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Character Playbook Building Healthy Relationships Self-Awareness

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

People and things around you have (a) ________________ impact on you.

a)

positive

b)

negative

c)

both positive and negative

d)

neither positive nor negative

2.

How can you best manage the impact that people and the things around you have on your life?

a)

Ignoring their impact and moving on

b)

Considering how they affect your family

c)

Understanding how they affect your peers

d)

Understanding how they affect your thoughts

3.

Social identity groups can give you a sense of ______________.

a)

distance

b)

rejection

c)

belonging

d)

comparison

4.

Which of these is an example of your external influences?

a)

Peers

b)

Values

c)

Emotions

d)

Thoughts

5.

Why is it important to understand yourself?

a)

You are only influenced internally.

b)

'Who you are' stays the same over time.

c)

It helps you navigate your relationships.

d)

It's more important than understanding others.

6.

Which of these is an example of internal motivations?

a)

Peers

b)

Media

c)

Values

d)

Family

7.

Which of these can best help you understand yourself?

a)

Neglecting your values

b)

Ignoring what others think of you

c)

Considering how you think of others

d)

Recognizing your thoughts and feelings

8.

How does the brain influence your emotions, thoughts, and values?

a)

It rejects sensory signals.

b)

It controls your reaction to emotions

c)

It assesses the cost of sensory signals.

d)

It makes you forget any prior memories.

9.

Which of these is true about social identity groups?

a)

Some are obvious while some aren't.

b)

They are misaligned with your values.

c)

They are separate from your personal identity.

d)

You can only belong to one social group at a time

10.

Which part of your brain is related to your reasoning, emotional reactions, and personality?

a)

Thalamus

b)

Hippocampus

c)

Hypothalamus

d)

Prefrontal Cortex