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Worksheets2qQuiz - Health/GMRC
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which of the following is an example of instinctive behavior?
A puppy cuddling with its human owner
A duckling swimming after its mother
A young child learning how to read
A kitten learning to use a litter box
What is the best definition of behavior?
The way an organism acts in its environment
The sum total of an organisms good and bad actions
The learned mechanisms of survival in organisms
How an organisms body adapts to its environment
Courtship behavior helps organisms:
Survive
Learn
Eat
Reproduce
Tame animals do not attack humans, because they have been __________ to the presence of humans.
Manipulated
Stimulated
habituated
attracted
What is the "nature vs. nurture" debate about?
How much of human behavior is genetic, and how much of it is shaped by our environment
How much of human behavior is learned from parents, and how much is learned from other sources
How much of human behavior is learned outdoors, and how much is learned indoors
How much of human behavoir is useful, and how much is useless
When making an ethical decision in everyday life, which of the following provides the most useful guideline?
Do unto others as you'd like them do unto you
Don't cry over spilled milk
Consider your own wants and needs above those of toehrs
A stitch in time saves nine
What is the most likely the best solution to an ethical problem?
The option that benefits you the most
The option that benefits the most people
The option that punishes bad people severely
The option that benefits the people you like most
Which of the following is usually considered unethical?
Punching someone you are angry with
Competing against someone in a boxing match
Punishing a mugger who's robbing an old woman
Punching awall when you are angry
Which of the following is a moral statement, not an ethical statement?
"It's against the law to lie in court"
"Most religions frown on lying"
"Lying is fundamentally wrong"
"Lying can ruin friendship"
What can you infer from the fact that so many newspapers, magazines, and websites run columns that offer ethical advice?
Many people have difficulty resolving ethical issues
There are a lot of professional ethicists working today
Different areas of the United States have different ethical systems
Most ethical problems cannot be solved
Having high self-esteem means:
Believing in yourself
Feeling confident no matter what
Never experiencing failure
Disliking challenges
Low self-esteem can cause a person to feel:
Down about themselves
Afraid to take chances
Nervous to make friends
All of the above
Reframing your thoughts takes a lot of:
Talent
Intelligence
Fear
Practice
What happens when you practice stepping out of your comfort zone?
New experiences become less scary
You experience failure
You learn to recover from mistakes
All of the above
Learning a new skill builds self-esteem by helping a person feel more:
Capable
Critical
Compassionate
Careful
