole is understood when differentiated to others. a.Western Self as Analytic b. Westem Self as Monotheistic C. Westem Self as Individualistic 40. Western way of thinking wherein it exhibits the coexistence of favorable and unfavorable conditions inherent In personal freedom a. Westem Self as Analytic b. Western Self as Individualistic c. Western Self as Materialistic and Rationalistic Enumeration (1-3) What are the three-phased rite of passage of Arnold Van Gennep 1. Separation 2. Limination 3. Incorporation (4-6) What are Freud's Construction of Self and Personality 4. Id 5. Ego 6. Superego (7-10) What are the Self in Four Great system of Eastern Thought 7. Hinduism 8. Buddhism 9. Confucianism 10. Taoism