CFLM 1 Final Examination

It is the solid foundation on which a person’s entire life is based.

• Character formation

• Character

• Character traits

• Values orientation

It is also known as character building.

• Character formation

• Character

• Character traits

• Values orientation

_____________ are usually formed through the identification with parents and other important adults in the childhood environment.

• Character formation

• Character

• Character traits

• Values orientation

The approach that may influence work or social relationships by persons relating to objects, events and ideas.

• Character formation

• Character

• Character traits

• Values orientation

The process through which an individual develops a consistent pattern of functioning, thinking, and feeling as a result of the interaction of naturally given dispositions to behave in a natural way with the environment

• Character formation

• Character

• Character traits

• Values orientation

A person’s disposition to commit evil acts.

• Positive character

• Negative character

• Neutral character

• None of the above

These are attributes such as integrity, honesty, courage, and other important virtues that promote good behavior and habits.

• Positive character

• Negative character

• Neutral character

• None of the above

_____________ is defined as any opinion, attitude, or action (other than direct tutoring) that somehow shapes or molds the child's reading attitudes.

• Parental influence

• Home Environment

• School Environment

• Culture

Half of the child’s life is in this environment. This also plays a major role in shaping a child’s personality.

• Parental influence

• Home Environment

• School Environment

• Culture

This is the most important of all the factors responsible for personality development

• Parental influence

• Home Environment

• School Environment

• Culture