Module 5.3

Question 1

told us that the concept of self loses its meaning if a person has multiple selves.

Answer 1

Roy Baumeister (2010)

Question 2

Who introduced the Theory of Personality Trait

Answer 2

Gordon Allport

Question 3

According to him, traits are essential characteristics that shapes who you are in any given day. He recognizes that some traits are more closely tied to the Proprium

Answer 3

Gordon Allport

Question 4

3 kinds of traits according to allport

Answer 4

Central traits
Secondary traits
Cardinal traits

Question 5

3 kinds of traits according to Allport

Answer 5

Central traits
Secondary traits
Cardinal traits

Question 6

are the building blocks of your personality

Answer 6

Central traits

Question 7

ones that aren’t quite so obvious, or so general, or so consistent. (Preferences,
attitudes, situational traits are all secondary)

Answer 7

Secondary traits

Question 8

These are the traits that some people have which practically define their life.

Answer 8

Cardinal traits

Question 9

Father of Transactional Analysis Model.

Answer 9

Eric Berne

Question 10

According to him, every person’s personality has three parts called ego states and that people communicate to one another assuming roles of any of these ego states.

Answer 10

Eric Berne

Question 11

3 ego states according to Eric Berne

Answer 11

Parent
Child
Adult

Question 12

ingrained voice of authority, absorbed conditioning, learning and attitudes when we
were young. (Taught)

Answer 12

Parent

Question 13

our internal reaction and feelings to external events. (Feel)

Answer 13

Child

Question 14

our ability to think and determine actions for ourselves (Thought)

Answer 14

Adult

Question 15

Berne’s starting-point was that when two people encounter each other, one of them will speak to the other.

Answer 15

Transaction stimulus

Question 16

The reaction from the other person he called

Answer 16

Transaction response

Question 17

– is the person sending the stimulus

Answer 17

Agent

Question 18

the person who responds

Answer 18

Respondent

Question 19

proposed that the Self, despite being a unit, has three related but separable domains.

Answer 19

Greg Henrique

Question 20

three related but separable domains.

Answer 20

Experiential Self
Private Self
Public Self / Persona

Question 21

Theatre of Consciousness, first to experience its beingness, closely tied to memory.

Answer 21

Experiential Self

Question 22

The narrator or interpreter, tries to make sense of the experience

Answer 22

Private Self

Question 23

The image you Project to the public. Interacts with the world and
influences how others see you.

Answer 23

Public Self / Persona

Question 24

British Psychoanalyst, says that the Self is simply the person that is Me

Answer 24

D.W Winnicott

Question 25

He suggested that there is a “Self” inside of our Self.

Answer 25

D.W Winnicott

Question 26

Our inner self according to D.W W.

Answer 26

True Self

Question 27

outer layer that protects the inner self according to D.W W.

Answer 27

False Self

Question 28

is built to defend the core from these realities and prevent it from any changes.

Answer 28

False Self

Question 29

It is a product of early experience which is deeply rooted of how we were raised (Parenting, Environment, Culture, etc.)

Answer 29

False Self

Question 30

It is a mask or a persona, a defense to protect the true self from a world felt to be unsafe.

Answer 30

False Self

Question 31

can still function both as an individual and in a society.

Answer 31

Healthy False Self

Question 32

means that you may seem happy and comfortable in your environment but actually feels forced to fit in and constantly needing to adjust your behavior to adapt to the social situation.

Answer 32

Unhealthy False Self

Question 33

is the inner part of the self that is based on spontaneous authentic experience, the inner core of the self that encases the person that you truly are (both positive and negative)

Answer 33

True Self