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WorksheetsChapter 4 Test
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
A person with a genetic _____ has an increased risk of developing a health condition due to inherited genes.
predisposition
vaccination
infection
injury
The fundamental beliefs and ideals people hold that guide their behaviors and choices are core _____
values
opinions
facts
rules
3. Gender _____ are culturally defined assumptions about what it means to be male or female.
roles
identities
preferences
expressions
Holding yourself to impossibly high standards, called _____, is harmful to self-esteem.
perfectionism
optimism
realism
indifference
The ability to control one's emotions and impulses and to act with careful deliberation and integrity is called _____
self-regulation
self-indulgence
impulsivity
recklessness
Mental and emotional health are not exclusively positive or negative, but exist on a continuum.
True
False
Social identity is one's connection to different cultural or ethnic groups.
True
False
According to Erikson, developing a sense of personal identity is the primary task of adolescence.
True
False
Self-esteem is your mental picture of yourself, including your appearance, skills and abilities, and weaknesses.
True
False
People with high emotional intelligence are skilled at understanding the emotions of others.
True
False
A mental _____ is when feelings that decrease mental health temporarily impair a person's ability to cope with daily life.
health condition
distress
illness
disorder
Which of the following is the combination of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that make you unique?
core value
social identity
personality
ethnicity
Which of the following is a characteristic of people with healthy self-esteem?
A. attempt new activities and embrace challenges
B. make decisions to avoid rejection
C. are sensitive to criticism
D. view negative events as failures
Which defense mechanism means explaining or making excuses for your bad behavior?
intellectualization
reaction formation
rationalization
displacement
Match each key term to its definition (15–21). 15. _____ characteristics and qualities that distinguish who a person is
identity
gender stereotypes
emotional intelligence
ethnicity
self-actualization
Match each key term to its definition (15–21). 16. _____ mental picture of one's abilities, appearance, and personality based on experiences and interactions with others
identity
gender stereotypes
emotional intelligence
self-image
ethnicity
Match each key term to its definition (15–21). 17. _____ skill in perceiving, understanding, and managing emotions and feelings
B. ethnicity
C. gender stereotypes
E. self-actualization
D. identity
A. emotional intelligence
Match each key term to its definition (15–21). 18. _____ confidence in one's own worth and abilities
identity
gender stereotypes
ethnicity
emotional intelligence
self-esteem
Match each key term to its definition (15–21). 19. _____ feeling of reaching one's full potential through creativity, independence, spontaneity, and a grasp of the real world
gender stereotypes
emotional intelligence
self-actualization
ethnicity
identity
Match each key term to its definition (15–21). 20. _____ one's connection to a particular social group that shares similar cultural or national ties
ethnicity
identity
emotional intelligence
gender stereotypes
self-actualization
Match each key term to its definition (15–21). 21. _____ preconceived ideas, roles, and characteristics people associate with a certain gender
emotional intelligence
identity
gender stereotypes
ethnicity
self-actualization
What is the difference in the percent of females who completed four years of college or more in 1978 and 2018?
The difference is 35.3% - 12.2% = 23.1%.
The difference is 35.3% - 12.2% = 18.1%.
The difference is 35.3% - 12.2% = 27.5%.
The difference is 35.3% - 12.2% = 15.0%.
Factors that have impacted increases to college attendance include which of the following?
Shifts in gender stereotypes
Decrease in educational opportunities
Reduction in financial aid
Decline in job market demand for degrees
Which of the following is a common trait of people with positive mental and emotional health?
They are able to cope with stress effectively.
They avoid all social interactions.
They never express their emotions.
They ignore their problems.
Social media can be either a protective factor or a risk factor for mental and emotional health because:
It can provide support and connection, but also expose users to cyberbullying and unrealistic comparisons.
It always improves mental health by increasing social interaction.
It only has negative effects on mental and emotional health.
It never affects mental or emotional health in any way.
