Practicum Chapter 14 Confidence

What does self-confidence mean?

• Being certain and secure about one’s own abilities and judgment.

• How an individual feels about his or her value as a person.

• Way a person thinks about himself or herself.

• Attitude in which an individual believes he or she is better than other people.

How is self-esteem defined?

• Being aware of one’s feelings and behaviors.

• How an individual feels about his or her value as a person.

• Formal discussion between two or more people.

• Act of making coworkers aware of oneself.

What is self-image?

• Being modest and not thinking one is better than others.

• Way a person thinks about himself or herself, including personal abilities and appearance.

• Several sentences that tell who a person is.

• Non-cash compensation offered to an employee.

What does arrogance refer to?

• Being certain and secure about one’s own abilities.

• Attitude in which an individual believes he or she is better than other people.

• Formal discussion to reach an agreement.

• Advancing to the next level in a company’s hierarchy.

What is humility?

• Being modest and not thinking one is better than other people.

• Act of making coworkers aware of oneself.

• Sequence of work in a career field.

• Non-cash compensation offered to an employee.

What does it mean to negotiate?

• Being aware of one’s feelings and behaviors.

• Formal discussion between two or more people in an attempt to reach an agreement.

• Several sentences that tell who a person is.

• Advancing to the next level in a company’s hierarchy.

What is self-promotion?

• Act of making coworkers, peers, managers, or potential employers aware of oneself.

• Being certain and secure about one’s own abilities.

• Non-cash compensation offered to an employee.

• Sequence of work in a career field.

What does self-awareness involve?

• Being modest and not thinking one is better than others.

• Sense of being aware of one’s feelings, behaviors, needs, and other elements.

• Formal discussion to reach an agreement.

• Advancing to the next level in a company’s hierarchy.

What is an elevator speech?

• Several sentences that tell who a person is, what he or she does, and why that work is important.

• Non-cash compensation offered to an employee.

• Sequence of work in a career field.

• Being certain and secure about one’s own abilities.

What are office politics?

• Behavior that individuals practice to gain advantages over others in the workplace.

• Formal discussion to reach an agreement.

• Act of making coworkers aware of oneself.

• Being modest and not thinking one is better than others.