Career Management 1.01& 1.02

All are aspects of self-concept except:

• empathy
• sympathy
• respect
• all of the above

Self observation, knowledge of oneself, accepting who you are, and setting goals are all ways to:

• Maintain a positive self-concept.
• Things that affect a person's self -concept
• Types of educational achievement
• Behaviors

If your learning style is verbal/linguistic, you have:

• Visual skills
• People skills
• Outdoor skills
• Language skills

If you fail at a task, what should you do?

• Give up
• Try again
• Blame someone else
• Get someone else to do it for you

 Learning by doing experiments, working with numbers and participating in problem solving identifies  which kind of learner?

• Interpersonal
• Logical/Mathematical
• Natural
• Spatial

A person with a poor self-concept would:

• Like him or herself.
• Be afraid of failure
• Take responsibility for his or her actions.
• Value his/her own ability

A positive self-concept is characterized by:

• Always being happy.
•    Easily overcoming self-doubt.
•  Frequent periods of depression.
•    Always making good grades in school.

Natural or acquired skills or talents describe a person's:

• Goals
• Values
• Abilities
• Standards

An interest inventory may indicate that the student:

• Can play basketball well.
• Has good handwriting.
• Likes to work with people.
• Would be a good bricklayer.

Learning through use of language in reading and writing is which learning preference?

• Kinesthetic.
• Logical
• Spatial
• Linguistic