Envisioning Success Unit Final Assessment Review

What is a good example of positive self-concepts?

• It's how one sees others.

• Thinking you're not good enough.

• Thinking you're unlucky.

• Thinking you're great.

Answer explanation

You're enough and you're great!

Which of the following is a benefit of using self-reflection?

• Self awareness

• Planning ahead with highlighters

• Take notes

• You're able to see the stuff between your teeth.

Answer explanation

You could also benefit from using self-reflection in achieving your goal and seeing growth and progress.

How is self-efficacy achieved?

• By changing your goal continuously.

• By letting obstacles stop your progress.

• By setting specific goals with short term goals to help you accomplish that long term goal (which can help you keep track of your progress).

• By not setting short term and long term goals.

How does having a positive self-concept impact our community?

• It values the uniqueness of each individual.

• It values the community's funds.

• It doesn't make an impact.

• It makes little impact.

Which of the following factors can make stress management and self-regulation challenging?

• Taking care of what you need to take care of.

• Breathing through the anxiety.

• Talking it out with a friend, family member, or trusted teacher/counselor.

• Conflict at home

Answer explanation

Peer pressure and too much work can also make stress management and self-regulation challenging.

Achieving personal and academic goals is an easy process that happens overnight.

• True

• False

Everyone has strengths and skills that can help us be college and career ready.

• True

• False

Communication only means using an electronic device to send a message.

• True

• False

Conflict resolution can be difficult, but it is always the best way to maintain healthy relationships.

• True

• False

Teamwork is an essential life skill that requires time and practice.

• True

• False