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WorksheetsNSTP MIDTERM VALUES EDUCATION
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 33mins
What is self awareness?
Being able to connect with others
Thinking positive thoughts
Being able to understand your own emotions, strengths and weaknesses
Making good decisions
The word strength means...
Something I am good at
When I make a mistake
Something that is hard for me to do
Never getting the answer right
What are some things you can do when you are stressed...
Practice mindfulness
Ask for help
Take deep breaths
All of the above
a person's mental picture of him or herself
Self-Image
Personality
Self-Esteem
Talent
knowledge of oneself is Self-Awareness
True
False
Experiences
How much you value, respect, and feel confident about yourself
things that have happened in a person's life
an individual's characteristics
a person's mental picture of him/herself
Responsibility is your duties that you must do.
True
False
What does it mean to have good character?
to have good hair
to have a good brain
to have a number of positive qualities and traits that promote good behavior and habits
to have a number of negative qualities and traits that promote negative behavior and habits
If you are self-aware, you understand
your thoughts
your feelings
your actions
all of these
Being self aware includes you knowing your________
your emotions
challenges and strengths
what you value as a person
All of the above
What is the technique used to help people better understand their different characteristics? It is primarily used in self-help groups and corporate settings as a heuristic exercise.
Johari's Window
Rorschach Inkblot Test
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
Keirsey Temperament Sorter
What are the four windows that can be seen in the Johari's Window?
(a)
Blind spot in Johari Window means _________.
the information is known by all
the information is known by you only
the information about yourself that you don't know but that others do know.
the information is not known by anyone
The Johari window has _________quardrants
2
4
6
8
Which one is NOT a pane of Johari Window model?
blind spot
unknown area
hidden area
changing area
The unknown area of Johari Window is ___________.
the same as the blind area.
made up of private feelings & needs you don't want to share
an area you need to enlarge in order to build friendships.
an area that neither you nor others know.
Blind spot in Johari Window means _________.
the information is known by all
the information is known by you only
the information about yourself that you don't know but that others do know.
the information is not known by anyone
It means knowing yourself, what you like and do not like, what you enjoy and don't enjoy doing, what you feel at the present time, and why you behave in certain ways.
Self-awareness
Empathy
Growth Mindset
Is self-awareness important?
Yes, because it helps us appreciate our uniqueness and differences from other people
No, because it does not help us know who we are
Knowing and accepting oneself will help us in making friends.
True
False
What is self management?
Letting your emotions take control of you
Controlling your thoughts, behavior, and emotions.
Not having choices
Postponing Things
I am aware of what I like and dislike as well as my strengths and challenges. What is this called ?
Self-Awareness
Self-Regulation
Social Awareness
Social Management
I can set and achieve goals that will make me more successful
Self-Awareness
Self-Management
Social Awareness
Social Management
Which statement is NOT true about becoming more aware of oneself?
You become more appreciative of yourself.
You become dependent to others.
You value relationships with others.
You learn that respect to self and others is important.
Self Management is an important Life skill.
True
False
What is the core question that Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs aims to address?
What motivates human behavior?
What are the physiological needs of humans?
What are the safety needs of humans?
What are the self-actualization needs of humans?
Which of the following does NOT describe a Person?
Any entity that has the moral right of self-determination
A kind of being that has the moral right to make its own life-choices and to live its life without being provoked interfered by others
A being that has certain capacities or attributes constituting person-hood, which in turn is defined similarly by different authors in different disciplines and by different cultures in different times and places
An individual’s uniqueness which cannot be interchanged and therefore cannot be counted
