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1.03 Self Management/ Counseling & Mental Health

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 22mins

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Class
Date
1.

What does self-management mean?

a)

An accurate view of oneself

b)

Taking responsibility for yourself and your behaviors.

c)

A skill or ability that can be more difficult and often requires more work to improve.

d)

Being aware of your emotions.

2.

Which is an example of using self-control?

a)

Wanting another person's fancy pencil but keeping hands to yourself.

b)

Seeing that your friend has an extra cookie and helping yourself.

c)

Being bumped into in the hall and yelling at the person to watch where they're going

d)

Seeing a person's playing card and taking it from their hand to get a closer look.

3.

What are coping strategies?

a)

Strategies we use to make plans for our goals.

b)

Strategies we use to identify our emotions.

c)

Strategies we use to make an on purpose plan.

d)

Strategies we use to help us keep our minds and bodies calm while managing stress.

4.

Which is an example of a coping strategy?

a)

Yelling

b)

Taking a break

c)

Pacing

d)

Breaking a pencil

5.

What is perseverance?

a)

Working through to the completion of a goal despite challenges and roadblocks along the way.

b)

The ability to self-regulate one's own thoughts, words, emotions, and actions.

c)

A skill or ability that can be more difficult and often requires more work to improve.

d)

An accurate view of oneself

6.

Why is perseverance important?

a)

Perseverance helps us have a calm body.

b)

Perseverance helps us think.

c)

Having perseverance helps us accomplish our goals.

d)

Perseverance helps us have a calm mind.

7.

 What is resilience?

a)

The ability to recover quickly from setbacks.

b)

Working through to the completion of a goal despite challenges and roadblocks along the way.

c)

The desire and will to finish a task.

d)

The ability to self-regulate one's own thoughts, words, emotions, and actions.

8.

Which is an example of resilience?

a)

Judy lost her cell phone, reported it and then would not leave the office until it was turned in.

b)

Max failed a test and so he frowned at all his teachers and friends for the rest of the day.

c)

Henry lost his point sheet and refused to do anything but sit in the Zen Zone.

d)

Nancy did not get the level she wanted so she felt sad but decided to make a change for next time.

9.

What is the first step in the problem solving process?

a)

Choose 2 strategies

b)

Identify the problem

c)

Determine how big the problem is.

d)

Reflect

10.

What is the second step in the problem solving process?

a)

Identify the problem.

b)

Determine 2 strategies.

c)

Determine how big the problem is.

d)

Pick the best solution

11.

What is the third step in the problem solving process?

a)

Pick the best solution

b)

Determine 2 strategies

c)

Reflect

d)

Determine how big the problem is

12.

What is the fourth step in the problem solving process?

a)

Pick the best solution

b)

Identify the problem

c)

Determine how big the problem is

d)

Reflect

13.

What is the fifth step in the problem solving process?

a)

Reflect

b)

Pick the best solution

c)

Identify the problem

d)

Determine how big the problem is.

14.

Which are coping strategies we can use to manage stress?

a)

Take a break

b)

Deep breaths

c)

Rejecting the consequences

d)

Counting to 10 or more

e)

Positive thinking

15.

Why is social skills so important ?

a)

To learn how to behave in a way that we like.

b)

To learn how to behave in a way that our parents like.

c)

To learn how to behave in a way that makes everyone feel safe.

d)

To learn how to behave in a way that our school likes.

16.

The ability to control and motivate yourself; keeping yourself on track and doing what is right...

a)

laziness

b)

accomplishment

c)

self-discipline

d)

independence

17.

A method used to get to a solution is called a...

a)

strategy

b)

instructions

c)

answer

d)

question

18.

Accepting responsibility for something is called:

a)

ownership

b)

habits

c)

denying

d)

ability

19.

To succeed in something that you've been working at awhile:

a)

pass

b)

accomplish

c)

quitting

d)

ability

20.

Which of the following is not a self-management skill ?

a)

Bargaining

b)

Problem Solving

c)

Understanding Self

d)

Confidence Building

21.

I am aware of what I like and dislike as well as my strengths and challenges. What is this called ?

a)

Self-Regulation

b)

Self-Awareness

c)

Social Awareness

d)

Social Management

22.

I can set and achieve goals that will make me more successful

a)

Self-Awareness

b)

Social Awareness

c)

Self-Management

d)

Social Management

23.

What does time management mean ?

a)

To use non-verbal communication.

b)

To express ideas clearly.

c)

To use time effectively and appropriately.

d)

To complete tasks in an appropriate manner.

24.

Which type of individuals have an inner urge to do something, achieve their goals without any external pressure ?

a)

Self awared

b)

Self regulated

c)

Self motivated

d)

Self realized

25.

A lot of people always say that they don't have time to do what they want or need to do when in fact

a)

They don't know how to organise their activities

b)

They know how to organise their activities

c)

They don't know how to calculate their activities

d)

They don't know how to reduce their activities

26.

Self management it help us to be a better version of ourselves

a)

True

b)

False

27.

Resilience has been used to describe people and systems that bounce back from negative experiences and disturbances.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

Extraverts are commonly understood as being a 'people's person' drawing energy from being around others directing their energies towards people and the outside world.

a)

True

b)

False

29.

Introverts enjoy spending time with just one or two people, rather than large groups or crowds.

a)

True

b)

False