The development of the personality of an individual, which has transformed from a state of egoism—a state where self is important; to altruism—where the existence of self is superseded by the presence of society can be stated as:a) Personality developmentb) Ethical Standardsc) Congruent selfSelect one:a.a and bb.bc.ad.ce.b and c

According to this perspective, personality is the result of the satisfaction of growth needs and the constant striving for self-actualization. This is the __________________ perspective. Question 20Answera.evolutionary psychologycross outb.socioculturalcross outc.psychodynamiccross outd.humanistic

The self is most likely the result of: The predispositions you are born with What society makes possible and how you choose to react The decisions and actions that you take the society that you are born into

The ego is the _____ oriented aspect of personality.

This structure of personality according to Freud incorporates the values and morals of society which are learned from one’s parents and others. Some call this structure as the angel.*1 pointA. IdB. EgoC. SuperegoD. ConsciousnessSean wants to be a future engineer. She sees herself helping build infrastructures and improve the quality of life of the Filipinos. Carl Rogers, one of the founders of humanistic psychology, suggested that self-concept includes three components. What component of the self is being portrayed by Sean?*1 pointA. Ideal selfB. Future selfC. Self-imageD. Self-conceptAlbert Bandura’s observational learning has four conditions that were necessary in any form of observing and modeling. Arrange the following in their correct sequence according to the 4 conditions of observational learning. I. Mia remembered how to wash the dishes by observing her mother the day before.II. Mia is excited to wash the dishes because she gets to play with her friends outside afterwards.III. Mia was interested in washing the dishes because she likes to watch the bubbles from the dishwashing soap.IV. Mia starts to imitate her mother by washing the dishes after lunch.*1 pointA. IV, III, II, IB. III, IV, I, IIC. III, I, II, IVD. III, I, IV, II

According to George Herbert Mead, what is “self”?A.our reaction to how we see othersB.a combination of nature and nurtureC.a personality developed by DNAD.a combination of self-awareness and self-image