Chapter Three

Having enough skills to do something is called _____________.

• integrity

• personality

• self-esteem

• competence

Valuing, respecting, and feeling confident about yourself describes ________.

• integrity

• competence

• self-esteem

• resilient

Having the ability to adapt successfully and recover from disappointment, difficulty, or crisis is called being ____________.

• integrity

• competence

• self-esteem

• resilient

Which of the following is not a characteristic of good mental health?

• Sense of purpose.

• Pessimistic outlook.

• Autonomy

• Healthy self-esteem.

Which statement about self-esteem is not true?

• Self-esteem is always the same.

• Self-esteem develops over time.

• Self-talk affects self-esteem.

• Feedback from others affects self-esteem.

Which need within Maslow's hierarchy is the highest -level need?

• a safety need

• an esteem need

• a physical need

• the need to reach your potential

A ______________ is someone whose success or behavior serves as an example for you.

• role model

• self-esteem

• friend

• integrity

____________ is a firm observance of core ethical values.

• competence

• role model

• integrity

• personality

____________ involves positive comments that point out problems and encourage improvement.

• constructive criticism

• role model

• integrity

• competence

Your _______________ is the complex set of characteristics that make you unique.

• competence

• self-esteem

• integrity

• personality