First Quarter Examination

What is self-confidence?

• The belief that you can do something poorly

• The knowledge that you can do something and do it well

• Overestimating your abilities

• Avoiding risks to stay safe

Where does self-confidence come from?

• Luck

• Firsthand knowledge of the task at hand

• Other people's opinions

• Ignoring your weaknesses

Which type of self-confidence involves staying in your comfort zone and fearing failure?

• Optimal Self Confidence

• Low Self Confidence

• Overconfidence

• None of the above

What is a characteristic of someone with low self-confidence?

• They take risks freely

• They govern their behavior based on what others think

• They inspire confidence in others

• They are always successful

Why is optimal self-confidence important?

• It makes you overconfident

• It helps inspire confidence in others

• It leads to egoistic behavior

• It prevents mistakes

Which type of self-confidence can lead to a 'superiority complex'?

• Low Self Confidence

• Optimal Self Confidence

• Overconfidence

• None of the above

What is one potential negative outcome of overconfidence?

• Inspiring others

• Staying in your comfort zone

• Becoming egoistic and irritating

• Enhancing self-esteem

Which step to overcome low self-confidence involves accepting yourself as you are?

• Self Talk

• Self Belief

• Self Acceptance

• Self Analysis

What is the focus of the 'Self Belief' step?

• Believing in others

• Remembering childhood persistence, like learning to walk

• Seeing yourself negatively

• Avoiding self-talk

What does 'Self Image' emphasize?

• What others think of you

• How you see yourself

• Ignoring your image

• Focusing on your weaknesses