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IR - Final Review

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the term for your sense of individuality and personality?
a)
self-esteem
b)
personal identity
c)
cultural heritage
d)
environment
2.
What is the ability to thrive despite setbacks from environment or heredity?
a)
life span
b)
life path
c)
resilience
d)
peers
3.
The studies of which psychologist inspired the creation of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator personality test?
a)
Abraham Maslow
b)
Erik Erikson
c)
Sigmund Freud
d)
Carl Jung
4.
Which personality type indicator trait is most likely to gather details and facts by seeing, touching or hearing?
a)
Perceiving
b)
Judging
c)
Intuitive
d)
Sensing
5.
Which personality type indicator trait likes action and staying busy?
a)
Thinking
b)
Feeling
c)
Extroverted
d)
Introverted
6.
Which personality type indicator trait likes their alone time?
a)
Thinking
b)
Feeling
c)
Extroverted
d)
Introverted
7.
Who was responsible for creating and popularizing the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator personality test?
a)
Mary Ainsworth
b)
Katharine Briggs and Isabel Briggs-Myers
c)
Melanie Klein
d)
Lev Vygotsky
8.
Which of the following is NOT one of the four major communication styles?
a)
assertive
b)
aggressive
c)
reserved
d)
passive
9.
What are the two roles in exchanging messages during the communication process?
a)
passer and aggressor
b)
talker and listen
c)
sender and receiver
d)
teacher and student
10.
What are the two methods in which messages are passed between people?
a)
verbal and nonverbal
b)
talking and listening
c)
eye contact and facial expressions
d)
body language and gestures
11.
Which communication style is going to be the most effective about 95% of the time?
a)
aggressive
b)
assertive
c)
passive
d)
passive-aggressive
12.
When a person speaks up, gets their way, or responds using a forceful manner and at the expense of the other person's feelings, rights, or point of view.
a)
aggressive
b)
assertive
c)
passive
d)
passive-aggressive
13.
Shows interest and concern in what others think or feel, as well as considers their own opinion.
a)
aggressive
b)
assertive
c)
passive
d)
passive-aggressive
14.
Interrupts and talks over others.
a)
aggressive
b)
assertive
c)
passive
d)
passive-aggressive
15.
When a person confidently speaks up, states their wishes in a manner that respects another's point of view.
a)
aggressive
b)
assertive
c)
passive
d)
passive-aggressive
16.
Body language includes making eye contact.
a)
aggressive
b)
assertive
c)
passive
d)
passive-aggressive
17.
Body language includes AVOIDING eye contact.
a)
aggressive
b)
assertive
c)
passive
d)
passive-aggressive
18.
Body language includes making standing tall with good posture.
a)
aggressive
b)
assertive
c)
passive
d)
passive-aggressive
19.
Often timid and indirect.
a)
aggressive
b)
assertive
c)
passive
d)
passive-aggressive
20.
Sarcasm and "gaslighting" are characteristics of this style of communication.
a)
aggressive
b)
assertive
c)
passive
d)
passive-aggressive
21.
What is the step - by - step process of strategically taking more thoughtful, deliberate actions called?
a)
Strong choices
b)
Weighing pros and cons
c)
Decision making process
d)
Action step process
22.
What is it called when someone shuts out and ignores opinions and beliefs that are different from their own?
a)
Open opinion
b)
Closed opinion
c)
Open minded
d)
Closed minded
23.
You can be more certain that you are interpreting a message clearly when you use what strategy?
a)
I - statements
b)
Mixed messages
c)
Active listening
d)
Body language
24.
What is the first step in the decision making process?
a)
Identify the decision
b)
Make the decision
c)
Identify all possible alternatives
d)
Consider each alternative
e)
Evaluate the decision
25.
What is the second step in the decision making process?
a)
Identify all possible alternatives
b)
Make the decision
c)
Consider each alternative
d)
Identify the decision
e)
Evaluate the decision
26.
What is the third step in the decision making process?
a)
Consider each alternative
b)
Make the decision
c)
Identify all possible alternatives
d)
Identify the decision
e)
Evaluate the decision
27.
What is the fourth step in the decision making process?
a)
Make the decision
b)
Identify all possible alternatives
c)
Consider each alternative
d)
Identify the decision
e)
Evaluate the decision
28.
What is the fifth step in the decision making process?
a)
Carry out the decision
b)
Make the decision
c)
Identify all possible alternatives
d)
Consider each alternative
e)
Identify the decision
29.
What is the sixth step in the decision making process?
a)
Evaluate the decision
b)
Make the decision
c)
Identify all possible alternatives
d)
Consider each alternative
e)
Identify the decision
30.
What are skills that help you to be able to resolve conflicts in a positive way?
a)
Active listening
b)
Feedback
c)
Reflecting
d)
Conflict resolution
31.
What is the give and take method that allows both people to express themselves and be satisfied with a solution?
a)
Accommodating
b)
Compromising
c)
Collaborating
d)
Competing
32.
What is a style of dealing with conflict involving a strong focus on one's own goals and little or no concern for the other person's goals?
a)
Collaborating
b)
Competing
c)
Avoiding
d)
Compromising
33.
What is a strategy for managing conflict that involves working toward a solution that meets both parties' needs?
a)
Competing
b)
Accommodating
c)
Avoiding
d)
Collaborating
34.
Which style involves putting the desires of someone else over your own?
a)
Accommodating
b)
Competing
c)
Collaborating
d)
Compromising
35.
Which style involves delaying dealing with a situation?
a)
Competing
b)
Collaborating
c)
Avoiding
d)
Accommodating
36.

