Responsibility Lessons Quiz

What is a responsibility according to Lesson 96?

• A chore, a task, a job - something a person is expected to do

• A way to change your thoughts

• Keeping things confidential

Imagine you are part of a team organizing a community clean-up event. What would be considered a responsibility in this context?

• Being in charge of gathering volunteers for the event - a task you are expected to complete

• Deciding to think positively about the outcome of the event

• Ensuring the privacy of the volunteers' contact information

Imagine you're a team leader. According to Lesson 97, being a responsible leader is not only about completing projects on time, but also about:

• Taking initiative and being trustworthy with your team members

• Reframing negative feedback from clients

• Practicing gratitude towards your team's hard work

What is the sequence of events described in Lesson 98?

• Events > Thoughts > Feelings/Attitude

• Events > Feelings/Attitude > Thoughts

• Feelings/Attitude > Events > Thoughts

What is the concept of 'Thought Replacement' as mentioned in Lesson 98?

What is the definition of initiative as mentioned in the text?

• Making excuses for our actions.

• Doing the right things without being told.

• Saving money for the future.

• Setting aside money for savings before spending.

During a group project, who is showing initiative?

• The person who waits to be assigned tasks by others.

• The person who starts working on the project tasks without being asked.

• The person who saves the group project files for future reference.

• The person who allocates tasks to save time before starting.

What are the steps to take initiative listed in the text?

• Stop making excuses, look at your choices, and forgive yourself.

• See that something needs to be done, act on it without being prompted, do more than what is expected, keep going even in tough times.

• Save money for emergencies, set aside for big purchases, and pay yourself first.

• Apologize if needed, make a plan, and find someone to apologize to.