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1. Difference between the theory of b. Rather than tell his wife that he
Adler and Freud are the following, was hurt by her negative remarks
except during an argument, Frank decided
that he would get even when
a. All neurotics use defense storming out of the house and not
strategies for Adler but not for Freud returning for hours.
b. Freud's emphasis of sexual urges c. Lucas, who secretly dislikes his
than aggression mother, and cannot accept this view, is
c. Adler's focus on the social generously loving and caring towards
relationships than the biological drives her.
d. Freud has a notion that past d. In order to deal with her
motivates one's present. For Adler, it is disappointment about not being hired for
the expectations of the future that a job, Marian convinced herself that she
motivate one individual. really did not want to work for "such
poorly run company" anyway.
2. Seeing deficiencies in others that one
unconsciously feels within oneself is an 5.This is the fundamental and most
example of which Freudian defense frequently used defense mechanism.
mechanism? According to Freud, this is included in all
neurotic behavior.
a. Reaction formation
b. Undoing a. Projection
c. Projection b. Rationalization
d. Isolation c. Denial
d. Repression

3. Who would most likely top suggest 6. This is Freud's counterpart of

that murderers have an innate or collective unconscious by Jung which
biological tendency to destroy, conquer might explains the suppression or
and kill their victims as part of human dormant period of sexual urges in the
nature? development of the child in latency
stage. Freud considered this as a
a. Freud suggested hypothesis as a possible
b. Fromm explanation of the latency period.
c. Jung
d. McCrae & Costa a. Epigenetic principle
b. Phylogenetic endowment
4. Which of the following is the best c. Collective Unconscious
example of the defense mechanism of d. Dormant Sexual Phase
denial?
7. Which is not part of Freud's concept
a. Unaware of her reputation for being of anal triad?
selfish and miserly, Anne often
complains about her friends being a. Orderliness
cheap. b. Stinginess
c. Obstinancy
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d. Disorderliness d. 18 years

8. Neil greatly admires his English 12. Freud believed that "anatomy is
teacher and tries to copy his way of destiny", in that, women are inferior to
speaking and words used. This is an men because they do not have penis.
example of which Freudian defense According to Adler, this is an evidence
mechanism? of

a. Introjection a. sex differences

b. Fixation b. masculine protest
c. Learning c. penis envy
d. Submlimation d. inequality

9. An example of Freud's notion of 13. Which of the following best

projection might be... exemplify an Adlerian view?

a. "Things will be better tomorrow." a. Occasionally haunted by past

b. "The only reason I failed is because I childhood experiences of being insulted
has a headache." and ridiculed by peers for ranking lowest
c. "I like him fine, but for some in class, a college student at present,
reason he hates me." consistently elicits excellent
d. "I didn't really want the job anyway." performance and/or outputs across
his/her academic engagements.
10. Harry is frequently berated by his b. Coming from an impoverished
domineering employer. Harry is too timid family and intending to alleviate their
to confront his employer, but he takes socio-economic status, a college
out his frustration by mistreating his dog, student at present consistently elicits
children and wife. According to Freud, excellent performance and/or outputs
this is an example of across his/her academic
engagements.
a. Reaction formation c. Receiving repeated recognition and
b. Identification affirmation from people in his/her
c. Projection immediate environment, a college
d. Displacement student at present consistently elicits
excellent performance and/or outputs
11. In Adlerian perspective, memories across his/her academic engagements.
are very important in the process of d. Aware his/her existing educational-
therapy. Events which occurred before potentials and striving to achieve a
the age of _____ are particularly successful state (professionally), a
important since they become part of the college student at present consistently
life plan upon which the basic elicits excellent performance and/or
orientation to life has been based. outputs

a. 5 years 14. Gigi was the hardest working

b. 8 years student in her school. Her constant
c. 13 years efforts were rewarded at graduation
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when she received an award as the d. a variety of safeguarding tendencies

