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Lesson 3: Psychology
14問 • 10ヶ月前
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    According to him, we have a True self and A False Self Only the true self can be creative and can feel real. A false self is created by us to protect our true self when it feels frightening to be genuine in the real world.

    Donald Winnicott

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    Only the true self can be creative and can feel real. A false self is created by us to protect our true self when it feels frightening to be genuine in the real world.

    both statement is correct

  • 3

    are formed by numerous factors that we may be aware or unaware of, some of which are the ff: 1. past experiences, 2. personality traits,3. abilities, 4. physical features, 5. values, 6. goals. 7. social roles, 8. own observations,9. feedbacks from others.

    self schemas

  • 4

    It refers to one’s overall assessment of one’s worth as a person (self-worth).

    self esteem

  • 5

    It refers to how we perform, is directly correlated with self-esteem

    self efficacy

  • 6

    It is the construction of thought processes, including memory, problem-solving and decision-making from infancy through adolescence to adulthood.

    cognitive development

  • 7

    a French psychologist, proposed that children’s learning and development are influenced by several factors including schemas

    Piaget

  • 8

    refers to the mental and physical actions involved in understanding and acquiring knowledge

    schema

  • 9

    is the process of integrating new information into our existing schemas , where we tend to adjust and modify new experiences to fit our existing beliefs

    assimilation

  • 10

    involves altering our existing schemas or creating a new schemas in response to the new information or experiences

    accommodation

  • 11

    knowledge of the world is limited but developing, and intelligence is demonstrated through motor activity without the use of symbols

    sensorimotor stage

  • 12

    thinking is done in non-logical, non-reversible manner and egocentric thinking predominates

    pre operational stage

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    intelligence is demonstrated through logical and systematic manipulation of symbols related to concrete objects, and egocentric thoughts diminishes.

    concrete operational stage

  • 14

    intelligence is demonstrated through the logical use of symbols related to abstract concepts, although many people do not reach this stage.

    formal operational stage

  • Cfas (overview of accounting)

    Cfas (overview of accounting)

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    Cfas (overview of accounting)

    Cfas (overview of accounting)

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    Cfas ( conceptual framework )

    Cfas ( conceptual framework )

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    Cfas ( conceptual framework )

    Cfas ( conceptual framework )

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    Cfas ( PAS 1)

    Cfas ( PAS 1)

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    Cfas ( PAS 1)

    Cfas ( PAS 1)

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    Cfas (PAS 2)

    Cfas (PAS 2)

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    Cfas (PAS 2)

    Cfas (PAS 2)

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    Cfas (PAS 7)

    Cfas (PAS 7)

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    Cfas (PAS 7)

    Cfas (PAS 7)

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    INT ACC 1B (Investment in Associate)

    INT ACC 1B (Investment in Associate)

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    INT ACC 1B (Investment in Associate)

    INT ACC 1B (Investment in Associate)

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    PAS 8 - Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting estimates

    PAS 8 - Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting estimates

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    PAS 8 - Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting estimates

    PAS 8 - Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting estimates

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    PAS 10 - Events after reporting period

    PAS 10 - Events after reporting period

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    PAS 10 - Events after reporting period

    PAS 10 - Events after reporting period

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    PAS 12 Income taxes

    PAS 12 Income taxes

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    PAS 12 Income taxes

    PAS 12 Income taxes

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    Lesson 1: The self from various perspectives

    Lesson 1: The self from various perspectives

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    Lesson 1: The self from various perspectives

    Lesson 1: The self from various perspectives

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    PAS 16 - PPE

    PAS 16 - PPE

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    PAS 16 - PPE

    PAS 16 - PPE

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    Lesson 2: Anthropology and Sociology

    Lesson 2: Anthropology and Sociology

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    Lesson 2: Anthropology and Sociology

    Lesson 2: Anthropology and Sociology

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    PAS 19 employee benefits

    PAS 19 employee benefits

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    PAS 19 employee benefits

    PAS 19 employee benefits

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    PAS 20 - Government Grants

    PAS 20 - Government Grants

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    PAS 20 - Government Grants

    PAS 20 - Government Grants

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    LIFE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT FOR HUMAN

    LIFE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT FOR HUMAN

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    LIFE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT FOR HUMAN

    LIFE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT FOR HUMAN

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    The Physical self: The self as impacted by the body

    The Physical self: The self as impacted by the body

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    The Physical self: The self as impacted by the body

    The Physical self: The self as impacted by the body

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    PAS 21 - Effect of changes in foreign exchange rate

    PAS 21 - Effect of changes in foreign exchange rate

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    PAS 21 - Effect of changes in foreign exchange rate

    PAS 21 - Effect of changes in foreign exchange rate

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    Chapter 1: Personality Development & Its components

    Chapter 1: Personality Development & Its components

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    Chapter 1: Personality Development & Its components

    Chapter 1: Personality Development & Its components

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    According to him, we have a True self and A False Self Only the true self can be creative and can feel real. A false self is created by us to protect our true self when it feels frightening to be genuine in the real world.

    Donald Winnicott

  • 2

    Only the true self can be creative and can feel real. A false self is created by us to protect our true self when it feels frightening to be genuine in the real world.

    both statement is correct

  • 3

    are formed by numerous factors that we may be aware or unaware of, some of which are the ff: 1. past experiences, 2. personality traits,3. abilities, 4. physical features, 5. values, 6. goals. 7. social roles, 8. own observations,9. feedbacks from others.

    self schemas

  • 4

    It refers to one’s overall assessment of one’s worth as a person (self-worth).

    self esteem

  • 5

    It refers to how we perform, is directly correlated with self-esteem

    self efficacy

  • 6

    It is the construction of thought processes, including memory, problem-solving and decision-making from infancy through adolescence to adulthood.

    cognitive development

  • 7

    a French psychologist, proposed that children’s learning and development are influenced by several factors including schemas

    Piaget

  • 8

    refers to the mental and physical actions involved in understanding and acquiring knowledge

    schema

  • 9

    is the process of integrating new information into our existing schemas , where we tend to adjust and modify new experiences to fit our existing beliefs

    assimilation

  • 10

    involves altering our existing schemas or creating a new schemas in response to the new information or experiences

    accommodation

  • 11

    knowledge of the world is limited but developing, and intelligence is demonstrated through motor activity without the use of symbols

    sensorimotor stage

  • 12

    thinking is done in non-logical, non-reversible manner and egocentric thinking predominates

    pre operational stage

  • 13

    intelligence is demonstrated through logical and systematic manipulation of symbols related to concrete objects, and egocentric thoughts diminishes.

    concrete operational stage

  • 14

    intelligence is demonstrated through the logical use of symbols related to abstract concepts, although many people do not reach this stage.

    formal operational stage