2021-2022: MODULE 3 AND 4

Most human beings have a low self-esteem:

• That belief has become widespread, but it is not true.

• Yes, but only if it is measured via questionnaires

• Yes, most of us have a negative image of ourselves

• None of the above

Ane has got a score of 2 in her exam. What kind of thought do you think she will have (more likely)?

• "I did not study enough ..."

• "I paid no attention to the questions"

• "It was impossible to pass, it was so hard!"

• "Maybe I did not understand the content well ..."

"I know that the unemployment rate is very high, but I think that I will get a job soon if I try it hard"

• Self-Serving bias

• Motivation to keep the self-esteem

• Unrealistic optimism

• All the above

In the industrialized Western culture, teenagers get away from their parents to become more autonomous, developing:

• Incoherent Self

• Independent Self

• Interdependent Self

• Industrialized Self

• Collectivism

• Marxism

• Behaviorism

• Individualism

• Explicit; implicit

• Implicit; explicit

• Dual; Habitual/regular

• Habitual/regular; Dual

Assuming that everyone else is staring at the pimple on your chin is an example of the:

• transparency effect.

• audience effect.

• spotlight effect.

• headlight effect.

A person's completion of the phrase "I am _____" comprises his or her.

• personality

• self-schema

• self-esteem

• self-concept

The illusion that our concealed emotions leak out and can be easily read by others is referred to as the illusion of

• transparency.

• an audience.

• the spotlight.

• the headlight.

• anger.

• rage.

• fear.

• submission.