What type of friends are described as people you see often and spend enough time with to know well?

a)

Acquaintances

b)

Good friends

c)

Close friends

d)

Family members

37.

Which type of friends are considered not close friends?

a)

Good friends

b)

Close friends

c)

Acquaintances

d)

Best friends

38.

What is one of the ways good friendships help you mature?

a)

They encourage competition

b)

They help you understand your own thoughts and feelings

c)

They promote individualism

d)

They discourage cooperation

39.

Good friendships prepare you for what kind of future relationships?

a)

Short-term relationships

b)

Professional relationships

c)

Long-term relationships

d)

Acquaintances

40.

What is necessary to develop a successful friendship?

a)

Spending money on gifts

b)

Spending time together

c)

Having the same hobbies

d)

Never sharing personal details

41.

How can trust be easily destroyed in a friendship?

a)

By spending too much time together

b)

By not sharing enough personal information

c)

If one party uses shared information in a negative way

d)

By having too many common interests

42.

What is the goal of a close friendship?

a)

To have a large social network

b)

To experience fulfillment through sharing intellectual, emotional, spiritual, or physical fulfillment

c)

To gain financial benefits from each other

d)

To compete with each other in various aspects of life

43.

Which of the following is a downside of developing relationships online?

a)

The use of different skills than in face-to-face relationships

b)

The presence of nonverbal cues

c)

The absence of nonverbal cues

d)

The ease of building trust

44.

What is peer pressure?

a)

The influence from members of one's peer group to act in a certain way

b)

Pressure from parents to succeed academically

c)

Stress from studying for exams

d)

The pressure to follow societal norms

45.

What should people learn to do together when dating?

a)

Learn to make decisions together

b)

Learn to ignore problems

c)

Learn to delegate tasks to others

d)

Learn to take breaks frequently

46.

What is exclusive dating?

a)

Dating multiple people at once

b)

When two people make a commitment to date only each other

c)

A type of casual relationship

d)

When two people date without any commitment

47.

What is one of the reasons for dating?

a)

To improve communication skills

b)

To determine what personality traits you like most in a partner

c)

To increase social status

d)

To learn financial management

48.

How does exclusive dating affect a couple's approach to conflicts?

a)

They avoid conflicts altogether

b)

They are less committed to resolving conflicts

c)

They are more committed to resolving conflicts together

d)

They resolve conflicts with the help of a mediator

49.

What are considered signs of mature love?

a)

Constant excitement and adventure.

b)

Jealousy and possessiveness.

c)

Stability and mutual respect.

d)

Frequent arguments and reconciliations.

50.

What are the key components of a healthy dating relationship?

a)

Independence and distance.

b)

Frequent conflict and resolution.

c)

Communication and trust.

d)

Competition and ambition.

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