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WorksheetsStress, Communication, and SMART Goal Setting Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
Is this an example of a SMART goal?
"I will save $5,000 by June 2024 so I can buy a car."
Yes
No
What does the "M" in SMART goals stand for?
Meaningful
Magnificent
Mega
Measurable
Anything that causes stress is called ?
Nuisance
Stressor
Annoyance
Irritant
Which hormone is released in high amounts during the alarm stage of the stress response that gives the body extra energy and strength in the immediate presence of a stressor?
Adrenaline
Insulin
Cortisol
Human Growth Hormone
Is this an example of a SMART goal?
"I will make one million dollars $$$."
Yes
No
The communication style that blends both submissive and hostile behaviors. This is the often the most harmful style of communication to relationshiups.
Aggressive communication
Passive communication
Passive-aggressive communication
Assertive communication
Negative stress is called what?
Distress
Eustress
In the General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS) Model, what is the last stage of the stress response?
Alarm
Exhaustion
Resistance
In the General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS) Model, what is the first stage of the stress response?
Resistance
Fatigue
Alarm
A physical symptom of stress would be
Rise in blood pressure
Mood swings
Irritability
Difficulty concentrating
What does the "R" in SMART goals stand for?
Radiant
Remarkable
Rare
Realistic / Relevant
What does the "A" in SMART goals stand for?
Attainable / Achievable
Abnormal
Adorable
Adventurous
Which communication style involves manipulation and attempts to make people do what we want?
Assertive communication
Passive-aggressive communication
Aggressive communication
Passive communication
Stress can come in both positive and negative forms.
True
False
Chronic stress is stress associated with long term problems that can be traumatic, leading to the constant release of cortisol along with elevated blood pressure.
True
False
What is the main characteristic of passive communication?
Getting even through manipulation
Avoiding confrontation at all costs
Inducing guilt and manipulation
Creating mutually satisfying solutions
In the given situation, how would a passive-aggressive person react?
You are the team leader of a school project, and your partners have been consistently missing deadlines and not responding to your emails.
Yell at them in front of the other team members
Just hope they improve on their own
Directly address the issue with them and ask for an explanation
Say nothing to your partner's face, but report them to the teacher behind their backs
What type of stress can weaken your immune system, making you more likely to get sick?
Chronic
Acute
Sympathetic
In the assertive style of communication, what do we strive for?
Creating mutually satisfying solutions
Getting even through manipulation
Inducing guilt and manipulation
Avoiding confrontation at all costs
In the given situation, how would an assertive person respond? You are in a meeting and a colleague is constantly interrupting you. What do you do?
Report the colleague to your supervisor
Ignore the interruptions and continue speaking
Join the colleague in the interruption and laugh it off
Politely ask the colleague to let you finish before they speak
