UTS

Question 1

the time where young people are in search of who they are.

Answer 1

Adolescence

Question 2

This quadrant allows the participants to understand themselves well and their corresponding relationship with their significant others.

Answer 2

Johari Window

Question 3

What year was the Johari Window developed?

Answer 3

1955

Question 4

From whom did the “Jo” from the word Johari Window came from.

Answer 4

Joseph Luft

Question 5

From whom did the “Hari” from the word Johari Window came from?

Answer 5

Harrington Ingham

Question 6

Information about you that you and the others know

Answer 6

Open

Question 7

Information about yourself that you know but others dont.

Answer 7

Hidden

Question 8

Information about yourself that you don’t know but others do.

Answer 8

Blind

Question 9

Information about yourself that neither you nor other people know.

Answer 9

Unknown

Question 10

The Pioneer of Western Moral Philosophy as well as the mentor of Plato.

Answer 10

Socrates: Know Thyself (470-499 BC)

Question 11

One has to examine their own self and discuss about the self. It’s goal is to better of life through constant self-examination.

Answer 11

Socratic Method

Question 12

What is Socrates view on self?

Answer 12

The self is synonymous to the soul.

Question 13

One of the dichotomous realm that is changeable, transient, and imperfect.

Answer 13

Physical Realm

Question 14

One of the dichotomous realm that is unchanging, eternal, and immortal.

Answer 14

Ideal Realm

Question 15

A christian theologian and philosopher. Believed that sin is the source of human unhappiness as sin impairs human free will.

Answer 15

St. Augustine: The self has an Immortal Soul (354-430 BC)

Question 16

What is St. Augustine perspective on self?

Answer 16

The mind is superior to the body.

Question 17

When man loves the wrong things which he believes will give him happiness.

Answer 17

Disordered Love

Question 18

He is the Father of Anthropology.

Answer 18

Franz Boaz (1858-1942)

Question 19

All cultures are essentially equal but simply had to be understood in their own terms.

Answer 19

Cultural Relativism.

Question 20

The student of Franz Boaz that was tasked to do note taking at an early age.

Answer 20

Margaret Mead (1901-1978)

Question 21

A theory that states that children learn by watching adult behavior.

Answer 21

Theory of Imprinting

Question 22

Had the perspective that the self cannot be released from the society.

Answer 22

George Herbert Mead (1863-1931)

Question 23

A dimension of personality that is made up of individual self-awareness and self-image

Answer 23

Concept of Self

Question 24

One of the Developmental Stages where there is still no sense of self and their actions are more on imitation.

Answer 24

The Preparatory Stage and around 0-2 yrs old.

Question 25

One of the Developmental Stages where children began to understand language and symbols of communication.

Answer 25

The Play Stage and around 3-6yrs old

Question 26

One of the Developmental Stages where children began to see not only his perspective but also those around him.

Answer 26

The Game Stage and around 7 onwards

Question 27

terms for expected behaviors, norms, and values of society as a whole.

Answer 27

Generalized Others

Question 28

A person can be a teacher, mom, and a sister at the same time.

Answer 28

Multiple Roles

Question 29

Invented the Looking Glass Self.

Answer 29

Charles Cooley (1864-1929)

Question 30

sense of self that is formed in two ways, (1) actual experience (2) what one imagine others ideas of oneself to be.

Answer 30

Looking Glass Self

Question 31

One of the founders of the humanistic approach in Psychology.

Answer 31

Carl Rogers (1902-1987)

Question 32

Refers to the image of oneself. The self is the center of experience.

Answer 32

Self Concept

Question 33

Awareness of what one is and can do.

Answer 33

Real Self

Question 34

Person's conception of what they should be.

Answer 34

Ideal Self

Question 35

A danish-german-american as developmental psychologist and psychoanalyst.

Answer 35

Erik Erikson (1902-1994)

Question 36

Where philosophy and religion are twisted together and share the same goal—to teach how to become a perfect person.

Answer 36

Eastern Concept of Self

Question 37

absolute reality

Answer 37

Brahman

Question 38

true knowledge of self identical which is identical to brahman

Answer 38

Atman (soul/spirit)

Question 39

self that is permanent and unchanging

Answer 39

True Self

Question 40

self that is impermanent and changes continually.

Answer 40

Non-true self

Question 41

Concept of self is expounded in Vedanta. Goal of the person is to have a knowledge of true reality.

Answer 41

Hinduism

Question 42

Actions will lead to either good or bad outcomes

Answer 42

Law of Karma

Question 43

Atman continues to be reincarnated from lifetime to lifetime until it is freed from the cycle of birth.

Answer 43

Incarnation

Question 44

Who is the founder of Buddhism?

Answer 44

Siddharta Gautama (Buddha)

Question 45

What is the Four Noble Truths?

Answer 45

1. Life is suffering 2. Suffering is caused by attachment of desires. 3. Suffering can be eliminated. 4. Elimination of suffering is through the practice of the Eightfold Path

Question 46

Where can you find the Confucian docrines?

Answer 46

Analects

Question 47

Golden Rule of Confucianism

Answer 47

Do not do to others what you would not want others do to you.

Question 48

Five Cardinal Relationships

Answer 48

1. Between Ruler and Minister 2. Between Father and Son 3. Between Husband and Wife 4. Between Brothers 5. Between Friends

Question 49

The individual's greatest mission is self realization through cultivation. (Knowing one's role in society and acting accordingly.)

Answer 49

Confucianism

Question 50

The self is a subdued self: she's to respond to what is socially required.

Answer 50

Confucianism

Question 51

Self is an extension of Cosmos, not social relations.

Answer 51

Taoism/Daoism

Question 52

Commonly regarded as nature that is the foundation of all that exist. The ideal is to identify yourself with this.

Answer 52

Tao

Question 53

The selfless person leads to a balanced life. In harmony with both nature and society. Believed that in simplicity, spontaneity and harmony should govern one's life.

Answer 53

Taoism/Daoism

Question 54

What are the millenial generation known for?

Answer 54

digital natives

Question 55

What are the three primary major purpose of the Internet?

Answer 55

1. Social Interaction 2. Information acquisition and generation 3. Entertainment

Question 56

The norms of appropriate and responsible behavior towards technology use.

Answer 56

Essence of digital citizenship

Question 57

The aspect of the self that is expressed or shared with other through online interaction

Answer 57

Digital Self

Question 58

Refers to an individual attempts, both conscious and unconscious to control how she or he projects themselves in social interactions

Answer 58

Self-Presentation