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Answer 1

Question 1.1. Which best describes a sense of self?
(Points : 1)
thoughts and feelings about yourself
beliefs about your actions
perception of your relationship to others
personal world view


Question 2.2. In addition to self-confidence, self-respect, and values, which has a great influence on one’s sense of self?
(Points : 1)
perceptions
actions
beliefs
attitude


Question 3.3. Which of the following is influenced by your sense of self?
(Points : 1)
treatment of others
problem-solving ability
creativity
talent


Question 4.4. Which statement is not true about influences on one’s sense of self?
(Points : 1)
Influences can be internal or external.
Influences can sway your thoughts and actions.
Many factors influence your sense of self.
Your internal promoter is a negative influence on your sense of self.


Question 5.5. Which best describes an internal critic?
(Points : 1)
a voice that criticizes your thoughts and actions
a component of your overall sense of self
an ill-defined weakness of character
a character flaw that remains well hidden


Question 6.6. Which is an example of an influence on one’s sense of self?
(Points : 1)
social environment
intelligence
physical appearance
social status


Question 7.7. What should you ask yourself to test your self-respect?
(Points : 1)
Would the person I admire most respect my actions?
Do I respect myself and the people around me?
What sorts of mistakes have I made in the past?
What are my positive characteristics and talents?


Question 8.8. Which is an effective strategy for enhancing your sense of self?
(Points : 1)
Develop a sense of humor.
Engage in a variety of social activities.
Reach out to friends for their help.
Identify values that are meaningful to you.


Question 9.9. Which action might help to increase self-confidence?
(Points : 1)
involving yourself in meaningful activities
noting your shortcomings
taking a stance of “protective pessimism”
evaluating the skills of your peers and superiors


Question 10.10. Which describes a strategy to change your attitude?
(Points : 1)
replacing a negative thought with a positive one
switching to a “helping” profession
adopting the actions of a respected leader
adopting a neutral stance in regard to social issues

Answer 2

1. Positive self-regard, combined with a sense of humility and the ability to self-reflect.

2. Beliefs

3. family relationships, meaningful activities, social environment, connections with others.

4. Influences can be internal or external.

5. a voice that criticizes your thoughts and actions

6. physical appearance

7. Do I respect myself and the people around me?

8. Engage in a variety of social activities.

9. involving yourself in meaningful activities

10. rreplacing a negative thought with a positive one

Answer 3

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