prelim 2

While the self is formed in philosophy, sociology, and anthropology differences in belief, and culture might create complexities of the self and his surroundings. Which of the following values must the self use to solve in situations where he and his surroundings are facing conflict?

• love

• pride

• independence

• libertarianism

_____ is the individual stage of development where the individual internalizes some other people’s perspectives by taking into account societal rules and faithfully follows the rules.

• game

• language

• play

• self-development

The study of sociological and anthropological self helps me discover my understanding that myself is a product of

• my philosophy

  
  

• my culture and globalization

  
  

• my acceptance of my genes

  
  

• self-my genes and my upbringing

  
  

Which of the following philosophers' beliefs can support the formation of the self in the perspectives of sociology and anthropology?

• Maurice Merleau-Ponty & Paul Churchland

• Socrates & Plato

• Gilbert Ryle & David Hume

• Sigmund Freud & Plato

  
  

Which of the following arrangements is correct on how the self is formed from philosophical, sociological, and anthropological perspectives?

• belief + organic + rational + society= holistic psychological self

  
  

• belief + rational + organic + society= holistic psychological self

  
  

• belief + rational + organic + society= self

  
  

• belief + organic + rational + society= self

  
  

  
  

The anthropological self is a product of individuals’ social interactions which form the psychological and biological aspects of the self. The above statement suggests that the self is _____.

• a unit but unitary

• divided

  
  

• separated
  

• unit
  

Which of the following the self must do in the middle of challenges between the "I" and the "Me" self?

• recognizes the challenges and resolves the conflict along with the "I" self subjectively

• recognize that the "me" self is correct

• recognizes the challenges and resolves the conflict along with the "I" self objectively

• recognize that the "I" self is correct

Based on the Eastern principle, life is a journey towards eternal realities that are beyond the realities that are adjacent to us, they view life as circular based on the perception of eternal recurrence, this means that an individual must learn that

• life is about losing and learning

• life is about winning

• life is about the universe

• life is about losing and winning

George Herbert Mead believed that the self is a product of social interactions and internalizing the external views along with one’s personal view about oneself. This means that his view of the self supports the notion that the self is

• made

• born

• all of these

• genetically influenced

Which of the following social networks is important in building a strong bond in a society?

• play

• game

• rational group

• organic group