FINALS QUIZ 1

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In a progressive educational environment, a teacher designs a curriculum that not only engages students in complex problem-solving activities but also encourages them to explore and appreciate the beauty of various art forms. Additionally, the teacher provides opportunities for students to showcase their achievements and talents, fostering a sense of accomplishment and recognition among peers. Which combination of Maslow's hierarchy of needs is the teacher simultaneously addressing?

I - Cognitive Needs

II - Aesthetic Needs

III - Esteem Needs

IV - Transcendence Needs

• A. I & II
• B. I & III
• C. I & IV
• D. II & IV

Sarah has recently received a bonus at work and is considering how to spend it wisely. She is torn between upgrading her smartphone to the latest model, purchasing a designer handbag she has been eyeing for months, or investing in a high-quality camera to pursue her passion for photography. According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which category of needs is Sarah likely attempting to fulfill through these material desires?

• A. Physiological Needs
• B. Safety Needs
• C. Esteem Needs
• D. Self-Actualization Needs

After receiving a promotion at work, John finds himself contemplating the purchase of a sleek sports car, a high-end home entertainment system, or a luxurious vacation package to a tropical destination. What part of the John's brain is at work when evaluating his options

• Prefrontal Cortex
• Hypothalamus
• Amygdala
• Cerebellum

Samantha finds herself irresistibly drawn to buying a new designer handbag, even though she knows it exceeds her budget. Despite being aware of the financial consequences, she can't resist the desire for immediate gratification. According to Freud's psychoanalytic theory, which component of the mind is driving Samantha's impulsive materialistic behavior?

• A. ID
• B. EGO
• C. SUPEREGO
• D. None of the above

Mark, a young professional, constantly seeks happiness and fulfillment through the acquisition of material possessions. He frequently purchases luxury items, believing they will enhance his overall well-being. However, Mark notices a growing sense of dissatisfaction and stress despite his numerous possessions. According to research on consumer materialism, which psychological impact is Mark likely experiencing?

• Increased Self-Esteem
• Enhanced Emotional Well-being
• Diminished Life Satisfaction
• Improved Interpersonal Relationship

Despite earning a high salary, Emily feels a persistent sense of emptiness and discontent. She realizes that, despite her financial success, genuine happiness remains elusive. This situation aligns with the concept that:

• A. Materialistic Values are linked to Type A Behavior
• B. Materialism could ruin your relationships
• C. Consumerism is fueled by insecurity
• D. Money can't buy you happiness

Lisa, despite having a stable income, frequently indulges in impulsive shopping sprees, acquiring trendy items and luxury goods. Lisa wants to be seen by others as someone rich, and buying luxurious things can help her with her goal. What do you think is the best explanation for Lisa's behavior?

• A. Consumer culture may be harming individual Well-being
• B. Consumerism is fueled by insecurity.
• C. Materialism could ruin your relationships
• D. Materialistic Values are linked to Type - A Behavior

What are considered examples of Transcendence Needs?

• A. Spiritual Exploration, Philanthropy and Service
• B. Recognition, Appreciation, Achievement, and Accomplishments
• C. Education, Reading, and Intellectual Exploration
• D. Creative Pursuits, Personal Development, and Self-Reflection

Mia, an art enthusiast, spends her weekends visiting galleries, attending live performances, and immersing herself in the beauty of various artistic expressions. According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which category of needs is Mia primarily fulfilling through her appreciation of art and aesthetics?

• A. Cognitive Needs
• B. Aesthetic Needs
• C. Social Needs
• D. Self-Actualization Needs