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INFORMATICS COLLEGE INC 1st Trimester AY 2019-2020
Caloocan City PRELIM EXAMINATION
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BSIT BSIS BSBA 1st 2nd 3rd Regular Working
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General Instructions:
1. Do not forget to FILL- IN the table above.
2. Submit to the instructor or proctor your Examination Permit for Validation
3. Any form of communication is considered cheating. This includes, but not limited to, borrowing of anything from your classmates,
using cellphones and/or other devices.
4. Questions should be addressed directly to the instructor/proctor.
5. Once you finish the exam, submit the questionnaire/examination paper to the proctor/instructor and leave the room immediately.
Loitering inside or outside the classroom is prohibited.
6. Any form of erasure on your final answer is not allowed unless proctor/instructor were informed.
IDENTIFICATION: Identify the following, Write your best answer in the blank.
1. _________________ He believes that man is dualistic in nature.

2. _________________ One of the components to the soul as per Plato which in charge of base desires like
eating, drinking and having sexual intercourse is controlled as well.
3. _________________ Component to the soul of Plato that describe knowledge.
4. _________________What concept of self does this scenario applies? Young women are encourage to act like
fine ladies.
5. _________________ Argue that the self should not be seen as static entity that stays constant through and
through. Rather, the self has to be seen as something that is in unceasing flux.
6. _________________This is a fundamental course in general education curriculum for tertiary education which
designed to help the students understand the nature of identity including factors that influence and shape
personal identity.
7. _________________ According to him, the human person reflects the entire spirit of the medieval world when it
comes to man. Following the ancient view of Plato and infusing it with the newfound doctrine of Christianity. He
agreed that man is bifurcated nature. Who is this philosopher?
8. _________________Self is always unique and has its own identity.
9. _________________The process that creates growth, process positive change or the addition of physical,
economic, environmental, social and demographic components.
10. _________________ French Anthropologist, explained the phenomenon of adapting to one’s context that
seems paradoxical. According to him, every self has two faces: Personne and Moi.
11. _________________ He is a phenomenologist who asserts that the mind-body bifurcation that has been going
on for a long time is a futile endeavor and an invalid problem.
12. _________________ Composed of the social concepts of what it means to be who he is.
13. _________________ He believe that there is an eternal life after death once you have your communion with
God.
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14. _________________ Center of all experiences and thoughts that run through a certain person.
15. _________________Each person sorts out information, feelings and emotions, and thought processes
16. _________________ Father of Modern Philosophy.
17. It has a personality that is enduring and therefore can be expected to persist for quite some time. It allows to be
studied, described and measured.
18. _________________ Latin word which means “Mask”.
19. _________________ Children growing up and become social being. What concept of self applies in this
scenario?
20. _________________ Occurs by the ongoing interaction of temperament, character and environment.
21. _________________ Student of Socrates.
22. ________________ He believes that one can only know what comes from the senses and experienced.
23. _________________One of those loci of the self that is subject to alteration, change, and development.
24. _________________It has a personality that is enduring and therefore can be expected to persist for quite
some time. It allows to be studied, described and measured.
25. ________________ According to them, the way that human persons develop is with use of language
acquisition and interaction with others. The way that we process information is normally a form of an internal
dialogue in our head.
26. _________________ Composed of the social concepts of what it means to be who he is.
27. _________________Without ______, biologically and sociologically, a person may not even survive or become
a human person.
28. _________________ Babies internalize ways and styles that they observe from their family.
29. _________________ Concept of self that has a personality which is enduring and therefore can be expected to
persist for quite some time. It allows to be studied, described and measured.
30. _________________ He is a phenomenologist who asserts that the mind-body bifurcation that has been going
on for a long time is a futile endeavor and an invalid problem.
MATCHING TYPE: Match the Philosopher’s perspective about self in column B.
A B
1. Plato a) The human person reflects the entire spirit

2. Socrates of the medieval world when it comes to
3. David Hume man. Following the ancient view of Plato
and infusing it with the newfound doctrine of
4. Immanuel Kant
Christianity. He agreed that man is
5. St. Augustine bifurcated nature.
6. Thomas Aquinas
7. Merleu-Ponty
8. Rene Descartes b) A phenomenologist who asserts that the
mind-body bifurcation that has been going
9. Gilbert Ryle
on for a long time is a futile endeavor and
an invalid problem.
c) All individuals have an imperfect, f) He suggested that the self is not an entity
impermanent aspect to him. And the body, one can locate and analyze but simply the
while maintaining that there is also a soul convenient name that people use to refer to
that is perfect and permanent. all the behaviors that people make.
d) He believes that one can only know what g) Man is composed of 2 parts: Matter and
comes from the senses and experience. Form.
e) He thinks that things that men perceive h) He was more concerned with the problem of
around them are not just randomly infused the self. He is the 1st philosopher who ever
into the human person without and engaged in a systematic about self. The
organizing principle that regulates the true task of philosopher is to know oneself.
relationship of all these impressions.
i) According to him soul has 3 components,
the rational, spirited and appetitive.
ENUMERATION: In any order, use the back of your paper for your answer,
A. 6 Characteristics of self
B. 3 Components to the soul of Plato.
C. 4 Concepts of self
D. 2 categories of self of David Hume
E. 2 distinct entities of Rene Descartes
F. St. Augustine 2 parts of man.
G. Marcel Mauss 2 faces of self

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INFORMATICS COLLEGE INC 1st Trimester AY 2019-2020

Caloocan City PRELIM EXAMINATION

Subject: ___________________ Day: Time” - _ Rm.: ____

NAME: Date: _________

1. _________________ He believes that man is dualistic in nature.

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