Uts Mx 3s20182019 Act181

Multiple Choice: He formalized the doctrine of The Original Sin

• Socrates

• Locke

• Descartes

• Augustine

TRUE OF FALSE: Locke founded the Three Parts of the Soul theory

• True

• False

Identification: Belly or Genitals are known to be two of the symbols of such psyche conceptualized by Plato.

Synthesis: Read Five Ways to Understanding Yourself and list down your own five ways that helped you understand yourself. Your answer should be different from the one provided. Place your answers at the comment section below (of the article). To move to the next question/item, write self on the box below.

Fill in the Blanks ________ is referred as the comprehensive drive to actualize the ideal self.  All of the drives for glory have in common the reaching out for greater knowledge, wisdom, virtue, or powers than are given to human beings; they all aim at the absolute, the unlimited, the infinite

Fill in the Blanks ________ is referred to as the drive to mold the whole personality into the idealized self.

Fill in the Blanks The Neurotic Ambition is referred to as the compulsive drive towards ________

Multiple Choice: A philosopher known for his work Dialogues.

• Socrates

• Plato

• Descartes

• Augustine

Multiple Choice: The good ________ is that which fosters self- realization and the bad is that which obstructs it.

• Good values

• Good manners

• Good looks

• Good genes

Multiple Choice: A Greek philosopher whose way of life, character, and thought

• Socrates

• Plato

• Descartes

• Augustine

Multiple Choice: A Roman African theologian who influenced the development of Western Christianity

• Socrates

• Plato

• Descartes

• Augustine

Multiple Choice: The earliest agent of socialization

• Family

• Peers

• Education

• Government

Multiple Choice: Which is NOT an example of the REAL SELF

• The Possible Self and is difficult to actualize

• The reaction of our true self to the proper functioning or the malfunctioning of our total personality

• The real self is not a fixed entity but a set of "intrinsic potentialities"

• Can never be actualized because it transcends human possibilities and is full of contradictions.

Multiple Choice: People developed a preferred version of themselves.

• Real Self

• Ideal Self

• Imaginary Self

TRUE OF FALSE: Descartes created the concept I Think Therefore I am

• True

• False

Multiple Choice: Self- realizing people are able to take responsibility for themselves and to determine their values and aims in life.

• Self-Realization

• Self-Love

• Self-Awareness

• Self-absorbed

Multiple Choice: Which is NOT an example of the REAL SELF

• The Possible Self and is difficult to actualize

• The reaction of our true self to the proper functioning or the malfunctioning of our total personality

• Source of values that are in the best interest of human development

• The impossible self

Synthesis: Choose one of the two articles and answer the following: * What analogy was used to present the concept of Self in the article (3pts) * State whether the article depicts Real Self or Ideal Self and defend your answer. (2pts) Articles: * No Exit * Dam of Insecurities Place your answer in the comment section below (of the article). To move to the next question/item, choose the correct answer.

• Choose Me (and don't forget to answer on TUW website)

• Don't Choose Me (don't be a smartass)

Multiple Choice: Which is NOT an example of the REAL SELF

• The actualization of which is the meaning of life and alienation from which may be called a "psychic death"

• The reaction of our true self to the proper functioning or the malfunctioning of our total personality

• The real self is not a fixed entity but a set of "intrinsic potentialities"

• People developed an idealized image of themselves.

Multiple Choice: Can never be happen because it transcends human possibilities and is full of contradictions.

• Real Self

• Ideal Self

• Imaginary Self

Multiple Choice: His Political Views influenced both American and French Revolutions

• Socrates

• Plato

• Descartes

• Locke

TRUE OF FALSE: Plato popularized the concept of Know Thy Self

• True

• False

Multiple Choice: An agent of socialization where both friends and enemies are a part of.

• Family

• Peers

• Education

• Government

Multiple Choice: Parents of Plato

• Phineas and Ferb

• Sophronicus and Phaenarete

• Ariston and Perictione

• Jules and Vern

Multiple Choice: The Self is the direct consequence of power and can only be apprehended in terms of historically specific systems of discourse. 

• Baudrillard

• Laclau

• Foucault

• Derrida

TRUE OF FALSE: The Neurotic Search for Glory is referred to as the compulsive drive towards superiority

• True

• False

Multiple Choice: He introduced the concept of Deductive Reasoning

• Socrates

• Plato

• Descartes

• Locke

Multiple Choice: An agent of socialization where learning and instruction are the primary objective of every member of society.

• Family

• Peers

• Education

• Government

Multiple Choice: Type of Crowd where members just happen to be at the exact place and time.

• Casual

• Conventional

• Expressive

• Acting

Multiple Choice: It is known as the foundation of basic human interaction.

• Family

• Peers

• Education

• Government

Multiple Choice: Their judgments and decisions are in the best interest both of their own ________ and that of other people.

• Improvement

• Development

• Growth

• Change

Multiple Choice: A philosopher dubbed as the father of modern western philosophy

• Socrates

• Plato

• Descartes

• Augustine

TRUE OF FALSE: The Neurotic Search for Glory is the drive that mold the whole personality into the idealized self.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice: Vegeta has long since ignored his lust for power. But he often challenges Goku and is usually the reason for their defeat. He just doesn't play nice with others. He still wishes Goku to fail. #dragonballz

• The Need for Perfection

• The Neurotic Ambition

• The Drive towards Vindictive Triumph

• The Neurotic Search for Glory

Multiple Choice: Type of Crowd where members gather for one main reason.

• Casual

• Conventional

• Expressive

• Acting

Multiple Choice: Dr. Hernandez' dad aimed to achieve one thing and one thing alone - to be the best engineer/businessman from Marinduque.

• The Need for Perfection

• The Neurotic Ambition

• The Drive towards Vindictive Triumph

• The Neurotic Search for Glory

Multiple Choice: Gives rise to the third self, the ________ which is what we feel ourselves to be when we fail to live up to our own expectations.

• Despised self

• Ideal self

• Real self

• Actual self

Multiple Choice: There can be no true self hiding "inside" or behind artificial or superficial because self and identity ae constructed "within, not outside discourse".

• Baudrillard

• Hall

• Foucault

• Derrida

TRUE OF FALSE: The Need for Perfection is referred as the comprehensive drive to actualize the ideal self.  

• True

• False

Multiple Choice: Superman killed the Joker despite Batman's pleading. He became filled with contempt against criminals due to the death of his wife, Lois Lane. He now rules with an iron fist and lessened crime to zero percent in less than a year. He also killed Shazam because of his totalitarian philosophy. #Injustice

• The Need for Perfection

• The Neurotic Ambition

• The Drive towards Vindictive Triumph

• The Neurotic Search for Glory

Fill in the Blanks The ________ Dualism is commonly known as Cartesian Dualism. Descartes popularized this concept of opposing poles in one's psyche.