Quiz for self-regulation

what is an example of self-control?

• reject invitations from friends to hang out so that you can study because there is a test the next day

• use violence on someone after they comment something that is offensive

• going on a shopping spree even though you are suffering financially

• sleeping late at night even though you need to wake up early the next morning

what is it like to be a person with trustworthiness?

• agreeing to frame someone after being bribed

• admitting to your own mistakes

• agreeing with the answers of the majority even though you feel that it is wrong 

• hurting others so that one can achieve greater success

 What makes up self-regulation? 

• Self-control, physical ability, innovation, trustworthiness, conscientiousness 

• Adaptability, self-control, innovation, conscientiousness, trustworthiness 

• Workaholic, go crazy, conscientiousness, lazy, trustworthiness

• Stressed, multitask, innovation, mental ability, self-control

What are the correct examples of being adaptable?

• Unable to adjust with the new work conditions that he or she has been in.

• Did not carry out the presentation when the PowerPoint slides do not show up

• Able to use zoom meetings for office meetings instead of face to face due to covid-19 

• Unable to produce the solution when the problem becomes different.

Which are the benefits of being innovative? 

• Improved productivity

• Unable to brainstorm

• Making bad decisions 

• Lack of diversity 

How does being conscientious help one in the future, especially in jobs? 

• Boost reputation

• achieve job satisfaction

• burnout from multitasking

• formulate short-term goals