Icebreaker/Quiz – William James

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An icebreaker/quiz made by group 1 about the ideas and concepts of William James.

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Allia Vielle San Juan

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Icebreaker/Quiz – William James


Froggy Jumps Icebreaker/Quiz – William JamesOnline version An icebreaker/quiz made by group 1 about the ideas and concepts of William James. by Allia Vielle San Juan 1 1. Who introduced the concept of the “I-Self” and “Me-Self”? a Carl Rogers b Sigmund Freud c William James 2 2. What does psychology study? a Human behavior and human relations b Only human emotions c Human history 3 Which self refers to the “self that knows who he is”? a I-Self b Me-Self c Ideal-Self 4 Which is NOT a sub-category of the Me-Self? a Ideal Self b Spiritual Self c Material Self 5 Your physical appearance, clothes, and possessions are part of your _____. a Social Self b Spiritual Self c Material Self 6 Which self involves how you act in different social situations? a Material Self b Spiritual Self c Social Self 7 According to William James, why can people have different social selves? a They forget their identity b They act differently depending on the social context c They have different personalities every day 8 Which is considered the most intimate and important part of the self? a Material Self b Social Self c Spiritual Self 9 What is needed to understand the spiritual self? a Observation b Introspection c Competition 10 What is self-concept? a How others see you b The image or perception of oneself c Your social status 11 The Real Self refers to _____. a Who you want to become b What you are and what you can do c Who others want you to be 12 What happens when the Real Self is very different from the Ideal Self? a Self-actualization b Congruence c Incongruence 13 Ana wants to become a confident speaker, but she currently feels shy and avoids speaking. Which two concepts are being compared? a True Self and False Self b Real Self and Ideal Self c Material Self and Social Self 14 Miguel acts very differently when he is with his family, classmates, and teachers. Which concept explains this? a Multiple Selves b Spiritual Self c Material Self 15 A student pretends to enjoy something just to impress their classmates. This is an example of _____. a True Self b False Self c I-Self

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Icebreaker/Quiz – William JamesOnline version

by Allia Vielle San Juan

1. Who introduced the concept of the “I-Self” and “Me-Self”?

2. What does psychology study?

Which self refers to the “self that knows who he is”?

Which is NOT a sub-category of the Me-Self?

Your physical appearance, clothes, and possessions are part of your _____.

Which self involves how you act in different social situations?

According to William James, why can people have different social selves?

Which is considered the most intimate and important part of the self?

What is needed to understand the spiritual self?

What is self-concept?

The Real Self refers to _____.

What happens when the Real Self is very different from the Ideal Self?

Ana wants to become a confident speaker, but she currently feels shy and avoids speaking. Which two concepts are being compared?

Miguel acts very differently when he is with his family, classmates, and teachers. Which concept explains this?

A student pretends to enjoy something just to impress their classmates. This is an example of _____.