UTS REVIEWER

1. This defines beauty as deeply ingrained through generations depending on the

different variables such as tradition, religion, age, gender, geographic region, and
socioeconomic status.
a. Cognitive Bias
b. Cultural Norms
c. Body Image
d. Halo effect

2. This refers to the number of successes a person achieves in the domains of life
that are important to him/ her, divided by the number of failures that occurred in
those areas.
a. Self-esteem
b. Cognitive Bias
c. Body Image
d. Halo effect

3. Suppose that you are meeting someone on your first date. Your date often tells
you that your eyes, nose, and face is beautiful. This person stated their opinion of
what he likes and the type of personality they prefer, it has nothing to do with you.
What can you infer from his perspective of beauty?
a. Beauty is acknowledging the ability to experience it subjectively.
b. Beauty is a combination of external qualities that makes the objects
pleasurable to perceive.
c. Beauty is recognizing the external and internal quality that gives pleasure
to the senses, mind, and spirit.
d. All of the above.

4. Bees evolved in their special appearances to pollinate plants which means that
they carry pollen between plants of different sexes to fertilize them which helps
plants to reproduce. This factual and straightforward aesthetics define what
perspective of beauty?
a. Beauty is acknowledging the ability to experience it subjectively.
b. Beauty is a combination of external qualities that makes the objects
pleasurable to perceive.
c. Beauty is recognizing the external and internal quality that gives pleasure
to the senses, mind, and spirit.
d. All of the above.

5. Your favorite technology releases its new smartphone. Because you are satisfied
with the laptop of the same brand, you believe that the other products are also
 reliable and of high quality. After a few months, some of the customers start
complaining about the battery. Even so, you think that it is still a good brand, and
this is just an exception. What concept of beauty can be inferred from the scenario?
a. Body Image
b. Self-esteem
c. Horn Effect
d. Halo Effect

6. According to the studies conducted by evolutionary psychology, it has been

reported that our ancestors select strong indicators of maleness (for women) and
femaleness (for men) as they reflect an individual’s health.
a. True
b. False
c. Doubtful
d. Maybe

7. Aristotle believes that beauty is determined by its symmetry and order and can be
measured through a special degree.
a. True
b. False
c. Doubtful
d. Maybe

8. Immanuel Kant explicated the idea that beauty exists merely in the mind which
contemplates it and it depends on how each mind perceives different beauty —
not determined by the quality of the things itself.
a. True
b. False
c. Doubtful
d. Maybe

9. What would be considered as a manifestation of shared cultural group

membership?
a. Culture is static and rigid that remain relatively unchanged over time.
b. Individual action is considered as culture.
c. Culture is thought to be inherited or innate and not learned through
experiences.
d. Symbols are utilized in understanding the meanings of shared
symbols.
10. How is body image linked to self-esteem?
a. Body image and self-esteem have an indirect relationship to a person’s
feelings, thoughts, and actions.
b. Body dissatisfaction and low self-esteem are strongly related among
nearly all groups of adolescents.
c. Body dissatisfaction and high self-esteem are strongly related among nearly
all groups of adolescents.
d. A positive body image is negatively associated with self-acceptance and
lifestyle behaviors.

11. This is a natural and complex process of physical, hormonal, and psychological
changes including the onset of sexual maturity and the ability to reproduce.
a. Growth spurt
b. Spermarche
c. Puberty
d. Menarche

12. These are points of the body that have a higher density of nerve receptors.
a. Sex
b. Skin
c. Sexual Response Cycle
d. Erogenous Zones

13. This is the largest organ that is heavily involved during sex as it is responsible for
translating nerve impulses, controlling nerves and muscles, regulating emotions
and feelings, and releasing hormones for stimulation.
a. Cerebellum
b. Cerebral Cortex
c. Skin
d. Brain

14. These hormones affect all sexual desire and arousal. Higher levels of _____ in the
body promote vaginal lubrication and sexual desire while _____ reduces sexual
desire.
a. Estrogen; Follicle-stimulating Hormone
b. Oxytocin; Estrogen
c. Progesterone; Oxytocin
d. Estrogen; Progesterone

