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    VE 101 Prelim Exam Reviewer

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    Here are two 5-point essays on the questions provided: 1. Psychology is indeed a vital knowledge for understanding the "self". Psychology provides frameworks for examining the inner workings of the mind, from basic cognitive and emotional processes to more complex aspects of identity and personality. It aims to scientifically describe how people think, feel and behave. This insight into human mental functions and behavior is invaluable for comprehending the nature of the self. Psychology helps explain how the self develops over the lifespan and is shaped by both innate and environmental factors. It also illuminates the relationship between the conscious and unconscious aspects of the self. Overall, psychology equips us with theoretical lenses and empirical research that give meaningful context to the elusive concept of the "self".

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    Here are two 5-point essays on the questions provided: 1. Psychology is indeed a vital knowledge for understanding the "self". Psychology provides frameworks for examining the inner workings of the mind, from basic cognitive and emotional processes to more complex aspects of identity and personality. It aims to scientifically describe how people think, feel and behave. This insight into human mental functions and behavior is invaluable for comprehending the nature of the self. Psychology helps explain how the self develops over the lifespan and is shaped by both innate and environmental factors. It also illuminates the relationship between the conscious and unconscious aspects of the self. Overall, psychology equips us with theoretical lenses and empirical research that give meaningful context to the elusive concept of the "self".

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    Here are two 5-point essays on the questions provided: 1. Psychology is indeed a vital knowledge for understanding the "self". Psychology provides frameworks for examining the inner workings of the mind, from basic cognitive and emotional processes to more complex aspects of identity and personality. It aims to scientifically describe how people think, feel and behave. This insight into human mental functions and behavior is invaluable for comprehending the nature of the self. Psychology helps explain how the self develops over the lifespan and is shaped by both innate and environmental factors. It also illuminates the relationship between the conscious and unconscious aspects of the self. Overall, psychology equips us with theoretical lenses and empirical research that give meaningful context to the elusive concept of the "self".

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    MULTIPLY CHOICE

    1. It is a group of individuals involved in persistent social interaction, or a large social group sharing the same


    geographical or social territory, typically subject to the same political authority and dominant cultural
    expectations.
    a) Community
    b) Culture
    c) Society
    d) Politics
    2. A group of word or ideas having common meaning and is shared to a social situation is called?
    a) Language
    b) Cognitive Elements
    c) Norms
    d) Beliefs
    3. It is the good idea and thinking of a person?
    a) Cognitive Elements
    b) Norms
    c) Values
    d) Beliefs
    4. Every sect within a culture having some beliefs for cultural refuge?
    a) Cognitive Elements
    b) Norms
    c) Values
    d) Beliefs
    5. Thoughts which an individual has to be able to survive existing social situation?
    a) Cognitive Elements
    b) Norms
    c) Values
    d) Beliefs
    6. He believes that self is dichotomous which is composed of the Physical realm and the Ideal realm.?
    a) Augustine of Hippo
    b) Plato
    c) Socrates
    d) David Hume
    7. Introduced the three parts of the soul: Reason, Physical appetite, and Spirit or Passion?
    a) Augustine of Hippo
    b) Plato
    c) Socrates
    d) David Hume
    8. Introduced the three parts of the soul: Reason, Physical appetite, and Spirit or Passion?
    a) Augustine of Hippo
    b) Plato
    c) Socrates
    d) David Hume
    9. He believes that self should be submitted to God.
    a) Augustine of Hippo
    b) Plato
    c) Socrates
    d) David Hume
    10. He believes that there is no self we only have impressions and ideas.
    a) Augustine of Hippo
    b) Plato
    c) Socrates
    d) David Hume
    11. It is the scientific study of human behavior and mental processes. It aims to describe, analyze, predict, and
    control human behavior in general.
    a) Sociology
    b) Anthropology
    c) Philosophy
    d) Psychology
    12. This is a part of self that disappears the moment that an individual enter sleep and comes back when they wake
    up it is also associated with the memory.
    a) The Experiential Self
    b) The Private Self
    c) The Public Self
    d) The True Self
    13. The domain of self that an individual shows to public, and this interacts on how others see an individual.
    a) The Experiential Self
    b) The Private Self
    c) The Public Self
    d) The True Self
    14. The narrator/ interpreter is a portion of self that verbally narrates what is happening and tries to make sense of
    what is going on.
    a) The Experiential Self
    b) The Private Self
    c) The Public Self
    d) The True Self
    15. Has a sense of integrity and connected wholeness that is rooted in early infancy.
    a) The False Self
    b) The Private Self
    c) The Public Self
    d) The True Self
    16. According to David Hume this are the basic sensations of our experiences.
    a) Impressions
    b) Memory
    c) Ideas
    d) expectations
    17. According to David Hume this are copies of impressions.
    a) Impressions
    b) Memory
    c) Ideas
    d) expectations
    18. According to Sigmund Freud it is reality principle, working out realistic ways of satisfying the id’s demands.
    a) Id
    b) Superego
    c) Ego
    d) None of the above
    19. According to Sigmund Freud it is values and morals of society.
    a) Id
    b) Superego
    c) Ego
    d) None of the above
    20. According to Sigmund Freud it is desire or pleasure principle.
    a) Id
    b) Superego
    c) Ego
    d) None of the above
    TRUE OR FALSE
    1. René Descartes believes that Consciousness makes possible our belief that we are the same identity in different
    times and different places. (FALSE)
    2. Immanuel Kant believes that we all have an inner and an outer self which together form our consciousness.
    (TRUE)
    3. Gilbert Ryle believes that the self is the pattern of behavior and disposition. (TRUE)
    4. Paul Churchland believes that the self is composed of the conscious self and the unconscious self. (FALSE)
    5. “Looking glass self” is proposed by George Herbert Mead. (FALSE)
    6. Needs that move people towards others: These neurotic needs cause individuals to seek affirmation and
    acceptance from others. (TRUE)
    7. Needs that move people away from others: These neurotic needs result in hostility and a need to control other
    people. These individuals are often described as difficult, domineering, and unkind. (FALSE)
    8. Needs that move people against others: These neurotic needs create hostility and antisocial behavior. These
    individuals are often described as cold, indifferent, and aloof. (FALSE)
    9. “I-SELF” is subjective self that is aware of it’s own actions. (TRUE)
    10. “ME-SELF” is the self that is an object or the self you can describe. (TRUE)

    IDENTIFICATION
    1. A group of word or ideas having common meaning and is shared to a social situation is called? LANGUAGE
    2. It is the scientific study of human behavior and mental processes. It aims to describe, analyze, predict, and
    control human behavior in general. PSYCHOLOGY
    3. According to Sigmund Freud it is desire or pleasure principle. ID
    4. This is a part of self that disappears the moment that an individual enter sleep and comes back when they wake
    up it is also associated with the memory. THE EXPERIENTIAL SELF
    5. According to David Hume this are copies of impressions. IDEAS
    6. The arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively. CULTURE
    7. It is a group of individuals involved in persistent social interaction, or a large social group sharing the same
    geographical or social territory, typically subject to the same political authority and dominant cultural
    expectations. SOCIETY
    8. It is the self that is an object or the self you can describe. ME-SELF
    9. It is subjective self that is aware of it’s own actions. I-SELF
    10. The narrator/ interpreter is a portion of self that verbally narrates what is happening and tries to make sense of
    what is going on. THE PRIVATE SELF

    ESSAY

    1. Do you think psychology is a vital knowledge for the understanding of the “self”? (5 POINTS)
    2. What do we even mean by the self? (5 POINTS)

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