university's best math student. She
confessed at that time that in 17. According to Adler, which factor
elementary school she failed math and does not describe maladjusted people?
was told by her teacher that she should
pick an occupation that did not require a. a dogmatic style of life
her to work with numbers. What might b. a high level of social interest
Alfred Adler have said about Gigi? c. exaggerated goals
d. a private world of experience
a. Gigi is the exception to the rule, in
that she should have instead displayed 18. First born children, according to
an inferiority complex. Adler, are likely to
b. She most likely is a first-born child.
c. Her striving for achievement a. suffer from organ inferiorities
resulted from her earlier feelings of b. communicate in organ dialect more
inferiority than secondborn children
d. She achieved because she never saw c. have intensified feelings of power
herself as inferior, regardless of what and superiority
happened to her elementary school d. have very little anxiety

15. Zia avoids other people because 19. This is the archetype that consists of
she doesn't want to be tested. She morally objectionable tendencies as we
intends to walk longer path in order to as qualities we do not wish to
avoid passing through people who acknowledge but attempt to hide from
would most likely ask for her help. When ourselves and others.
being confronted by other people, she
does any means to escape the situation. a. The self
When being compared, she would look b. Anima and animus
into all possible criticisms into another to c. Mandala
make herself good. Most likely, Zia's d. Shadow
behavior can be explained using
20. Which of the following would most
a. Moving away by Melanie Klein likely not be considered as
b. Safeguarding tendencies by Alfred manifestation of the collective
Adler unconscious by Carl Jung?
c. Sigmund Freud's neurotic anxiety
d. Karen Horney's neurotic need for a. Love at first sight
recognition and unassailability b. De ja vu experiences
c. Dreams of being pulled out of a tunnel
16. Adler held that children who d. Dreaming of your boss scolding
received love and affection from their you
parents typically develop
21. A part of researcher's task is to
a. strong social interest collect all information related to a certain
b. a pampered style of life research topic and make a logical
c. neglected style of life conclusion about that information. If you
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are to choose the personality type that a. Freud

would be best fit this job, who would you b. Jung
choose based on Jung's typology? c. Fromm
d. Adler
a. An extroverted intuitive individual
b. An introverted sensing type 26. You are a Human Resource officer
c. Introverted feeling researcher and a licensed Psychometrician in a
d. Extroverted thinking type newly opened senior high school in
Paranaque. The institution is currently
22. Jhun is a police investigator. He looking for a guidance staff which will
does not rely on testimonies provided by handle confidential records of the office.
the witnesses but takes them into During selection, you decided to give
account. It is necessary for him to be on MBTI as part of the assessment. If you
the crime scene to see personally what were to look for the most suited
occurred in that place and gather personnel, you will be expecting a
necessary evidences to solve the crime. person which
He is likely to have
a. Extraverted thinking
a. Adler's striving for superiority b. Extraverted feeling
b. Horney's moving against as a c. Introverted thinking
neurotic trend d. Extraverted sensing
c. Freud's anal character
d. Jung's introverted sensing type 27. James is emotionally affected
whenever he and his friend or
23. In Jungian psychology, introverted coworkers talk about their mothers or
feeling types anybody's else's mother. Jung would
say that James has
a. follow traditional beliefs
b. rely primarily on objective facts a. Mother complex
c. are relatively indifferent to the b. Manifestation of great mother
opinions of others archetype
d. value highly the opinion of others c. Influence of the anima
d. Fixated with his mother
24. These types of people use objective
data to make evaluations. 28. For Jung, in order to acquire the
innate tendency towards unity or
a. Extraverted thinking wholeness of personality and rise above
b. Introverted thinking our oppositions the collowing can inhibit
c. Extraverted feeling the process of transcendence and
d. Introverted feeling prevent the full achievement of self
except?
25. In biological point of view, who
would most likely to support in the a. Lemuel's annulment due to
passage of the new bill that proposes unsatisfactory marriage
gender equality, empowerment and
protection of women in the Philippines?
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b. Wilson's recognition of his c. lack of a close relationship with her