15. Mark opens up to Jenny about the stress he is experiencing at work. Jenny
responds with empathy, actively listening to his concerns without judgment. She
 offers emotional support, expressing understanding and reassurance. What stage
of love is best portrayed in this scenario?
a. Lust
b. Love
c. Attachment
d. Attraction

16. Which of the following is NOT an example of a specific type of erogenous zones
of the body?
a. Mons Pubis
b. Lips
c. Perianal Skin
d. Nose

17. The following are the benefits of family planning according to the World Health
Organization EXCEPT:
a. Help prevents HIV/AIDS
b. Reduce infant mortality
c. Reduce adolescent pregnancies
d. Rapid population growth

18. Francine was born with a penis. She identifies herself as a female. She is attracted
to both the same sex and the opposite sex as hers. She likes wearing dresses,
skirts, and heels, and just recently, joined a pageant for women. Which of the
following is accurate about Francine?
a. Sexual orientation is bisexual; Gender identity is masculine
b. Gender identity is feminine; Sexual orientation is bisexual
c. Sexual orientation is homosexual; Gender identity is feminine
d. Gender identity is transgender; Sexual orientation is masculine

19. Luke was born with a penis. Luke claimed, “I may have a man’s body but I consider
myself a woman. I am only attracted to men and do not see myself having a
relationship with a woman”. Which of the following statements is accurate about
Luke?
a. Gender identity is feminine; Sexual orientation is pansexual
b. Sexual orientation is homosexual; Gender identity is masculine
c. Sexual orientation is homosexual; Gender identity is feminine
d. Gender identity is masculine; Sexual orientation is queer

20. Harleen have always felt like a boy and spends countless of sleepless nights being
terrified of what his family and friends would think. At the age 20, he chose not to
wear make-up anymore and preferred to cut his hair short to align with a more
masculine appearance. Since then, he was able to express himself and had a
 relationship with a woman. Which of the following statements is accurate about
Luke?
a. Gender identity is transgender; Sexual orientation is heterosexual
b. Sexual orientation is homosexual; Gender identity is bisexual
c. Gender identity is transgender; Sexual orientation is homosexual
d. Sexual orientation is heterosexual; Gender identity is pansexual

21. There are a bunch of identities associated with sexual orientation. Which of the
following illustrates bisexuality?
a. A single man who had romantic attraction to a man and a woman
b. A teenage girl at an all-girls school who fell in love with her classmate
c. A married woman with a female pen pal from Ukraine
d. Two teenagers who are not sexually attracted to anyone.

22. Which among the following statements indicates a high risk of HIV/ AIDS
transmission?
a. A pregnant woman who underwent STI screening for monitoring.
b. Using injection drug equipment such as needles that are clean and safe.
c. Being asymptomatic and taking unprescribed medicines to treat HIV.
d. Transfer of saliva, sweat, and tears from one person to another.

23. How can the Reproductive Health Bill elevate the lives of every Filipino people?
a. It provides a universal and cheap access to modern contraceptive methods.
b. It recognizes a woman’s right to postabortion care as part of the right
to reproductive healthcare.
c. It mandates an RH education by trained teachers at any age level.
d. It considers unpredictable donations in the access to essential medicines
and supplies.

24. This is the practice of creating a more sustainable future and going beyond
accustomed consumption by being mindful of the ethics and standards of the
companies and the products they manufacture.
a. Consumer culture as a medium for building identity and status
b. Conscious Consumerism
c. Consumer needs as insatiable and unlimited
d. Consumer Culture

25. Conscious consumption is about practicing responsible buying habits. Which of

the following does not depict conscious consumption?
a. Lisa wants to update her wardrobe. Instead of succumbing to fast fashion
trends, she focuses on buying timeless, high- quality pieces that will last
longer.
 b. Mike is grabbing lunch on the go. Instead of opting a meal that comes with
excessive single-use plastic packaging, he brings his reusable containers
to reduce plastic waste.
c. Sarah, who is at the grocery store deciding between locally grown
vegetables and imported ones. She knows that buying locally
supports local farmers and ensures fresher produce. Sarah opts for
internationally sourced vegetables since she thinks it is top-quality.
d. Jessica needs a new dress for an upcoming event. Instead of buying a
brand-new dress, she decides to explore secondhand stores and online
platform for pre-loved clothing.

