Assess Yourself LAP Quiz

The principles by which people choose to live are known as

• values.

• behavior.

• assessments..

• goals

Which of the following is most likely to be a source of values:

• Your appearance

• The way you behave

• Your friends

• What people think of you

How do your values change over time?

• Values never change; they are permanent aspects of your identity.

• Your values will only change if you want them to.

• All of your values will change as you get older.

• Many of your values will change, but some will remain important.

Which of the following is an example of behavior:

• The tone of your voice

• Avoiding profane language

• Your appearance

• Your culture

Your values should be __________ your behavior.

• better than

• identical to

• in tune with

• the opposite of

Using your values as a guide for your behavior can help you make __________ decisions and act with __________.

• ethical; integrity

• educated; goals in mind

• controversial; discretion

• informed; disrespect

Which of the following is a technique that can help you determine what your values are:

• Deducting

• Listening

• Guessing

• Brainstorming

Which of the following is most likely to be connected to something you value:

• A frightening memory

• A happy memory

• A confusing memory

• A forgotten memory

After you have determined what behaviors match with your values, you should

• identify new values that you would like to adopt.

• look for gaps between your values and your behavior.

• compare your values with those of your friends and family.

• expect yourself to always act in accordance with your values.

If you are strongly affected by your experience studying abroad, you should

• reassess your values and behaviors in relation to this experience.

• make sure this experience fits in with your established values.

• change your behavior without consulting your values.

• try not to let your experience affect your values.