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WorksheetsPersonality, Self esteem, Emotions, and Stress
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 20mins
Which personality trait describes how responsible and self-disciplined you are?
extroverson
agreeablness
conscientiousness
emotional stability.
Why is self-esteem of adults usually higher than that of teens?
Adults are very critical of their appearances
Adults are better able to keep things in proper perspective
Adults tend to set unrealistic standards for themselves
Adults often judge themselves harshly
Which of the following emotions can be helpful in stopping people from doing something they know is wrong.
anger
grief
sadness
guilt
What is another term for your sense of self?
Identity
Introvert
Environment
Personality
Of the following which are primary emotions?
Anger
Sadness
Happieness
Love
Fear
Which of theses is a safety need for humans?
food
water
shelter
sleep
From birth to around 18 months we develop what
Trust
Taking initiative
Identity
Love
Self-esteem is usually low during adolescence?
True
False
A self-actualized person is usually realistic, fair, and creative.
True
False
Guilt is a primary emotion.
True
False
Coping Strategies are always helpful in dealing with problems.
True
False
Personality traits are influenced by _______________ and ________________
Environment and Heredity
Fire and water
Day you were born and your name
Astrological sign and your friends
How much you like and respect yourself is _________________.
Heredity
Self love
Self-esteem
emotions
Emotions that are not expressed in the same way by all people are called _______________emotions.
learned
primary
secondary
bad
If you are sad about the death of a loved one you may experience a period of deep sadness known as what?
sarrow
grief
guilt
shame
From the following list what are the learned emotions.?
Greed
Shame
Guilt
Love
What is the bottom of Maslow's Hierarchy of needs?
Physical needs
Saftey
Love
Belonging
These are coping strategies that help a person protect themselves from difficult feelings.
Defense mechanisms
Learned strategies
pressing emotion
Achieving Potential
Why are major life changes stressful?
They are unexpected
they are always negative
They are everyday events
They threaten a persons sense of security
What is one way that adrenaline prepares the body for the Fight or Flight response?
Increases blood flow to the brain
decreases teh rate of breathign
increases the rate of digestion
decreases blood pressure
One way that prolonged stress can increase the risk of heart disease is by. . .
causing muscles to tense
lowering the heart rate
lowing blood pressure
damaging blood vessels
Which choice reflects pessimism?
I think I can win
I trained hard
I know i will loose
I will try my best.
What is resilience?
The ability to bounce back.
giving up
how to stay away
avoiding problems.
Moderate stress can improve you ability to perform well?
True
False
Stress can cause increased crying?
True
False
Everyone responds to a particular stressor in the same way.
True
False
the key factor in resilience is having the support of family and friends.
True
False
Another name for positive stress is what?
eustress
distress
catastrophe
self-stress
A stressful event that threatens lives and may destroy property.
Catastrophe
Major life chagne
Eustress
Fight or flight
Initial reaction of the body to stress
fight-or-flight response
Crying
anger
mental rehearsal
An emotional warning sing of stress
anger
distress
catastrophy
mental rehearsal
Technique for controlling stress
Mental reheasal
eustress
fight-or-flight response
stop drop and roll
An event or situation that causes stress is called a __________.
stressor
anger
mean person
fight or flight
The third stage of the stress responses is the _________________ stage
Alarm stage
resistance stage
exhaustion stage
If your needs are met you get to the top of Maslows pyramid. You are Realistic, independent, and fair.
physical needs
safety needs
esteem
Self-actualization
Food water and sleep.
Physical needs
safety needs
need to belong
need for esteem
Approval of others and of self
esteem needs
physical needs
need to belong
self actualization
Shelter
Safety needs
physical needs
esteem needs
need of belonging.
Connection of family and friends and community.
Esteem
Safety needs
Need for belonging
Self-actualization