feminine characteristics which is mother
shameful to the society d. her experiences with cultural
c. Carina's employment although she privileges for men
has a frustrating work but high salary
d. Moly's active participation in 32. Susan grew up in an orphanage
community outreach simply to appear where he never knew his biological
good and noble parents. He felt that his needs for love,
safety and belongingness were never
29. Mark was often picked on and been satisfied. As a result, he grew up
teased by his parents and other children emotionally distant with other people
when growing up. He soon learned to and believing that "no one loves me".
keep people at a distance, to spend Being aloof and unapproachable, he
most of his time alone. He continued shunned social commitments. This
this pattern as an adult, settling on a situation can be best explained by the
bookkeeping job that keeps him working theory of:
on solitude most of the time. Which
theorist might use Mark as an example a. Horney
to support his or her theory? b. Maslow
c. Adler
a. Adler d. Erikson
b. Erikson
c. Freud 33. According to Horney, normal and
d. Horney neurotic individuals differ in their use of
the three basic styles of relating to
30. Many people overvalue love. As a people in that
result, Horney argued that many people
see love and affection as the solution for a. neurotics use deceit to relate to
their problems. These needs were others
intensified because of their feeling of: b. normals only use one mode of
relating to others
a. being alone in a potentially hostile c. neurotics only use one mode of
world relating to others
b. endless soul searching and self d. neurotics use the three basic styles,
reflection but normals do not.
c. victims of society and anatomy
d. neurotic search for glory 34. Horney believed that children
develop _______ as a reaction to
31. Mary feels alienated from her unfilled needs for love and affection.
femininity and wishes that she was a
man. Horney would say that Mary's a. basic hostility toward their parents
desire stem from b. codependence with their parents
c. independence from their parents
a. penis envy d. an Oedipus complex
b. lack of close relationship with her
father
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35. Chou strongly believes that people dress or fix her outfit, Zaira brushes her
should not treat him equally. He mother off and insists on doing it herself.
believes that people should treat him What stage of psychosocial
with utmost respect. He expects that development best describes Zaira's
whenever he gives command, it should behavior?
be the top priority of others. Horney
would have suggested that Leo is a. Early Childhood
showing ________. b. School Age
c. Play Age
a. Neurotic pride d. Phallic Stage
b. Inflated self-esteem
c. Neurotic claims 39. Elsa, for the first time has a wide
d. Neurotic need for perfection variety of events that would like to deal
with, including academics, group
36. Edgar has uncontrollable desire to activities, and friends. She is always
be in command, control others, be present at school and being productive
recognized of his achievements, and in her home works. At this psychosocial
admired by others. Horney would say stage of development, what would be
that he has _______. the basic strength that Elsa is
developing:
a. unsatisfied needs for safety and
satisfaction at an early stage. a. Will
b. a healthy and balanced life b. Competence
c. characteristics of an individual who c. Purpose
has genes of an overly competitive d. Fidelity
parents
d. sublimated sexual drive 40. According to Erikson, this is
considered as the center of personality.
37. According to Horney, the principal
difference between a psychologically a. Ego
healthy person and a neurotic person is b. Personal unconscious
the degree of ______ with which each c. Self
moves towards, against or away from d. Collective unconscious
the people.
41. The basic strength during play age
a. force is:
b. basic hostility
c. compulsivity a. Will
d. aggression b. Hope
c. Purpose
38. Zaira, a preschooler, insists on d. Care
dressing herself each morning for
school, even though she generally 42. Which of the following is the correct
selects mismatching outfits, misses combination of developmental stage and
buttons and wears her shoes on the psychological crisis?
wrong feet. When her mother tries to
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a. Early childhood-Basic trust versus

