WorksheetsPersonality Development
Total questions: 136
Worksheet time: 2hrs 5mins
1 The term Personality is derived from the Latin word ____________________
Persona
Personae
Persone
2 Children reared in ___________ families tend to have high self esteem
Authoritarian
Democratic
Permissive
.___________is more influential
Siblings
Peer Group
Parents
________ form broader concept
Attitude
Values
Habits
____________is defined as a judgement of one’s moral and ethical behaviour
Character
Attitude
Personality
--------------people focus on their circle of influence
Proactive
Reactive
Iniitative
Highest form of listening that is rarely practiced
Attentive Listening
Empathetic Listening
Selective Listening
_____________is a gesture of strength rather than weakness
Appreciating
Apologising
Accepting
______________is the way we feel about ourselves
Self awareness
Self reliance
Self –esteem
__________is an integral part of organisations
Communication Skills
Team Work
Decision Making
What are personality traits?
The things hat make you different from everyone else;
Your favorite activity
What you believe is important to you
the beliefs and ideas you live by
Which one of the following is not part of the Big 5 Model?
Extroversion
Agreeableness
Conscientiousness
Playfulness
Openness to Experiences
A person with the ___ type is considered as being able to see the 'big picture'.
Intuition
Sensing
Judging
Perceiving
MBTI stands for?
Melon Briggs Type Indicator
Myer Briggs Type Indicator
Melon Baggs Test Indicator
Myer Briggs Test Indicator
Who founded the MBTI?
Myer Briggs
Melon Briggs
Myer Brandon
Mike Bwazowski
Lazy
Active
Polite
Silly
Affectionate
Generous
Rude
Dishonest
Moody
Hardworking
Mean
Lazy
Cheerful
Messy
Silly
Rude
(U3C9L2:F2) You are ready to begin hunting for jobs, now that you have put together a resume and portfolio. You have a friend who works for a company you would enjoy working for. She puts you in contact with a co-worker in the Human Resources department and you exchange information with the co-worker. What are you doing?
networking
interviewing
planning
accepting employment
You know a housewife who is preparing to return to the workforce. Though she has been a homemaker for 10 years, she is really looking forward to working outside her home again. She asks you what kind of resume she should prepare, and if you think she should prepare a portfolio.
What's the best advice you can give her?
You should prepare a creative functional resume, but you shouldn't build a portfolio because the items you would put in it are over 10 years old.
You should prepare a chronological resume, but you shouldn't build a portfolio because the items you would put in it are over 10 years old.
You should prepare a chronological resume, and you should prepare a portfolio.
You should prepare a creative functional resume, and you should put a copy of it in your portfolio.
While conducting a job search online, you see a job listing that interests you at a company that you have always wanted to work for. The listing details the job duties, pay, and possible benefits, and includes an address for sending resumes. You are qualified for the job and you have experience in most of the duties, but you have had several long breaks between jobs.
What type of resume should you send?
Chronological
Functional
Combination
Creative Functional
A career development portfolio is a document that contains a student's achievement over time and provides an in-depth picture of the student's skills and competencies; a means to reflect on areas for life development, on the value of education, and on future lifestyle and career choices.
TRUE
FALSE
When you meet people and make contacts where you exchange information or services among individuals, groups, or institutions, you are networking.
Agree with definition
Disagree with definition
An employment application is a form used to make a request for time off or leave.
Agree with definition
Disagree with definition
An interview is a formal face-to-face meeting, especially one conducted for the assessment of an applicant.
Agree with definition
Disagree with definition
Which of the following questions should be answered in a
COVER LETTER?
(Select 2 answers)
What are your favorite foods?
Who are you?
Why are you interested in this position?
What are your weaknesses?
What is the purpose of a RESUME?
To explain why you want the job
To make an agreement between you and your company
To summarize your education, accomplishments, and experience
All of the following should be used to determine if a career is a good fit for you EXCEPT
Your personal interests
Your strengths
Whether or not your friends want the same one
Your personality type
What is the one thing that is MOST IMPORTANT in job interview?
Attitude
Work Experience
Communication Skills
Which of the following could a potential employer ask during an interview?
(SELECT 2)
Tell me a little bit about yourself.
How old are you?
Tell me what you had for breakfast.
Tell me about a difficult situation and how you dealt with it.
Which of the following questions could you ask during a job interview?
(SELECT 2)
When can I take off for vacation?
How would you describe a typical workday?
When can I expect to hear from you?
How late can I be to work without getting fired?
Select all of the NONVERBAL interview behaviors below.
(Hint: There are 3).
Dress appropriately
Give a firm handshake
Maintain eye contact
Thank the interviewer
Select all of the VERBAL interview behaviors below.
