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UTS MODULE 1 ASSESSMENT Question 1) The social factor of the self is not limited to the acquisition of biological characteristics, but is also anchored on the premise that an individual can learn, both directly and indirectly, certain behaviors and characters

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UTS MODULE 1 ASSESSMENT

Question 1) The social factor of the self is not limited to the acquisition of biological characteristics, but is also anchored on the premise that an individual can learn, both directly and indirectly, certain behaviors and characters.

Question 2

Your self , basically, is your identity.

 

Question 3

The environmental factor of oneself includes the physical and communal elements present in our everyday surrounding.

Question 4

The person- volition factor of the self refers to the inclination of a person to form and construct a specific identity, which will set him apart or unique compared with others.

 

Question 5

The social factor is just the same with the environmental factor.

 

 Question 6

Heredity is considered as a non- negotiable factor of the self.

 

Question7

Withdrawal stage happens when a child slowly withdraws from strong parental (or family) attachment.

 

Question 8

 

This dimension of the self is a biological process by which certain traits and characteristics are passed on from one generation to another.

 

Question 9

The self can only be enhanced and developed by outside or external factors.

 

Question 10

This refers to a person whose behavior or views do not conform to prevailing ideas or practices.

 

Question 11

 

The social factor of the self refers to the influences of significant people in a person s life.

 

Question 12

 

This is the stage when a child slowly withdraws from strong parental (or family) attachment.

Question 13

This dimension of the self broadly includes the physical and communal elements present in our everyday surrounding, and is invariably dealt with by individuals in a specific geographic region or area.