26. Consumerism is one of the strongest forces affecting modern people’s lives. The
following depicts problems with consumerism, EXCEPT:
a. It is intrusive and impulsive
b. High demand of access to products
c. Consumption has become an addiction
d. It influences our worldviews and characters

27. What is the main idea of consumerism?

a. Increasing the consumption of goods and services purchased in the market
is always a desirable goal.
b. Improving a person’s well-being and happiness in obtaining consumer
goods and material possessions.
c. Refers to people who are buying goods and services.
d. All of the above.

28. It has been observed all around the world that consumerism culture shows a
drastic growth as product placement was brought forward through social media
platforms and is exposed to mass consumerism. What characteristic of consumer
culture is best described in this scenario?
a. Consumer culture is universal and impersonal
b. Consumer culture needs are insatiable and unlimited
c. Consumer culture is a privileged medium for building personal identity and
status
d. Consumer culture is the culture of market society

29. When World War II was over, people were moving in to the suburbs causing a rise
in car demand and needed one to commute to their jobs. From then on, new
models were manufactured in the market. What characteristic of consumer culture
is best described in this scenario?
a. Consumer culture is universal and impersonal
b. Consumer culture needs are insatiable and unlimited
 c. Consumer culture is a privileged medium for building personal identity and
status
d. Consumer culture is the culture of market society

30. Joseph is a multimillionaire. He was able to buy a new car. However, he wants
something more luxurious such as a sports car and a private jet ski. What
characteristic of consumer culture is best described in this scenario?
a. Consumer culture is universal and impersonal
b. Consumer culture needs are insatiable and unlimited
c. Consumer culture is a privileged medium for building personal identity and
status
d. Consumer culture is the culture of market society

31. Honey is torn between spending her savings to buy a new game console or a new
camera. She loves playing video games as much as taking photographs, however,
she can only afford one of these items. What is the best thing Honey could do?
a. She should choose a game console because it is more satisfying than
taking photographs
b. She should just spend her money on something more practical like
food.
c. She should purchase the camera because it has a greater return on
investment
d. She should just not buy anything because both are equally important to her

32. Tony decided not to look for work yet and just relax at home after graduation. He
comes from a well-off family, so his living expenses are not a problem. After a few
months, his parents tried to persuade him to find a job, so he can help with the
bills, but he still does not feel ready to work yet. What is the best thing Tony could
do?
a. He should not force himself to work if he is not ready
b. He should not work yet because he lacks the work experience to get the job
c. He should find a job as soon as he can whether he likes it or not
d. He should start by looking for a part-time job that is not too demanding
for him

33. It refers to the degree of adherence, devotion, or attachment to religious beliefs

and practices. It encompasses various aspects of individual’s religious life
including beliefs, rituals, and participation in religious communities.
a. Spirituality
b. Religion
c. Religiosity
d. Whole person
34. This has been practiced for thousands of years and is associated with various
religious, spiritual, and secular traditions with its unique techniques and goals for
the purpose of mental clarity, relaxation, and awareness.
a. Meditation
b. Yoga
c. Journaling
d. Prayer

35. Which of the following scenarios BEST exemplifies spirituality?

a. During the holy month of Ramadan, Aisha actively observes fasting from
sunrise to sunset as a religious obligation in Islam
b. Sarah sets aside time each day to read and study religious scripture,
engages in reflective meditation, and demonstrates a personal commitment
to deepening her understanding of her faith.
c. Maria attends religious ceremony in her place of worship. Engaging in
communal prayers, rituals, and hymns, she feels spiritual connection
to her faith community and a sense of transcendence
d. James pursues an advanced degree in theology and religious studies. He
is dedicated to acquiring in-depth knowledge of his faith, engaging in
scholarly discussions, and contributing to the intellectual understanding of
religious doctrines

