Lesson 2

Question 1

These are Genes and Hereditary Factors

Answer 1

Nature

Question 3

It means innate biological factors (namely genetics)

Answer 3

Nature

Question 4

It is the Physical appearance

Answer 4

Nature

Question 5

It is the Personality characteristics

Answer 5

Nature

Question 6

These are the environmental factors

Answer 6

Nurture

Question 7

refer to upbringing or life experience more generally.

Answer 7

Nurture

Question 8

These are the Childhood experiences

Answer 8

Nurture

Question 9

This is How we were raised Social relationships

Answer 9

Nurture

Question 10

What are the characteristics of the self

Answer 10

Seperate
Self-Contained/Independent
Consistent
Unitary
Private

Question 11

It is meant that the self is distinct from other selves

Answer 11

Seperate

Question 12

It means The self is always unique and has its own identity

Answer 12

Seperate

Question 13

Its distinctness allows it to be self-contained with its own thoughts, characteristics, and volition.

Answer 13

Self-Contained/Independent

Question 14

It does not require any other self for it to exist

Answer 14

Self-Contained/Independent

Question 15

It has a personality that is enduring and therefore can be expected to persist for quite some time

Answer 15

Consistent

Question 16

Allow it to be studied, described, and measured

Answer 16

Consistent

Question 17

Particular self’s trait, characteristics and tendencies and potentials are more or less the same

Answer 17

Consistent

Question 18

It is the center of all experiences and thought that run through a certain person

Answer 18

Unitary

Question 19

Like the chief command post in an individual where all processes, emotions and thoughts converge

Answer 19

Unitary

Question 20

Each person sorts out information, feelings and emotions, and thought processes within the self.

Answer 20

Private

Question 21

This whole process is never accessible to anyone but the self.

Answer 21

Private

Question 22

The self is isolated from the external world. It lives within its own world.

Answer 22

Private

Question 23

They argue that the self should not be seen as a static entity that stays constant through and through.

Answer 23

Social Constructivist

Question 24

It is also ever-changing and dynamic.

Answer 24

Self

Question 25

It has to be seen as something that is unceasing flux,and malleable in its dealings with society

Answer 25

Self

Question 26

He is a French sociologist and anthropologist in (1872-1950) is best known as an ethnologist and historian of religion.

Answer 26

Marcel Mauss

Question 27

What are the two faces of self accoriding to Marcel Maus

Answer 27

Moi Personne

Question 28

is another interesting aspect of this social constructivism; it is a salient part of culture and ultimately, has a tremendous effect in our crafting of the self. If a self is born into a particular society or culture, the self will have to adjust according to its exposure.

Answer 28

Language

Question 29

They said that human persons develop with the use of language acquisition and interaction with others

Answer 29

Mead and Vygotsky

Question 30

They said that the way that we process information is normally a form of an internal dialogue in our head

Answer 30

Mead and Vygotsky

Question 31

He said that asserted that a child can develop his/her self through language and role play.

Answer 31

George Herbert Mead

Question 32

He believes that a child internalizes real-life dialogues that he has had with others

Answer 32

Lev Vygotsky

Question 33

It partly determines how we see ourselves in the world

Answer 33

Gender

Question 34

Has to be personally discovered and asserted and not dictated by culture and the society

Answer 34

Gender and the Self