PSP 1 - Quiz 1 (Loving yourself and Appreciating Life)

It is the force that keeps pushing us to go on – it's our internal drive to achieve, produce, develop, and keep moving forward.

• Self-Care

• Self-Esteem

• Self-Motivation

• Self-Purpose

The four factors are necessary to build the strongest levels of self-motivation includes the following except:

• Self-confidence and self-efficascent

• Positive thinking

• A motivating environment.

• Focus and set strong goals.

This is your opinion of yourself.

• Self-Care

• Self-Esteem

• Self-Motivation

• Self-Purpose

What is the first step to Better Self-Esteem?

• Practice Self-Nurturing

• Rebut the Inner Critic

• Get Help from Other

• Practice Basic Self-Care

Self-love is an essential element for living a positively present life, and self-______is a vital aspect of self-love.

• Care

• Respect

• Motivation

• Purpose

"Effective goals are clear, measurable, specific, and based on behavior, not outcomes."

Which characteristics of Locke's goal-setting theory is being described?

• Clarity

• Challenge

• Commitment

• Regularity of Feedback

• Sufficient Respect For Complexity -

"Goals should be difficult enough to be interesting, but not so difficult that you can't reach them."

Which characteristics of Locke's goal-setting theory is being described?

• Clarity

• Challenge

• Commitment

• Regularity of Feedback

• Sufficient Respect For Complexity -

"Monitor your progress towards your goals regularly to maintain your sense of momentum and enthusiasm, and enjoy your progress towards those goals. "

Which characteristics of Locke's goal-setting theory is being described?

• Clarity

• Challenge

• Commitment

• Regularity of Feedback

• Sufficient Respect For Complexity -

"If the goal involves complex work, make sure that you don't over-commit yourself."

Which characteristics of Locke's goal-setting theory is being described?

• Clarity

• Challenge

• Commitment

• Regularity of Feedback

• Sufficient Respect For Complexity -

"Goals should be attainable, and should be relevant - that is, they should contribute in a significant way to the major objectives you're trying to achieve. "

Which characteristics of Locke's goal-setting theory is being described?

• Clarity

• Challenge

• Commitment

• Regularity of Feedback

• Sufficient Respect For Complexity -