Political self and Goal Setting
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- Q1
It is a result of various personal and environmental factors that impact the individual.
Spiritual self
Digital self
Political self
Material self
20s - Q2
The word ____ has roots from the Spanish colonization, more specifically from "Las Islas Filipinas" or "The Philippine Islands".
Pilipinas
Filipinas
Filipino
Philippines
20s - Q3
When one brings out the best sets of plates and utensils for special guests, what Filipino trait is shown?
Respect for elders
Bayanihan
Manana habit
Hospitality
20s - Q4
Resents the achievement of another, instead of feeling happy for that person.
Hospitality
Crab mentality
Manana habit
Bayanihan
20s - Q5
These are sayings that convey lesson and reflections on Filipino practices, beliefs, and traditions.
Salawikain
Hospitality
Filipino time
Superstitions
20s - Q6
It is commonly defined as the belief in one’s capabilities to achieve a goal or an outcome.
Self-efficacy Theory
Success
None of the above
Pride
20s - Q7
It is defined as the science of government; and the activities of a political party.
Jurisdiction
Governance
Political
Politics
20s - Q8
She is a psychologist on the faculty at Standford University that proposed mindset theory.
Carol S. Dweck
Karen Horney
Patricia Britton
Margaret Floy Washburn
20s - Q9
It (before termed as entity mindset) is an innate or in-born personality of a person.
Negative mindset
Incremental mindset
Fixed Mindset
Positive mindset
20s - Q10
Derived from the word 'Bayan' which means town, nation, or a community in general.
Bayanihan
Bayani
Baranggay
Bansa
20s