36. Which statements LEAST LIKELY support the idea of how psychology found about
religious belief?
a. A healthy varied diet is important for good health, many religions include
guidance on what is appropriate to eat in order to demonstrate faith
b. Studies have found that attendance at religious services as one of the
physical activities of the church has been found to be associated with lower
levels of ill health and mortality
c. Religious belief and practice contribute substantially to the formation of
one’s personal and moral criteria and sound moral judgment
d. Religion has a decreased power structure and masks collaboration
with other power structures

37. Religion involves examining dimensions that contribute to the complexity and
richness of religious phenomena including religious experience, thinking, and
behavior. Which among the following is MOST LIKELY FALSE according to the
four dimensions of religion?
a. Religion shapes belief, cultural systems, and worldviews taught to followers
by religious authorities
b. Religion involves the individual’s quest for meaning in life that gives a
deeper spiritual experience focusing on a higher power or God
 c. Religion unlikely allow believers to express and reaffirm their belief
systems through rituals
d. Religion creates a unique social form of community that united one single
community, and act as a form of social control, socialization, and support

38. What would result if there is interfaith harmony in the community?

a. Members of a particular religious community will face systematic bias to
access of public services exacerbating tension among religious groups
b. Religions or spiritual traditions will have an increased tolerance for
the diversity of faith
c. There will be an increased tension, discrimination, and lack of respect for
religious diversity
d. Different religious communities voluntarily or involuntarily segregate
themselves

39. It is a system of government in which the supreme power is vested upon the people
and exercised by them directly or indirectly through a system of elected
representatives.
a. Oligarchy
b. Monarchy
c. Democratic
d. Socialism

40. It refers to the sense of a nation as a cohesive whole which gives the person a
sense of belongingness to one state or nation.
a. Nationalism
b. National identity
c. Filipino culture
d. Filipino identity

41. John is a migrant from America. He went to the Philippines to visit her soon-to-be
wife. However, as soon as he reached the airport, no one had come to fetch him.
Eventually, John was scammed and has nowhere to stay. He walked through the
streets and asked some people to help him. One individual offered him a room to
stay and food to eat. What Filipino characteristic is best portrayed in this scenario?
a. Ability to survive
b. Family orientation
c. Pakikisama
d. Pakikipagkapwa-tao

42. COVID-19 relief funds are legislated under Republic Act 11469 or known as the
"Bayanihan to Heal as One Act". Families who are eligible on the SAP list have
been able to claim funds during the pandemic. However, issues arise as many
 families have difficulties getting on the list and where favorable treatment were
given to select family. What of the Filipino character weakness is manifested in this
scenario?
a. Extreme personalism
b. Colonial mentality
c. Passivity and lack of initiative
d. Lack of discipline

43. Think about the role of mass media in reinforcing Filipino colonial mentality. Which
of the following statements best reflects this perspective?
a. Mass media had no influence on reinforcing Filipino colonial
mentality, as it primarily focused on promoting national identity and
cultural pride.
b. Mass media played a significant role in reinforcing Filipino colonial mentality
by perpetuating Western standards of beauty, values, and cultural
superiority
c. Mass media played a minor role in reinforcing Filipino colonial mentality, as
it mainly focused on entertainment rather than shaping attitudes towards
colonialism
d. Mass media had a limited impact on reinforcing Filipino colonial mentality,
as it largely reflected the aspirations and values of the Filipino people

44. What would result if we know and understand less of our strengths and
weaknesses as Filipino?
a. The values such as “bahala na” and “kapwa” will inspire people to face
challenges with optimism and a sense of shared responsibility
b. It helps navigate ethical dilemmas and make decisions that align with
cultural norms and moral principles
c. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining strong family bonds,
supporting one another, and preserving familial relationships
d. An individual can miss opportunities to capitalize on unique cultural
assets, both in personal and professional contexts

45. How can democratic type of government less likely benefit the lives of the
Filipinos?
a. It is expected to uphold the rights of citizens, including freedom of speech,
assemble, and expression
b. It helps prevent arbitrary exercise of power and promotes a fair and just
legal system
c. The people have the opportunity to voice their opinions, choose their
leaders, and engage in shaping policies that affect their lives
d. It increases the likelihood of political instability, coups, or violent
transitions of power through regular elections
46. This pertains to the consistency of actions with one’s true self and values.
a. Self-presentation
b. Authenticity
c. Sincerity
d. Impression Management

