Psychological Perspective

Question 1

Study of human mind and behavior

Answer 1

Psychology

Question 2

American Philosopher and Psychologist

Known for founding psychology as a formal
discipline and establishing functionalism, where the
mind is seen as a functional tool for adapting to the
environment.

Answer 2

William James

Question 3

Knower, Pure ego,
consciousness itself

Answer 3

I (self):

Question 4

the known, one of the many things that I may be conscious of physical self, material self and spiritual self

Answer 4

Me (self):

Question 5

One’s body and physical presence.

Answer 5

Physical Self:

Question 6

Things that belong to us or to which
we belong (e.g., possessions, family, money).

Answer 6

Material Self:

Question 7

The way we present ourselves in social situations.

Answer 7

Social Self:

Question 8

Who we are at our core, encompassing our values and beliefs

Answer 8

Spiritual Self:

Question 9

German Psychoanalyst

Known for her theories on neurotic needs, feminine
psychology, and her critique of Freud’s penis envy.

Answer 9

Karen Horney

Question 10

An imaginary picture of oneself, often created out of feelings of inferiority, representing unlimited
powers and superlative qualities

Answer 10

Ideal Self: Karen Horney

Question 11

the person one is in, in everyday life

Answer 11

Actual Self: Karen Horney

Question 12

The true self, revealed when addressing anxiety and conflicts.

Answer 12

Real Self: Karen Horney

Question 13

American Psychoanalyst

founder of humanistic psychology, focusing on self-
actualization and personal growth.

Answer 13

Carl Rogers

Question 14

revolves around goals and ambition, dynamic, the idealize image we have developed

Answer 14

Ideal Self: Carl Rogers

Question 15

aspects of one’s being and one’s experiences that are perceived in awareness by the individual; it is the part of ourselves that we feel, think,
look and act involving our self-image.

Answer 15

Real Self: Carl Rogers