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C/Y/S: _____________________________________ GE 6 – QUIZ 2
I. IDENTIFICATION. Answer what is asked in each statement. Write your answer on the space
provided. ALL CAPITALIZED. Strictly no erasures.
_______________________1. This philosopher thought that the only thing that one cannot doubt
is the existence of the self.
_______________________2. For him, one cannot find any experience that is not an embodied
experience.
_______________________3. He concluded that personal identity is not in the brain but in one’s
consciousness.
_______________________4. It is described as an organized community or social group which
gives to the individual his or her unity of self.
_______________________5. The "performances" people put on with those around them follow
familiar rules and expectations for what they should do and talk about with one another in each
setting.
_______________________6. People are often more relaxed and comfortable; they let their guard
down and behave in ways that reflect their uninhibited or "true" selves.  facial expression, tone and words used.
_______________________7. This type of situation means that individuals are unaware of others
observing them and are not conscious of being watched. In this case, a person is unaware of their
facial expression, tone and words used.
_______________________8. It is an individual’s perception about himself or herself anchored
on race, gender, nationality, religion, ethnicity, and language.
_______________________9. In this theory, an individual’s sense of self is established through
how one identifies himself or herself with the different positions he or she holds, internally or
externally, to himself or herself.
_______________________10. It characterizes the discrepancy between the identity a person
claims to possess and the identity attributed to that person by others.
C/Y/S: _____________________________________ GE 6 – QUIZ 2
I. IDENTIFICATION. Answer what is asked in each statement. Write your answer on the space
provided. ALL CAPITALIZED. Strictly no erasures.
_______________________1. This philosopher thought that the only thing that one cannot doubt
is the existence of the self.
_______________________2. For him, one cannot find any experience that is not an embodied
experience.
_______________________3. He concluded that personal identity is not in the brain but in one’s
consciousness.
_______________________4. It is described as an organized community or social group which
gives to the individual his or her unity of self.
_______________________5. The "performances" people put on with those around them follow
familiar rules and expectations for what they should do and talk about with one another in each
setting.
_______________________6. People are often more relaxed and comfortable; they let their guard
down and behave in ways that reflect their uninhibited or "true" selves. 
_______________________7. This type of situation means that individuals are unaware of others
observing them and are not conscious of being watched. In this case, a person is unaware of their
_______________________8. It is an individual’s perception about himself or herself anchored
on race, gender, nationality, religion, ethnicity, and language.
_______________________9. In this theory, an individual’s sense of self is established through
how one identifies himself or herself with the different positions he or she holds, internally or
externally, to himself or herself.
_______________________10. It characterizes the discrepancy between the identity a person
claims to possess and the identity attributed to that person by others.