mistrust 46. Maslow and Allport would agree that
b. Young adulthood-Identity versus psychologically mature persons do not
Identity confusion only react on the external stimuli but
c. Old age-Generativity versus also consciously acting on the
stagnation environment that causing their
d. Play age-Initiative versus guilt environment to act on them. This
behavior is known as:
43. The turning point in one's life.
a. Active behavior
a. Creative illness b. Enactive behavior
b. Realization of one's idealized self c. Proactive behavior
c. Phallic stage d. Reactivity
d. Identity crisis
47. These are the needs that can be
44. The core pathology of old age. completely satisfied or even overly
satisfied.
a. Disdain
b. Rejectivity a. Physiological needs
c. Wisdom b. Safety needs
d. Exclusivity c. Love and belongingness
d. Self-actualization
45. The needs of love and
belongingness by Abraham H. Maslow 48. Maslow's Jonah Complex is
are motivated after people partially characterized by
satisfied their physiological and safety
needs. These needs may include some a. the fear of being one's best
aspects of sex and human contact as b. self-love and narcissism
well as the need to both give and c. many peak experiences
receive love. Children and adult need d. an exaggerated striving for superiority
these to grow psychologically, however
many people remain largely unsatisfied 49. Maslow claimed that self-
by this level. Evaluate who among the actualizaers' ability to detach from their
following persons would have stronger surroundings and to transcend any
needs for affection and acceptance? particular society is characteristic of
their
a. Kathryn, whose love and
belongingness needs adequately a. resistance to enculturation
satisfied from early years. b. metapathology
b. Cyan, a young adult who have never c. peak experiences
experienced love and belongingness d. philosophical sense of humor
c. Stanley, who have received love
and belongingness but only in small 50. According to Maslow, the humor of
doses. self-actualizers is
d. Miya, who is conscious of her real
competencies and self-worth. a. Intrinsic to the situation
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b. Well-planned she articulated that: "Dahil sa ang

c. Hostile Pilipino ay nakatuon sa pangkat, ang
d. All of the above pagpapasiya ay saklaw din ng pangkat."
(p.13). This problem arises on Rogerian
51. Maslow held that a self-actualizing philosophy which is _____.
person is likely to
a. Emic
a. feel comfortable when alone b. Etic
b. demand complexity and variety in life c. Individualistic
c. depend on others for the satisfaction d. Collectivistic
of esteem needs
d. value means rather than ends 56. A man thinks of himself as an
outstanding athlete. One day he
52. Which of the following was not used watches some tennis players at his
by Maslow as a criterion for self- athletic club who are considerably better
actualization? than he is. This information is
threatening to his self-concept. Because
a. absence of psychopathology the man is not fully functioning. Rogers
b. freedom from personal problems might have expected him to do one of
c. gratification of lower level needs the following except one, which is?
d. acceptance of b-values
a. experience anxiety
53. According to Maslow, _____ b. reinterpret what he has seen to make
behavior is usually unlearned, it less threatening
spontaneous and determined by forces c. deny the men are good tennis players
within the person rather than by the d. accept that there are better players
environment. than himself

a. Expressive 57. Nhey is an excellent student/ She

b. Neurotic tops all her quizzes. She also won gold
c. Coping medals during athletic competitions. She
d. Actualizing also leads students to in participation to
humanistic efforts in helping the
54. The deprivation of self-actualization marginalized people. When her mother
and b-values. was asked regarding Nhey, she told the
interviewer that it is expected of her
a. Malevolent state since her sisters are also achievers. As
b. Malignant aggression a follower of Rogers, how would you
c. Metapathology analyze the performance of Nhey?
d. Instinctoid needs
a. She is self actualized and reached
55. When Mercado (1975) claimed that her potentials
there could be problems in the b. She has covered her anxieties well by
application of the Rogerian principles in doing excellent performance
Philippine setting because Filipinos are
not used to Western social philosophies,
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c. Her mother has created conditions Eventhough Eudora has an innate

of worth which may conceal the true interest and skill with arts, she
identity of Nhey disregarded what she heard because
d. Her mother created basic hostility by her parents wanted her to finish
imposing demands to Nhey Medicine rather than Art course. Eudora
is doing what Rogers called as
58. A person's inner abilities to solve _______.
problems, alter self-concept and
become more self-directed reflect a. Denial
Roger's concept of b. Distortion
c. Vulnerability
a. the formative tendency d. Incongruence
b. the actualizing tendency
c. genuineness 62. For Rogers, the source of people's
d. the ideal self positive self-regard is

