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WorksheetsChapter 2 Taking Charge of Your Health
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 8mins
You can evaluate the possible outcomes of a decision by using _________________.
criteria
guesses
opinions
assumptions
2. Honesty and respect for others are two examples of core ________________ values.
ethical
economic
cultural
legal
______________ is the process of making a choice or solving a problem.
decision making
delegation
communication
planning
An example of a long-term goal is
eating a healthy breakfast today.
graduating from college in four years.
walking two blocks each day.
passing a math test next week.
A common result of achieving a short-term goal is
decreased loyalty.
decreased character.
increased frustration.
increased self-confidence.
Eric wants to become a veterinarian, so he begins by volunteering at an animal shelter. Volunteering could be
a short-term goal.
a long-term goal.
a character trait.
a conflict-resolution skill.
Good character can be illustrated by
favoring one person over another.
respecting the opinions of others.
refusing to obey school rules.
Actions, thoughts, and feelings are all part of a person's
fairness.
criteria.
character.
goals.
One action that would not demonstrate good character would be
disrespecting your parents and teachers.
treating everyone with kindness and respect.
volunteering in your community.
What are the consequences for not taking responsibility?
It damages your character (who you are)
It damages your reputation (how people view you)
It damages your personal growth (it is immature)
All of the above
A goal should be:
Vague
Specific
Impossible to achieve
Unimportant
Setting SMART goals means the goals are:
Simple, Mysterious, Arbitrary, Random, Timely
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound
Small, Mediocre, Average, Reactive, Temporary
Slow, Meaningless, Avoidable, Repetitive, Tiresome
Before making a decision, you should:
Flip a coin
Consult a magic 8-ball
Gather information
Make a snap decision
When faced with a difficult decision, what is a useful strategy?
Delaying the decision as long as possible
Making a pros and cons list
Always choosing the easiest option
Asking everyone you know for their opinion
