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Your Attitude Towards Living

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The overall condition of a person’s attitude.

a)

Mental Health

b)

Physical Fitness

c)

Emotional Intelligence

d)

Social Well-being

2.

Methods people unconsciously use to deal with life situations.

a)

Defense Mechanisms

b)

Coping Strategies

c)

Stress Responses

d)

Emotional Reactions

3.

An everyday event that causes stress and requires some response.

a)

Normative Stressor

b)

Acute Stressor

c)

Chronic Stressor

d)

Traumatic Stressor

4.

A mental position that a person develops through interactions with their environment.

a)

Attitude

b)

Behavior

c)

Emotion

d)

Perception

5.

An uneasy feeling that causes people to believe something terrible is going to happen.

a)

Anxiety

b)

Joy

c)

Excitement

d)

Calmness

6.

Returning to childish or immature behavior when difficulties or frustrations occur.

a)

Regression

b)

Progression

c)

Suppression

d)

Repression

7.

Facing, recognizing, and solving a problem in a positive way.

a)

Direct Attack

b)

Avoidance

c)

Procrastination

d)

Denial

8.

A technique in which you focus on a strength to make up for a weakness in another area.

a)

Compensation

b)

Delegation

c)

Substitution

d)

Adaptation

9.

Ideals and beliefs that are important to you.

a)

Values

b)

Goals

c)

Habits

d)

Traditions

10.

Something you want to have or achieve – either short or long term.

a)

Goals

b)

Tasks

c)

Plans

d)

Wishes

11.

Used to measure your progress toward your goals.

a)

Standards

b)

Goals

c)

Milestones

d)

Benchmarks

12.

A female stereotype characteristic.

a)

Nurturing

b)

Aggressive

c)

Dominant

d)

Independent

13.

Name a normative stressor.

a)

Financial issues

b)

Relationship problems

c)

Health concerns

d)

Job changes

14.

A student who does not study for a test and fails then says, “it was the teacher’s fault” is using which defense mechanism?

a)

Denial

b)

Projection

c)

Rationalization

d)

Displacement

15.

Identify a negative way to handle anger.

a)

Talking it out calmly

b)

Exercising to release tension

c)

Bottling up emotions

d)

Seeking professional help

16.

Emma is out with a group of friends when several of them want to stay out late. They start pressuring Emma to join them. Because this situation is stressful for Emma, she decides to go home. Emma’s response is an example of which method of managing stress?

a)

Avoidance

b)

Confrontation

c)

Compromise

d)

Adaptation

17.

Attitudes can produce actions that may cause those same attitudes to increase. This is called what?

a)

Cognitive Dissonance

b)

Self-Perception Theory

c)

Attitude Polarization

d)

Self-Perpetuating Cycle

18.

What is the last step for handling anger?

a)

Take deep breaths

b)

Count to ten

c)

Express your feelings

d)

Let go of the situation

19.

Which of the following is a way to reduce the negative effects of stress?

a)

Exercise regularly

b)

Increase caffeine intake

c)

Avoid social interactions

d)

Sleep less

20.

Which of the following are physical symptoms caused by anger and anxiety?

a)

Headaches and high blood pressure

b)

Improved concentration and relaxation

c)

Increased energy and happiness

d)

Better sleep and digestion

21.

List 2 causes of anxiety according to the notes.

a)

Stress and lack of sleep

b)

Healthy lifestyle and exercise

c)

Proper diet and hydration

d)

Social support and relaxation

22.

How can the friends you select affect your attitude?

a)

They can influence your behavior and outlook.

b)

They have no impact on your attitude.

c)

They only affect your attitude in negative ways.

d)

They determine your financial success.

23.

Which of the following lists the 6 steps in the decision-making process?

a)
  • 1. Identify the Problem

  1. 2. Consider the Alternatives

  2. 3. Consider Each Pros/Cons

  3. 4. Choose the Best Alternate

  4. 5. Carry Out the Decision

  5. 6. Evaluate the Decision

b)
  1. 1. Identify the problem

  2. 2. Brainstorm solutions

  3. 3. Evaluate options

  4. 4. Implement the solution,

  5. 5. Review the decision

  6. 6. Adjust as necessary.

c)
  1. 1. Define the problem

  2. 2. Gather information

  3. 3. Analyze the data

  4. 4. Develop options

  5. 5. Select the best option

  6. 6. Implement the decision.

d)
  1. 1. Recognize the need for a decision

  2. 2. Establish criteria

  3. 3. Generate alternatives

  4. 4. Evaluate alternatives

  5. 5. Make the decision

  6. 6. Monitor the results.

24.

In which situation might a person use compensation?

a)

To balance a budget

b)

To make up for a mistake

c)

To enhance a skill

d)

To reduce stress

25.

Which of the following activities can help you relax and relieve stress?

a)

Meditation

b)

Exercise

c)

Reading

d)

Watching TV

26.

Attitudes and actions produce a self-perpetuating cycle. This can be positive or negative. Which of the following best illustrates this statement?

a)

A person who believes they are capable is more likely to take on challenges, leading to success and reinforcing their belief.

b)

A person who is pessimistic avoids opportunities, leading to failure and reinforcing their negative outlook.

c)

Both of the above

d)

None of the above

27.

Which of the following is a quality of a mentally healthy person that can be applied to everyday life?

a)

Resilience

b)

Pessimism

c)

Indecisiveness

d)

Isolation