59. What condition did Rogers believe a. other people's positive regard
must be present in a relationship that toward them
leads to psychological growth? b. outstanding personal achievements
c. the conditions of worth they receive
a. genuineness from others
b. unconditional acceptance d. a pattern of successfully responding
c. empathy to other's criticisms
d. all of the above are correct
63. Which of the following individual has
60. Denial as a defense by Freud and productive manifestation of the
Rogers is existential needs by Fromm?

a. different in such a way that denial of a. Bruno follows the demands of others
Freud block anxiety provoking to avoid conflicts
experiences while denial of Rogers b. Allysa mainats specific,
block those that results to realization of measurable, attainable, relevant and
the self time-bound objectives
b. the same in such a way that they are c. Karrie wants to be the best in the
both used by neurotic individuals group that she throws negative
c. different in such a way that comments regarding other people
psychoanalysis view denial is a form of d. Peter has a pattern of giving strategic
blocking an information while person and efficient commands to others
centered view denial as a form of
forgetting 64. The character orientation are guided
d. the same in such a way that both by the motto "I am as you desire me",
leads to repression of the unwanted according to Erich Fromm
material
a. Exploitative
61. Eudora was praised by his professor b. Hoarding
for doing a project artistically. c. Receptive
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d. Marketing from their roots may experience basic

anxiety in context explained by
65. Lolita, a college junior, is extremely
dependent on her mother to make both a. Erich Fromm
major and minor decisions for her. b. Rollo May
According to Fromm, Lolita's behavior is c. Carl Rogers
characterized by d. Harry Stack Sullivan

a. necrophilia 69. A Sullivanian dynamisms that tends

b. moral hypochondriasis to evoke loving reactions from others
c. incestuous symbiosis and that decreases loneliness is
d. the syndrome of decay
a. Intimacy
b. Tenderness
66. According to Fromm's theory human c. Lust
beings as "freaks of the universe" d. Malevolence
because
70. When words and concepts begin
a. we kill other human being other than having the same meaning for a child
survival that they do for others, the child's
b. we have an imagined feeling of primary mode of cognition, according to
loneliness, isolation and Sullivan, is
homelessness
c. we lack animal instinct but have a. Prototaxic
rational thought b. Parataxic
d. we are so much influenced by our c. Syntaxic
past experiences even though it has no d. None of the above
power against us
71. During transitional peropds between
67. Jossie wakes up and started to Sullivanian stages of development,
continue finishing his sculpture. He previously dissociated or selectively
enjoys this because according to him, it inattended experiences
completes his identity as a person doing
arts. His desire to finish his sculpture is a. are consensually validated with peers
an example of Fromm's b. lead to the malevolent transformation
c. result in completely new not-me or
a. human dilemma bad-me personifications
b. projected for incestuous symbiosis d. may be permitted into the self-
c. human needs in the form of system
transcendence
d. need to achieve sense of identity 72. Karla is a close friend of Vivialyn.
Although Vivialyn is found to be
68. An individual who is not under the addicted with illegal drugs, Karla
supervision of one person, free from the maintans the relationship with her. If you
security of the mother, and separated are Sullivan, you explain the situation by
saying that Karla is
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attain the same reward that of Person

