Module 2 Quiz on Human Values

The human person is both the subject and the object of:

• Psychology

• Education

• Government

• Religion

Which term refers to a person's understanding of himself/herself?

• Self-image

• Identity crisis

• Ego

• Personality

A person who only focuses on limitations and differences is showing a:

Which type of self-image stresses only the positive traits?

• Negative

• Realistic

• Overrated

• Balanced

An accurate perception of one's strengths and weaknesses is called:

• Self-esteem

• Realistic self-image

• Confidence

• Overrated self-image

People or groups given the right to influence oneself are called:

• Others

• Being

• Society

• Leaders

The motivating force in the human person is known as:

• The Will

• The 'I'

• The Being

• The Self

The 'I' has three aspects, namely:

• Mind, Body, Spirit

• Intellect, Freedom, Will

• Knowledge, Belief, Action

• Emotions, Heart, Soul

Which carries the 'I' from being?

• Spirit

• Society

• Sensibility and the body

• Personality

Which of the following is not included in the Ten Commandments of Human Relations?

• Smile at people

• Speak to people

• Ignore other's opinions

• Call by name