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WorksheetsChapter 2: Attitudes and Self-concept
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 27mins
Attitude and self-concept are part of the individual characteristics affecting behavior. (a)
Only positive attitude exists. (a)
What are the components of attitude?
Transparency, Accountability and Credibility
Cognitive, Affective and Kinesthetic
Behavioral intentions, Cognitive and Affective
Collaborative, Initiative and Motivation
Below are the benefits of positive attitude EXCEPT:
Feeling good about one's self and life in general
Help achieve goals and attain success
Create bad relationships with others
Ability to inspire and motivate yourself and others
In order to build positive attitude, you should (a) .
The three components of self concept are:
covert self, rogue self, private self
private self, individual self, made up self
Ideal self, real self. public self
mystical self, covert self, aspiring self
Individuals with positive self concept are confident, able to accept criticism and not defensive, set obtainable goals and willing to take risks. (a)
Self-esteem refers to how we feel about ourselves, (a)
When we measure ourselves to others it has the potential to negatively affect our self-esteem. (a)
Our self-concept can be built by all of the following except: (a)
Values are standards to guide our actions, judgements and attitudes. (a)
Values may change as we get older. (a)
When behaviors are in opposition with values: (a)
Ultimately, where do personal values come from? (a)
It is the one that you hope will possess characteristics similar to that of a mentor or some other worldly figure (a)
Having a positive attitude about the future means that you are (a)
Jimmy Jon hangs around at the climbing gym after his rock climbing lesson and tries to pick up some tips from climbers more experience than him. Does Jimmy have high self-esteem or low self-esteem? (a)
Bobby does not know what do on a project. He is scared to ask questions or for help because he is worried someone will laugh at him. Does Bobby reveal HIGH self - esteem, or LOW self-esteem? (a)
Good self-esteem helps you to have (a) around others.
Accepting that no one is perfect is a way to build self-esteem. (a)