a. wishes to use drugs as well later on B?
b. has awareness of the tension of using
drugs a. Yes, all vicarious learning can be a
c. selectively attends to the reinforcement that is why the theory of
friendship she has will Vivialyn to Bandura was grounded on the cognitive
avoid anxiety and behavioral perspective
d. used prototaxic level of cognition in b. Yes, it is possible that a vicarious
relating with Vivialyn that is why she learning can be reinforcement but
does not understand Vivialyn's behavior that is not true in all cases
c. No, reinforcements are being elicited
73. Sullivan's self system dynamism from the environment through direct
although perceived as a protector of the experience
self against anxiety, it can also be d. No, perhaps the theories of Bandura
viewed as somewhat detrimental and Skinner do connive with each other
because that is why we cannot connect the
concepts of direct and vicarious
a. it prevents personality change learning.
when needed
b. it is a product of physiological need 76. Which of the following is not part of
c. it is a product of anxiety itself our social cognitions by Albert Bandura?
d. it is related to weak interpersonal
relations a. Social Mentality
b. Self-efficacy
74. Which is not an example of a c. Observational Learning
negative reinforcement? d. Social Experience

a. Alessio does the dishes in order to 77. Within the context of Rotter's
avoid his mother nagging concept of behavior prediction,a
b. Paula was removed from the choir, behavior with high score in behavior
which is her favorite club, due to her potential means
poor academic performance
c. Jake rubs his hands on the towel to a. it has high needs potential as well
remove the water from them b. there is a high likelihood that the
d. Milo pressed the alarm button to stop behavior will occur
the alarm that causes noise c. the person is considering other
behaviors with better potentials
75. Albert Bandura, together with d. all of the above
Skinner, believed that human beings
can and do learn through direct 78. Allport's notion that people are
experience; however he put a greater capable of consciously acting upon their
emphasis on vicarious learning. If environment in new and innovative ways
person A observed that person B got a that permit psychological growth is
reward because of his satisfactory illustrated by
performance in the workplace, then it is
possible that a vicarious performance to a. proactive behavior
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b. reactive behavior b. Psychological birth

c. causality c. Decomposition
d. determinism d. Normal Autism

79. According to Ersenck, high P 83. The following are major

scorers are developmental stages of the child's
individuation of Margaret Mahler except:
a. punctual and precise
b. caring and cooperative a. Identity
c. social and agreeable b. Normal Symbiosis
d. impulsive and hostile c. Normal Autism
d. Separaion-Individuation
80. In Eysenck's theory of personality,
individuals who tend to be empathic, 84. This is a measuring technique
caring, cooperative and highly socialized developed by Ainsworth and associates
score to determine the type of attachment
style that exists between caregiver and
a. low on neuroticism the infant.
b. high on introversion
c. low on psychoticism a. Strange Situation
d. high on extraversion b. Childhood Trauma Manual
c. Situation Disposition
81. Baby Sofie sometimes consider d. Loss and Found
herself as good Sofie or bad Sofie. This
separation of identity is, according to the 85. Traditional Filipino families are
theory of Klein is a product of known to have more number of family
_________. members because of our values and
religious beliefs in procreation,
a. a defense against anxiety created adherence to God's commandments,
by her own fantasies and the desire for enduring union to our
b. a defense against anxiety because of love one after marriage. In Rolo May's
unwanted experiences with the point of view, this is what we call:
caregiver
c. a developmental stage to which a a. Eros
person is fixated b. Philia
d. the superego using defenses to c. Agape
protect the self from anxiety d. Sex

82. Mahler asserts that the child 86. According to May, freedom comes
becomes individual separate from his or from understanding our
her primary caregiver, which leads to
sense of identity that begins during first a. destiny
weeks of postnatal life and continues for b. intentionality
the next early years. This is known as: c. ontology
d. essence
a. Transcendence
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87. Mario boasts during the clinical a. turn into myths to explain
interview that he engages in many Rebecca's condition
sexual relationships simply because it b. engage in 'non-being' behaviors as
satisfies his manly urges. He even form of punishment to the self
persuades the psychologist that he c. allow Rebecca to find herself
should also try such promiscuity. May d. Talk to her friend Liam about the
would discuss the manner of which event
Mario relates to the world as
91. According to May, when human
a. Umwelt being fail to achieve dasein, they would
b. Mitwelt
c. Lust Dynamism a. Turn to myths
d. Eros type of love b. Experience ontological guilt
c. Develop psychopathology
88. May believed that within the immediately
boundaries of our destiny, d. Fear death or any concept related to
it
a. we have no choices
b. all behavior is predetermined 92. Gorospe (1988) claims that the
c. individuals are not responsible for Filipino is deeply aware of his human
their actions dignity known as ________ and his
d. we have the power to choose worth as a person known as ________.

