Question 1

Which of the following are types of personal factors that are unique to individuals?

Accepted Answer

A) Certain qualities 
B) Ways of thinking 
C) Work ethic 
D) All of the above 
A) Certain qualities 
B) Ways of thinking 
C) Work ethic 
D) All of the above D

Question 2

An example of the behavioral influence chain occurring would be thinking about fishing,skipping work,and feeling guilty about skipping work.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

The relationship between person,behavior,and world in influencing our behavior is an additive process,not a continuous one.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

The behaviors that engage in do not impact the world,while the world shapes the behavioral choices that are made.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

The questions How do we think about problems and How do we tend to react to certain situations are ways to tap into:

Accepted Answer

A) attitudes 
B) beliefs 
C) behavioral tendencies 
D) stress 
A) attitudes 
B) beliefs 
C) behavioral tendencies 
D) stress

Question 6

Which of the following statements is true?

Accepted Answer

A) We as people,our world,and our behavior can be fully understood separately 
B) We as people and our behaviors can be fully understood separately,but our world cannot be 
C) The world can be understood separately,but we as people and our behaviors cannot be 
D) We as people,our world,and our behavior cannot be fully understood separately 
A) We as people,our world,and our behavior can be fully understood separately 
B) We as people and our behaviors can be fully understood separately,but our world cannot be 
C) The world can be understood separately,but we as people and our behaviors cannot be 
D) We as people,our world,and our behavior cannot be fully understood separately

Question 7

We choose our own behavior even in difficult situations and if the behaviors generally contribute to well-being of others,we:

Accepted Answer

A) may feel more personal security and unhappiness 
B) may feel less personal security and happiness 
C) may feel less personal security and more support from others 
D) may feel more personal security and more support from others 
A) may feel more personal security and unhappiness 
B) may feel less personal security and happiness 
C) may feel less personal security and more support from others 
D) may feel more personal security and more support from others

Question 8

We can lead ourselves to the most desired accomplishments by:

Accepted Answer

A) focusing on thinking patterns (mental) 
B) focusing on physical action (behavior) 
C) combining both the mental and physical level of influence 
D) not focusing on either of these 
A) focusing on thinking patterns (mental) 
B) focusing on physical action (behavior) 
C) combining both the mental and physical level of influence 
D) not focusing on either of these

Question 9

Who plays the most important role in understanding how external influences are relevant to you?

Accepted Answer

A) You 
B) Manager 
C) World 
D) Coworkers 
A) You 
B) Manager 
C) World 
D) Coworkers

Question 10

If our actions are strictly for our own benefit,what type of result could occur?

Accepted Answer

A) Supportive environment 
B) Personal security 
C) Hostile world in the long run 
D) Friendly world in the long run 
A) Supportive environment 
B) Personal security 
C) Hostile world in the long run 
D) Friendly world in the long run

Question 11

By viewing ourselves in terms of behavioral dispositions,we can see how influence can occur on other sources of influence.Which is an example of behavioral dispositions as necessary for understanding self-leadership?

Accepted Answer

A) Good attitudes 
B) Behavioral tendencies 
C) Bad attitudes 
D) Beliefs 
A) Good attitudes 
B) Behavioral tendencies 
C) Bad attitudes 
D) Beliefs

Question 12

The rewards,laws,and rules within an individual's world dictate all of the influence that occurs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The ideas that the authors of the text had on self-leadership were:

Accepted Answer

A) influencing the world 
B) not influencing the world 
C) only potentially influencing the world until the book was wrote 
D) influencing others even when just ideas 
A) influencing the world 
B) not influencing the world 
C) only potentially influencing the world until the book was wrote 
D) influencing others even when just ideas

Question 14

Describe the role that the world plays in shape individual behavioral choices.Describe specific examples of how individual behaviors are changed by certain criteria from the world.

Accepted Answer

-Individuals are impacted by the world a

Question 15

Behaviors can take place at which of the following levels?

