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WorksheetsF.1 CES UT1 Revision
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Self-concept refers to...
how a person sees himself/herself.
how much a person appreciate or accepts himself/herself.
Self-concept includes the real self, self in the eyes of others and the ...
(a)
If there is a big difference between the real self and the ideal self, there will be ... emotions.
(a)
A clear self-concept helps people understand themselves better. Which of the following is NOT the benefit?
develop strengths
avoid negative emotions
express likes and dislikes
make more friends
There are five building blocks of self-esteem. They are selfhood, security, affiliation, mission and ...
(a)
Which one means "feeling unique and accepting one's individuality"?
selfhood
security
affiliation
competence
mission
Which one means "feeling valued and being protected"?
selfhood
security
affiliation
competence
mission
Which one means "feeling accepted and approved by others"?
selfhood
security
affiliation
competence
mission
Which one means "feeling capable of completing a task"?
selfhood
security
affiliation
competence
mission
Which one means "feeling a sense of purpose and achievement in life"?
selfhood
security
affiliation
competence
mission
Which of the following factor(s) can affect self-esteem?
personal factors
peer relationships
parenting styles
social culture
Self- (a) refers to a person's belief in his/her ability to do things well.
Which of the following about emotion management is/are correct?
We can learn how to handle emotions properly.
It is bad to have negative emotions.
Different people can have different emotions from the same experience.
According to the ABC model, A means...
(a)
According to the ABC model, B means...
(a)
According to the ABC model, C means...
(a)
Peter is very good at high jump, but he could not get any medal in the Athletics Meets. He blamed himself that he did not practise hard enough before the match and felt very upset.
Which one is the belief / view in the ABC model?
He failed to get any medal.
He felt upset.
He blamed himself that he did not practise hard enough before the match.
P (a) is stress caused by external factors (e.g. difficulties, challenges)
A (a) is a feeling of uneasiness and worry, usually caused by overreaction to a situation.
When we face adversity (逆境) in life, we need to improve our ...
(a)