47. It is the attempt to control or influence an individual’s perception of a certain

person, material, or event.
a. Self-presentation
b. Self-awareness
c. Self-esteem
d. Impression Management

48. Sarah starts a blog on her website where she shares insights into design trends,
industry tips, and behind-the scenes stories. This is not only positions her as an
expert in her field but also provides valuable content for her audience. What type
of impression management strategy can be inferred from Sarah’s behavior?
a. Supplication
b. Ingratiation
c. Exemplification
d. Self-promotion

49. Alex humbly asks guidance and wisdom, asking for clarity of thought and the ability
to articulate responses effectively during the interview. This includes asking for the
right words and demeanor to make a positive impression. What type of impression
management strategy was obviously manifested in Alex’s behavior?
a. Supplication
b. Ingratiation
c. Exemplification
d. Self-promotion

50. Emily starts her day by sincerely complimenting her colleagues on their work,
appearance, or recent accomplishments. She ensures her compliments are
genuine and specific, fostering a positive attitude. What type of impression
management strategy was obviously manifested in Emily’s behavior?
a. Self-Promotion
b. Ingratiation
c. Exemplification
d. Supplication
51. Recognizing the importance of delivering results, Jessica consistently produces
high- quality work within deadlines. She manages her time effectively, prioritizing
tasks to ensure that her contributions positively impact team projects.
a. Self-promotion
b. Ingratiation
c. Exemplification
d. Supplication

52. Andrea is fond of posting selfies on her social media accounts and also photos of
her gimmicks. She feels elated when she gets a notification of people liking or
hearting her posts. On one hand, she feels down when she does not get as many
likes or heart reactions to her own posts. What could best describe Andrea’s
situation?
a. She doesn’t feel appreciated by her online friends
b. She craves social validation
c. She wants to make friends online
d. She is going through a lot of mood swings

53. It is a cyclic process by which an individual practices active learning by planning

for a task, monitoring the performance, and then reflecting on the outcome.
a. Self-knowledge
b. Self-awareness
c. Self-esteem
d. Self-regulation

54. SMART is a goal-setting technique that was developed by Kenneth Blanchard and
Spencer Johnson. The SMART acronym has evolved into what they are today as
the modern definitions:
a. Specific, Measurable, Assignable, Realistic, and Track-able
b. Specific, Measurable, Assignable, Reliable, and Time- Related
c. Specific, Measurable, Assignable, Related, and Track-able
d. Specific, Measurable, Assignable, Realistic, and Time- Related

55. This is a method you use to reflect on your actions and the effectiveness of the
results.
a. Self-observation
b. Individualistic Mindset
c. Group Goals
d. Selflessness

56. A person with low self-efficacy would likely:

a. Have the ability to accept mistakes, either their own or those of others.
b. See their own good qualities, such as being kind or capable.
 c. Avoid setting goals as they are afraid to take risks and have low confidence
in themselves.
d. Show dependence-letting others make decisions.

57. Which among the following statements does not describe an individual who has
positive self-esteem?
a. “I can always manage to solve difficult problems if I try hard enough.”
b. “I am confident that I could deal efficiently with unexpected events.”
c. “I can solve most of my problems if I invest the necessary effort.”
d. “It's not easy for me to stick to my aims and accomplish my goals.”

58. Compare a person who has high self-esteem and a person who has low self-
esteem.
a. Jandee believes and accepts herself even when she makes mistakes,
while Alice frequently worries about what others think of her.
b. Cassy wishes to look and be like someone else, while Mandy is afraid to be
ridiculed.
c. Sam feels proud of what she can do, while Lizzy feels good about herself.
d. Sofia takes care of her well-being, while Andy feels liked, loved, and
respected.

59. How would sense of self-efficacy relevant to achieve success?

a. It adds to our sense of well-being, helps us perform our tasks well, and
allows us to be resilient when faced with obstacles in life.
b. An individual approach decision- making with confidence, believing in their
capacity to analyze situations and choose the best course of action.
c. It encourages a mindset of continuous learning and are more likely to seek
out opportunities for growth and development.
d. All of the above.