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WorksheetsFCS I Chapter One Study Guide
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 26mins
Your traits make you the same as your friends.
True
False
Ethnics groups help maintain a cultural healthy society.
True
False
The development of character starts in adulthood.
True
False
Not everyone has a self-concept.
True
False
All people progress toward physical maturity at the same rate.
True
False
Intellectual growth can be impaired if a person lacks the desire to learn.
True
False
Social growth becomes less complex in the teen years.
True
False
Everyone has the same basic needs.
True
False
According to Maslow, physical needs must be fulfilled before psychological needs can be considered.
True
False
Values influence your actions and decisions in everyday living.
True
False
Responsibility means being accountable for your actions and obligations.
True
False
Empathy is the ability to be honest and impartial.
True
False
Your peers include your parents and their friends.
True
False
To reach the level of self-actualization, all other needs must be at least partially satisfied.
True
False
Peer interaction reaches a peak of importance during childhood.
True
False
All people need to spend time alone to think about their lives, hopes, and dreams.
True
False
People can only develop positive self-concepts when they succeed at everything they do.
True
False
Personality results from a special blending of heredity, environment, and cultural heritage.
True
False
People from the same family often have similar standards.
True
False
Self-esteem describes a positive self-concept.
True
False
A person's cultural heritage would not include?
Education
Religion
Special holidays
Which of the following is not true about personality development?
Your personality is made up of desirable and undesirable traits
You are born with your personality
Your personality is made up of a combination of traits that make you unique
The most important aspect of character is that it helps a person…
Develops a sense of humor
Discern right from wrong in new situations
Win respect
Win friends
You can improve your self concept by……
Developing a sense of humor
Doing activities you do not enjoy
Trying to achieve goals you never can achieve
Being around people who put you down
What type of growth grows at the same rate for everyone?
Chronological growth
Emotional growth
Intellectual growth
Social growth
All people have the same ……
basic needs
hobbies
languages
favorite foods
Chocolate chip cookies taste better than oatmeal cookies. This is an example of?
Value judgement
Value conflict
Your first basic values were probably learned from…..
family
school
friends
media
Which of the following would be least likely to improve your self-concept?
develop expectations for yourself
surround yourself with positive and supportive people
develop new skills
takes offense when sarcastic remarks are made
Wants differ from needs in that…
wants are not necessary for survival, while needs are essential
wants are always more expensive than needs
needs are only related to luxury items
wants and needs are exactly the same
_______ are accepted levels of achievement.
Standards
Opinions
Preferences
Suggestions
Select what makes you unique.
your favorite color, heritage, environment, heredity, age, personality
personality, environments, heritage, heredity, character, cultural heritage
Your age, hair color, character, personality, heredity
Your height, age, heredity, environments, personality, religious beliefs
The following scenario is an example of a value conflict: An employee believes in honesty and transparency, but their manager asks them to hide certain financial details from a client to help close a deal.
True
False
Which of the following lists the 5 factors that influence the development of values?
values, experiences, needs, relationships with others, and religious beliefs
values, experiences, height, religious beliefs, hair color
Height, weight, eye color, hair color, and shoe size
Language, sports, music, food, and fashion
Psychological environment is:
the mental and emotional atmosphere surrounding an individual
the physical surroundings of a person
the economic conditions affecting a person
the social status of a person
Physical environment is:
composed of the objects around you
a type of chemical reaction
a mathematical equation
an internal body process
Common character traits include:
Responsibility, caring, citizenship, fairness, respect, trustworthiness
Trustworthiness, respect, caring, unfairness, temperament
Temperament, responsibility, caring, citizenship, fairness
Fairness, respect, caring, anger, fairness, citizenship
Hormones are:
chemical messengers produced by glands
types of vitamins needed for growth
cells that fight infections
enzymes that digest food
Wants for some are not needs for others.
True
False
Standards are:
agreed-upon guidelines or rules for a specific purpose
randomly chosen rules with no purpose
personal opinions used in decision making
laws enforced by the government
When you make a value judgement, you assign a level of importance on a certain object.
True
False
Standards are not related to their values.
True
False
Adolescence is:
the period of life between childhood and adulthood
the stage of life after old age
the time before birth
the phase of retirement
An important stage of physical growth is:
Adolescence
Retirement
Old age
Infancy
Sensitivity is a key word to describe teens emotions.
True
False
Which growth is the following phrase: Refers to the way people express their feelings
Social
Intellectual
Physical
Emotional
What growth is the following phrase: Refers to the ability to get along with people
Socially
Emotionally
Physically
Intellectually
What growth is the following phrase: Teaches people to take turns and share
Intellectually
Emotionally
Socially
Physically
What is the growth for the following phrase: Influenced by health habits
Environmentally
Socially
Intellectually
Physically
What growth is the following phrase: caused in part by hormones
Physically
Socially
Intellectually
Emotionally
What is an example of a need rather than a want
computer
jewlery
place to live
tickets to concert
The following scenario is an example of a value conflict:
An employee believes in honesty and transparency, but their manager asks them to hide certain financial details from a client to help close a deal.
True
False
