SLS Chapter 2 Quiz

The difference between a Victim mindset and a Creator mindset is in terms of

• whether your perspective is accurate

• believing you have choices or not.

• how challenging your choices are.

• focusing on short-term or long-term goals.

Because she has a Victim mindset and has a low grade in her math class, Julianna believes

• she needs to take an easier class.

• her low grades are the fault of her unfair teacher.

• she can improve her grades if she studies more.

• that working with a tutor is the only way for her to pass the class.

Generally speaking, our Inner Critic believes

• we can do anything we set our mind to.

• that we are not good enough.

• everything needs to be rated.

• everyone shares our opinion.

When carter is unsuccessful in his college classes, we would expect his Inner Critic to blame

• Carter.

• bad luck.

• his parents.

• his teachers.

Your Inner Defender is likely to believe that your struggles in your Political Science class are due to

• lack of sleep.

• genetics factors.

• your boring teacher.

• you not studying enough.

The wise voice trying to make the best of any situation is called the Inner

• Self.

• Guide.

• Voice.

• Optimist.

When having problems, those with a Creator mindset are more likely than those with a Victim mindset to

• blame others for bad situations.

• take actions to improve situations.

• keep doing what they are doing.

• see problems as permanent.

Sierra is in the third step of the Wise Choice Process after struggling on her English quiz. She is now most likely to be

• coming up with possible options for how to bring her grade up.

• figuring out what happened.

• deciding what she would like to happen and what her goal is.

• determining what to do now.

In the Wise Choice Process, once you have listed possible options, the very next thing to do is

• pick one.

• determine what is likely to happen with each option.

• come up with a way to measure the outcomes.

• show them to friends so they can evaluate them.

Place the first five questions of the Wise Choice Process in order:

• How would I like my situation to be?

• Which choice(s) will I commit to doing?

• What's the likely outcome of each possible choice?

• What are my possible choices?

• What's my present situation like?