Interpersonal Studies Review 1

Your feeling of self-worth is....

• self esteem

• self concept

• body image

• self confidence

People with high self esteem...

• accept themselves as they are

• avoid new challanges

• let others make decisions

• personal negative messages

Jimmy Jon hangs around at the climbing gym after his rock climbing lesson and tries to pick up some tips from climbers more experience than him. Does Jimmy have high self-esteem or low self-esteem?

• high self-esteem
• low self-esteem

"I am very confident that I will perform well at tonights talent show. I have been working hard on my routine and I am very excited to show my classmates my radical talent." Is this quote an example of high self-esteem or low self-esteem?

• high self-esteem
• low self-esteem

Pinocchio  is very good at basketball and volunteers after school to help younger kids to learn basketball skills. Does Pinocchio demonstrate  HIGH self - esteem or LOW self-esteem?

• high self-esteem
• low self-esteem

Bobby does not know what do on a project. He is scared to ask questions or for help because he is worried someone will laugh at him. Does Bobby reveal HIGH self - esteem, or LOW self-esteem?

• high self-esteem
• low self-esteem

A way to improve self-esteem in others is to:

• mention things about the person that you do better than her
• encourage them not to compare themselves to others
• talk about yourself so they don’t dwell on their problems
• leave them on their own, so they have time to think

How many steps are there in the decision-making model? 

• 4
• 5
• 6
• 7

Why is the last step (step 6-evaluate) important?

• A. It helps you to make your decision faster
• B. It helps you to think about your decision afterward to see if you would make that same decision again another time.
• C.  It helps you always make the perfect decision
• D.   It helps you make your decision based on what your friends do.

Jana finally decides which sport she is going to  sign up for in the Spring. What step is this in the decision-making model? 

• A. Step 2 - consider your options
• B. Step 3- Consider the consequences
• C. Step 4- Identify your values
• D. Step 5 - Decide and act