89. A follower of May would help a a. pagkatao; amor propio

person suffering from Stage 4 cancer by b. puri; dangal
c. pakikisama; pakikipagkapwa
a. initially removing pain from the d. hiya; kakayahan
patient's body through analgesic
treatments 93. Virgilio Enriquez later defined
b. allow the patient to accept that life Sikolohiyang Pilipino as the study of
has an end "psyche" which directly refers to the
c. create warm relations with the wealth of ideas referred to by the
patients by providing unconditional philosophical concept of 'essence' and
positive regards an entire range of psychological
d. help the person make see the bright concepts from awareness to motives to
side of dying in his given context behavior. "Psyche" therefore in Filipino
context refers to
90. Rissa suddenly broke up with Josh
because of character mismatching. a. Kabuuan
Josh, on the other hand, believes that b. Pagkatao
their personality matches together. Josh c. Sarili
could not think of any reason why Rissa d. Diwa
left him. May would suggests that Josh
will 94. Carlito bent his body and bow as he
passed by a group of old women sitting.
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What Filipino characteristics did Carlito duties well. What Pilipino characteristic
show? does Randy possesses?

a. Pagkamayabang a. Neuroticism
b. Introversion b. Agreeableness
c. Neuroticism c. Pagkamatiyaga
d. Pagkamahiyain d. Pagkamahinahon

98. Krisha led a fund drive and relief

95. After a week of staying in the village operations in a far-flung province
for his research, Raul was able to stricken by the recent super typhoon.
established mutual trust with the people What Filipino value may be reflected
and so he began to roam around the from this example?
vicinity. He would pass by different
locations with groups of people such as a. Bayanihan
in a carinderia, sari-sari store or in the b. Pakapa-kapa
park. In his every stop he would begin a c. Utang na Loob
casual conversation with them. In d. Malapit naugnayan ng pamilya
Sikolohiyang Pilipino, what method of
research does Raul employ? 99. Charlotte decided to use their
ceramic and metal wares, which they do
a. Pakikitungo not often use, when their relatives came
b. Pakapa-kapa to their house. Likewise they changed
c. Patanung-tanong the seat covers, curtains and bed
d. Pakikipagkwentuhan sheets. She also cooked a lot of dishes.
In Filipino perspectives, what Filipino
96. Cheska was forbidden by her value does Charlotte show?
mother Donya Hilda, who is known for
her religiosity and piety, to marry until a. Charlotte is satisfying her self-esteem
she reach the age of 26 to any dishonor needs
against their family. In Sikolohiyang b. Charlotte is manifesting her need for
Pilipino, what attitude does Donya Hilda relatedness
is showing in this situation? c. Charlotte has high tendencies for
conscientiousness
a. Cheska might have fixation in the d. Charlotte is just showing her
genital stage hospitality to her guests
b. Donya Hilda is satisfying Cheska's
security needs 100. In the office, Pedro formally
c. Cheska's needs for recognition-status addresses everyone with Sir/Madam.
are being provided But with his friends and relatives he is
d. Donya Hilda is protecting the so warm and call them by their
honor and pride of the family nicknames. In Sikolohiyang Pilipino,
what kind of interpersonal relationship
97. despite heave pressures at work, does Pedro have with his officemates?
Randy can stay calm in performing her
a. Kaibigan
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b. Ibang-tao
c. Kapitbahay
d. Hindi ibang tao