Self-Perception Quiz

Which of the following best describes the term "self-perception bias"?

• The tendency to see oneself more positively than others see you

• The tendency to see oneself more negatively than others see you

• The tendency to see oneself exactly as others see you

• The tendency to ignore feedback from others

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Which of the following is an example of a self-serving bias?

• Blaming external factors for personal failures

• Accepting responsibility for all outcomes

• Ignoring feedback from peers

• Overestimating others' abilities

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How can one improve the accuracy of their self-perception?

• By avoiding feedback from others

• By seeking and reflecting on feedback from multiple sources

• By only considering positive feedback

• By comparing oneself to others constantly

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What is the primary purpose of interpreting feedback accurately?

• To boost self-esteem

• To understand and improve personal performance

• To ignore negative comments

• To compare oneself to others

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Which of the following statements is true about self-perception?

• It is always accurate and unbiased

• It can be influenced by personal biases and external feedback

• It is not affected by external opinions

• It is solely based on one's own thoughts

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What is a common effect of the "halo effect" in self-perception?

• Seeing oneself as entirely negative based on one bad trait

• Seeing oneself as entirely positive based on one good trait

• Ignoring all feedback from others

• Comparing oneself to others constantly

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Which of the following is a strategy to reduce self-perception biases?

• Relying solely on self-assessment

• Seeking diverse feedback from others

• Ignoring feedback that is not positive

• Comparing oneself to others frequently

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Why is it important to consider the source of feedback?

• To ensure the feedback is biased

• To understand the context and reliability of the feedback

• To ignore feedback from unfamiliar sources

• To only accept feedback from friends

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What is the "fundamental attribution error" in self-perception?

• Overestimating the influence of personal traits on others' behavior

• Underestimating the influence of personal traits on one's own behavior

• Overestimating the influence of external factors on one's own behavior

• Ignoring the influence of external factors on others' behavior

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How can one ensure they are interpreting feedback accurately?

• By considering the feedback in isolation

• By reflecting on the feedback and seeking clarification if needed

• By ignoring feedback that is not positive

• By comparing the feedback to one's own self-assessment

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