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WorksheetsPDSM CHAP 1 RECAP
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
After experiencing a series of failed relationships, Sarah decides to join social clubs and engage in group activities to meet new people and build meaningful connections. Which level of Maslow's Hierarchy is Sarah addressing?
Love and Belongingness
Esteem
Physiological
Safety
Helen, a recent graduate, is keen on finding a fulfilling career that aligns with her passions and values. She is determined to pursue a profession that allows her to express her full potential. Which level of Maslow's Hierarchy is Helen currently addressing?
Self-Actualization
Esteem
Love and Belongingness
Safety
Scenario: Rebecca is a sales representative who receives praise and recognition from her manager whenever she achieves high sales targets. This recognition boosts her confidence and motivation to perform well.
Intrinsic factors
Extrinsic factors
Self-determination
Social affiliation
At which level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs do physiological needs, such as food and shelter, belong?
Safety
Esteem
Physiological
Love and Belongingness
Which level in Maslow's Hierarchy encompasses the desire for personal growth, creativity, and achieving one's full potential?
Physiological
Esteem
Self-Actualization
Safety
Which of the following is NOT one of the levels in Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
Esteem
Physiological
Cognitive
Safety
Jane has recently lost her job and is struggling to make ends meet. She is primarily focused on finding a stable source of income and a place to live. Which level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs is Jane currently addressing?
Physiological
Esteem
Love and Belongingness
Self-Actualization
Mike, a college student, is actively participating in student clubs, seeking companionship, and building friendships. Which level of Maslow's Hierarchy is Mike primarily focused on?
Love and Belongingness
Esteem
Physiological
Safety
Which of the following SWOT elements are internal factors for a business
Strengths and Weaknesses
. Opportunities and Threats
Strengths and Opportunities
Weaknesses and Threats
What is SWOT Analysis?
An analysis tool to evaluate internal strengths and weaknesses
A process to seek out opportunities
All of the above
A procedure to evaluate threats
What does the "O" in S.W.O.T. Analysis stand for?
Options
Occupation
Opportunites
Office
An educational institution is considering implementing new technology-enabled learning solutions. In their SWOT analysis, which of the following would be considered an internal strength?
Decreasing student enrollment
Limited access to funding
Negative perception among students
Highly qualified teaching staff
A consulting firm is planning to launch a new service targeting small businesses. As part of their market research, they conduct a SWOT analysis to assess the potential risks and opportunities. Which of the following would be considered a potential weakness in their SWOT analysis?
Strong network of industry contacts
Limited brand awareness
Established reputation for high-quality services
Experienced team of consultants
What is an example of a weakness in a personal SWOT analysis?
Strong problem-solving abilities
Lack of confidence in public speaking
Extensive experience in project management
Positive feedback from supervisors
What would be considered a threat in a personal SWOT analysis?
High demand for skills in the job market
Supportive network of peers and mentors
Rapid advancements in technology making current skills obsolete
Opportunities for career advancement
