Character Strengths and Mindsets Assessment

The video explores the science of character, emphasizing that character is shaped by personal focus, relationships, and genetics. It introduces 24 character strengths that contribute to virtues leading to a meaningful life. The concept of fixed vs. growth mindset is discussed, highlighting the role of the prefrontal cortex in self-regulation. The video encourages focusing on personal and others' strengths to foster happiness and societal change.

What factors contribute to the development of a person's character?

• Environmental factors alone

• None of the above

• Personal focus and social influence

• Only genetics

In 2004, psychologists identified how many character strengths?

• 30

• 24

• 18

• 12

What is considered key to human relationships according to the video?

• Physical appearance

• Financial stability

• Appreciating character strengths in others

• Shared interests

What mindset believes that abilities and intelligence can be developed?

• Dynamic mindset

• Static mindset

• Growth mindset

• Fixed mindset

Which part of the brain is responsible for self-regulation?

• Cerebellum

• Amygdala

• Hippocampus

• Prefrontal cortex

Which of the following is NOT one of the seven key strengths mentioned?

• Optimism

• Curiosity

• Gratitude

• Selfishness

What is the ultimate goal of developing character strengths according to the video?

• To avoid challenges

• To achieve a meaningful and happy life

• To become wealthy

• To gain social status

How can focusing on personal strengths affect others?

• It isolates them

• It has no effect

• It makes them weaker

• It strengthens them too

What is the impact of character education according to the video?

• It is less important than traditional subjects

• It is not necessary in modern education

• It is only important in early childhood

• It is equally important as reading, math, and science

What is the potential global impact of everyone developing their character strengths?

• Increased global conflict

• A world with more humanity and justice

• A decrease in innovation

• A rise in economic inequality