Chapter 2 Review: Getting to Know Yourself

The way you use your time, energy, and resources

• team

• lifestyle

• career

• economy

A skill you have already developed

• values

• data

• ability

• personality

A series of steps to help identify and evaluate possibilities when making a choice

• decision-making process

• values

• data

• self-concept

Your unique combination of attitudes, behaviors, and characteristics

• learning styles

• decision-making process

• ability

• personality

The kind of person you think you are

• self-concept

• values

• data

• aptitude

Your beliefs and principles

• ability

• values

• aptitude

• data

Your aptitude is your potential for learning a skill.

• True

• False

Walter loves music, going to the movies, and playing basketball with his friends. These activities are considered Walter's

• skills.

• interests.

• transferable skills.

• goals.

The best way to approach choosing a career is to

• choose the same career as your best friend.

• follow a logical decision-making process.

• wait and see what develops after high school.

How you see yourself is your

• personality.

• lifestyle.

• learning style.

• self-concept.