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SMS, CD and Stages of Change

Total questions: 53

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
This stage of change occurs before you even know there is something you want to change
a)
Contemplation
b)
Precontemplation
c)
Preparation
d)
Action
2.
At this stage, you have started to make a change and alter your behaviour. 
a)
Precontemplation
b)
Contemplation
c)
Relapse
d)
Action
3.
At this stage, you know that there is a problem or need for change, but have not yet decided to change. 
a)
Action
b)
Contemplation
c)
Precontemplation
d)
Maintenance
4.
In this stage long term change occurs and the new behaviours have now replaced the old ones
a)
Maintenance
b)
Contemplation
c)
Precontemplation
d)
Relapse
5.
 At this stage, you plan on making a change and believe that a change is both needed and possible. You start planning how to can make changes. ¢
a)
Contemplation
b)
Action
c)
Preparation
d)
Maintenance
6.
You fall back into old habits and behaviours.
a)
Maintenance
b)
Preparation
c)
Contemplation
d)
Relapse
7.
Mahra notices that she has put on some weight. She starts exercising 2 days a week. Which stage of change is she in?
a)
Precontemplation
b)
Action
8.
Sara never does her homework, even though she is told to everyday.Which stage of change is she in?
a)
Pre-contemplation
b)
Relapse
9.
Dana started off the year right by choosing to eat more fruits and vegetables, but started buying her favorite cakes and candies again.Which stage of change is she in?
a)
Maintenance
b)
Relapse
10.

In this stage you are not considering any behavioral change

a)

Precontemplation

b)

Contemplation

c)

Preparation

d)

Action

e)

Maintenance

11.

In this stage you are "on the fence" considering both the pros and cons to a behavioral change

a)

Precontemplation

b)

Contemplation

c)

Preparation

d)

Action

e)

Maintenance

12.

When you have sustained your positive behavior (running) for a long time and intend to do so moving forward, you are in this stage?

a)

Precontemplation

b)

Contemplation

c)

Preparation

d)

Action

e)

Maintenance

13.

How many stages does the transtheoretical model include?

a)

5 stages

b)

4 stages

c)

3 stages

d)

2 stages

14.

Which thinking pattern(s) characterise(s) the precontemplation stage?

a)

not ready yet

b)

in denial

c)

getting ready

d)

a and b

e)

a and c

15.

Which thinking pattern(s) characterise(s) the contemplation stage?

a)

not ready yet

b)

getting ready

c)

beginning to consider change

d)

b and c

e)

a and b

16.

Which thinking pattern(s) characterise(s) the preparation stage?

a)

beginning to make plans

b)

getting ready

c)

ready

d)

a and c

e)

b and c

17.

Which of the following define the maintenance stage?

a)

action is continued

b)

potential for relapse is higher than in the action stage

c)

potential for relapse is lower than in the action stage

d)

a and b

e)

a and c

18.

Community Development involves empowering local individuals and

groups

a)

True

b)

False

19.

a)

Individual

b)

Two Persons

c)

One Group

d)

Group of People

20.

A group of people who share something in common or a social unit (a group of living things) with commonality such as norms, religion, values, customs, or identity.

a)

Community

b)

Community Dynamics

21.

The three coping strategies covered in this course are:

a)

Stress management, time management, accessing support

b)

Stress management, time management, seeking help

c)

Stress management, relaxation techniques, accessing support

d)

Self care, time management, accessing support

22.

How many community development principle are there?

a)

2

b)

4

c)

6

d)

8

23.

Empowerment leads to

a)

decreased participation

b)

increased participation

24.

The community development principle that means long term change is...?

a)

human rights

b)

sustainability

c)

social justice

d)

participation

25.

Addressing disadvantage relates to...?

a)

providing everybody with the basic rights and freedoms

b)

long term changes within a community

c)

funds provided by governments to put towards programs to create positive change in a community

d)

including everyone in the community development program

26.

An example of a sustainable community development project is:

a)

a small group of community members are involved in the project

b)

governments provide funds and decide what to do for the community

c)

A community that is empowered and highly involved in decision making and carrying out the project

27.

What is the primary goal of community development?

a)

To increase government control


b)

To empower communities to improve their own lives

c)

To promote individual wealth

d)

To reduce taxes

28.