(Hint: There are 3)
Greet interviewer by name
Answer questions completely and briefly
Thank the interviewer
Maintain good posture
What is the definition of SALARY?
money paid on a daily or weekly basis
a fixed regular payment, often expressed in an annual (yearly) amount
What is the definition of WAGES?
money paid on a daily or weekly basis
a fixed regular payment, often expressed in an annual (yearly) amount
A person or institution that hires people is an _______________.
mentor
internship
contract
employer
A meeting between you and your potential employer to show why you would make a good employee is called an __________.
contract
interview
internship
mentor
Payment for work in a form other than money, such as vacation time and health insurance, is called _____________.
background check
mentor
references
benefits
An experienced worker you can go to for advice is a ___________.
intern
contract
mentor
best friend
People who will tell a potential employer about your strengths and experience are ___________.
references
contracts
interviews
benefits
An agreement between you and your company is a _____________.
background check
contract
internship
reference
A ______________________ is used by employers to make sure you are telling the truth on your resume.
benefit
contract
internship
background check
Which of the following is an example of a professional email address?
iloveteaching@fms.edu
lisa_moore@gmail.com
lisalisa27@aol.com
brooklynsinthehouse@hotmail.com
All of the following are examples of appropriate workplace attire EXCEPT:
uniform provided by employer
sweater
ripped jeans
suit
Select the 3 statements that are examples of proper workplace telephone etiquette.
waiting until your lunch break to make a personal call
answering the phone before it rings more than three times
leaving someone on hold for a long period of time
identifying yourself and the company
arguing with a caller
The picture you have of yourself
Personality
Self Esteem
Personal Identity
Qualities that make a person unique
Self-esteem
Personality
Environment
The way you feel about yourself is self esteem.
True
False
This type of development includes height, weight, and motor skills.
physical development
cognitive development
socio-emotional development
How you learn, think, and process is...
cognitive development
socio-emotional development
physical development
How you express emotional, handle frustration, and get along with others.
cognitive development
physical development
socio-emotional development
Your family, friends, community, school and things around you.
Heredity
Environment
Self-esteem can be positive or it can be negative.
True
False
Your self-concept and self-esteem can affect your personality.
True
False
This means enhancing and grooming ones outer and inner self to bring about a positive change to your life.
Mental Aspect of Personality
Physical Aspect of Personality
Personality Development
Emotional Aspect of Personality
According to ____________, there are three parts of personality, the ID, Superego and the Ego.
Sigmund Freud
B.F. Skinner
Abraham Maslow
Hans Eysenck
The individual is highly anxious and nervous about what will happen next. Degree of self-confidence, and self-esteem is very low.
Extraversion
Opennes
Conscientiousness
Neuroticism
This theory shows an individuals deficiencies and needs manifest his behavior and personality.
Humanistic Theory
Behaviorism
Trait Theory
Psychodynamic Theory
This part of personality is mainly concerned with the instant gratification of physiological needs and urges.
Superego
Ego
ID
People are generally religious but they differ in what they worship and how they worship.
Physical Aspect
Spiritual Aspect
Emotional Aspect
Mental Aspect
It is the overall profile or combination of characteristics that capture the unique nature of a person as that person reacts and interacts with others.
Trait Theory
Extraversion
Behaviorism
Personality
This factor affects development of personality through biological inheritance.
Nurture
Nature
This traits refers to being a person with much altruism and benevolence meant for others. "Selfless".
Agreeableness
Extraversion
Neuroticism
Openness
This trait refers to those whose persona shows meticulous, highly organized, diligent, disciplined and dependable.It is associated with higher productivity.
Openness
Conscientiousness
Neuroticism
Agreeablesness
A person's emotional make up is shown is his likes and dislikes, whether he is aggressive, or docile.
Mental Aspect
Spiritual Aspect
Physical Aspect
Emotional Aspect
"Good looks catch the eye but good personality catches the _______."
Mind
Heart
Soul
Dream
Heredity and environment determine the entire physiological system of an individual.
Social Aspect
Physical Aspect
Mental Aspect
Emotional Aspect
The individual will forego his immediate satisfaction in conformity with society so that greater pleasures later are assured.
Ego
Superego
ID
Personality can be understood as exhibited in one's common traits or characteristic ways of behaving.
Humanistic Theory
Psychodynamic Theory
Trait Theory
This is seen on how well a person conducts himself with other people and how well he observes the rules of etiquette that govern society.
Physical Aspect
Mental Aspect
Emotional Aspect
Social Aspect
This aspect has to do with a person's awareness of the difference between what is wrong or right.
Social Aspect
Spiritual Aspect
Emotional Aspect
Mental Aspect
This type of individual is highly sociable with a life that is directed to the significant others. "Friendly"
Agreeableness
Extraversion
Neuroticism
Openness
He created the Hierarchy of Human Needs.
Hans Eysenck
Abraham Maslow
Sigmund Freud
Personality can be determined only through overt responses.
Trait Theory
Behaviorism
Psychodynamic Theory
Humanistic Theory
Julian is extremely dependable and productive, and his friends think he is great at organising events. Based on the five-factor model of personality, Julian would probably score _____.
high in agreeableness
high in neuroticism
high in conscientiousness
high in openness
Guidelines on how you live; your beliefs about right and wrong.
Values
Goals
Short-term Goals
Long-term Goals
Something you want in the future
Long-term goals
Short-term goals
Goals
Values
Goals that will happen soon, within days or weeks
Short-term goals
Long-term goals
Goals that might take months or years to achieve.
Short-term goals
Long-term goals
Things that you would like to have to make your life easier.
Needs
Wants
Goals
Decisions
A result that a person aims for and works hard to reach.
Need
Want
Goal
Decision