__________________ emphasises the importance of involving all community members in decision-making?

a)

sustainability

b)

participation

c)

human rights

d)

efficiency

29.

Which of the following best reflects the principle of diversity in community development?

a)


Prioritising economic growth over social needs

b)

including certain groups in the community development project

c)

Giving more to the majority group

d)

Fair access to opportunities and resources for all

30.

A bottom-up approach in community development means:

a)

Focus is on urban areas only

b)

Projects are imposed by external agencies

c)

Initiatives are driven by local people

d)

Decisions are made by national leaders

31.

Which of the following is NOT a principle of community development?

a)

participation

b)

sustainability

c)

diversity

d)

human rights

32.

The best example of a time management strategy includes:

a)

breathing techniques

b)

seeing a psychologist

c)

prioritising tasks

d)

exercising

33.

Which of the following is a key benefit of effective time management?

a)


Improved focus and efficiency

b)

Reduced productivity

c)

Increased stress

d)

More distractions

34.

Which habit can help improve time management?

a)

ignoring feedback

b)

regular planning

c)

procrastination

d)

over committing

35.

Which of the following is a healthy way to manage stress?

a)

ignoring the problem

b)

overeating

c)

procrastination

d)

practicing mindfulness

36.

Which of these is considered a long-term strategy for managing stress?

a)

drinking caffeine

b)

drinking protein shakes

c)

regular exercise

d)

punching a punching bag

37.

How can time management reduce stress?

a)



By increasing workload

b)

By eliminating the need for breaks

c)

By helping prioritize tasks and reduce last-minute pressure

d)

By allowing more time for procrastination

38.

What is the effect of chronic stress on the body?

a)



Weakens the immune system and increases risk of illness

b)

Enhances memory

c)

Improves immune function

d)

Increases energy levels

39.

Which of these is a sign that someone may be experiencing high stress?

a)



Irritability and trouble sleeping

b)

Increased focus and clarity

c)

Consistent energy levels

d)

Improved digestion

40.

What is the benefit of talking to someone about your stress?

a)

It wastes time

b)

It makes the problem worse

c)

It helps you avoid dealing with the issue

d)

It provides emotional support and perspective

41.

What is emotional intelligence?

a)

The ability to speak multiple languages

b)

The ability to solve complex mathematical problems

c)

The ability to understand and manage emotions

d)

The ability to memorise facts quickly

42.

Self awareness is:

a)

Avoiding emotional situations

b)

Ignoring your emotions

c)

Recognising your own emotions and their effects

d)

Controlling others’ emotions

43.

Which skill is most associated with managing relationships effectively?

a)

social skills

b)

self awareness

c)

self regulation

d)

social awareness

44.

Which of the following is an example of poor emotional intelligence?

a)


Blaming others for your mistakes

b)

Listening actively during a conflict

c)

Staying calm under pressure

d)

Recognising when someone is upset

45.

Why is emotional intelligence important in the workplace?

a)

It helps employees avoid work

b)

It reduces the need for leadership

c)

It replaces technical skills

d)

It improves communication and teamwork

46.

Which of the following best demonstrates self-regulation?

a)

Acting impulsively

b)

Yelling when frustrated

c)

Taking a moment to breathe before responding

d)

Ignoring feedback

47.

What is the role of motivation in emotional intelligence?

a)

To manipulate others

b)

To avoid emotional situations

c)

To achieve goals with passion and persistence

d)

To suppress emotions

48.

How can someone improve their emotional intelligence?

a)

Ignore feedback from others

b)

Avoid emotional conversations

c)

Practice mindfulness and active listening

d)

Focus only on technical skills

49.

Which A of access is:

Is the support service able to accommodate your needs? Are they flexible and can they change the way they offer support so that it is easier for you?

(a)  

50.

Which A of access is:

Are the people you want for support available when you need them?

(a)  

51.

Which A of access is:

Are the support person's personal characteristics acceptable? Do you trust them and are they easy to talk to? Are they the right age, sex or ethnicity?

(a)  

52.

Which A of access is:

Can you afford to pay for the service?

(a)  

53.

Which A of access is:

Can you physically get to the support service?

(a)