Accepted Answer

A) Physical and mental level 
B) Mental level 
C) Physical level 
D) Mental and metaphysical levels 
A) Physical and mental level 
B) Mental level 
C) Physical level 
D) Mental and metaphysical levels

Question 16

Self-leadership can capitalize on the attractiveness of:

Accepted Answer

A) doing things that we like to do 
B) personality 
C) attitudes 
D) unpleasant work 
A) doing things that we like to do 
B) personality 
C) attitudes 
D) unpleasant work

Question 17

Mikaela Shiffrin motivated herself in the Winter Olympics through self-leadership strategies that involved:

Accepted Answer

A) the physical and psychopathic levels of behavior 
B) the mental and metaphysical levels of behavior 
C) the physical level of behavior 
D) the physical and mental levels of behavior 
A) the physical and psychopathic levels of behavior 
B) the mental and metaphysical levels of behavior 
C) the physical level of behavior 
D) the physical and mental levels of behavior

Question 18

Explain the concepts from social cognitive theory relating to the triadic reciprocal model.How do the person,behavior,and world influence one another? Are these items independent from one another or is there a continuous influential process ongoing?

Accepted Answer

-The three factors that influence behavi

Question 19

To fully understand our own self-leadership practices,we must recognize the importance of:

Accepted Answer

A) what we are 
B) how we think about things 
C) what we are and how we think about things 
D) what and who we are 
A) what we are 
B) how we think about things 
C) what we are and how we think about things 
D) what and who we are

Question 20

What theory suggests that there is influence amongst people,behaviors,and the environment?

Accepted Answer

A) Social cognitive theory 
B) Self-determination theory 
C) Self-regulation theory 
D) Social role theory 
A) Social cognitive theory 
B) Self-determination theory 
C) Self-regulation theory 
D) Social role theory

Which of the following are types of personal factors that are unique to individuals?

An example of the behavioral influence chain occurring would be thinking about fishing,skipping work,and feeling guilty about skipping work.

The relationship between person,behavior,and world in influencing our behavior is an additive process,not a continuous one.

The behaviors that engage in do not impact the world,while the world shapes the behavioral choices that are made.

The questions How do we think about problems and How do we tend to react to certain situations are ways to tap into:

Which of the following statements is true?

We choose our own behavior even in difficult situations and if the behaviors generally contribute to well-being of others,we:

We can lead ourselves to the most desired accomplishments by:

Who plays the most important role in understanding how external influences are relevant to you?

If our actions are strictly for our own benefit,what type of result could occur?

By viewing ourselves in terms of behavioral dispositions,we can see how influence can occur on other sources of influence.Which is an example of behavioral dispositions as necessary for understanding self-leadership?

The rewards,laws,and rules within an individual's world dictate all of the influence that occurs.

The ideas that the authors of the text had on self-leadership were:

Describe the role that the world plays in shape individual behavioral choices.Describe specific examples of how individual behaviors are changed by certain criteria from the world.

Behaviors can take place at which of the following levels?

Self-leadership can capitalize on the attractiveness of:

Mikaela Shiffrin motivated herself in the Winter Olympics through self-leadership strategies that involved:

Explain the concepts from social cognitive theory relating to the triadic reciprocal model.How do the person,behavior,and world influence one another? Are these items independent from one another or is there a continuous influential process ongoing?

To fully understand our own self-leadership practices,we must recognize the importance of:

What theory suggests that there is influence amongst people,behaviors,and the environment?

An Intoduction to Self-Leadership: the Journey Begins

Behavior-Focused Strategies: Overcoming Rough Roads, detours, and Roadblocks

Natural Reward-Focused Strategies: Scenic Views, sunshine, and the Joys of Traveling

Constructive Thought-Focused Strategies: Developing a Travel Mindset

Team Self-Leadership: Sharing the Journey

Self-Leadership, health, and Well-Being: Maintaining Physical and Emotional Fitness on the Journey

Individual Differences, diversity, and Practical Applications: Multiple Paths to Uniqueness

Reaching the Destination: but the Journey Continues

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Exam 2: The Context of Self-Leadership: Mapping the Route

Which of the following are types of personal factors that are unique to individuals?

An example of the behavioral influence chain occurring would be thinking about fishing,skipping work,and feeling guilty about skipping work.

The relationship between person,behavior,and world in influencing our behavior is an additive process,not a continuous one.

The behaviors that engage in do not impact the world,while the world shapes the behavioral choices that are made.

The questions How do we think about problems and How do we tend to react to certain situations are ways to tap into:

Which of the following statements is true?

We choose our own behavior even in difficult situations and if the behaviors generally contribute to well-being of others,we:

We can lead ourselves to the most desired accomplishments by:

Who plays the most important role in understanding how external influences are relevant to you?

If our actions are strictly for our own benefit,what type of result could occur?

By viewing ourselves in terms of behavioral dispositions,we can see how influence can occur on other sources of influence.Which is an example of behavioral dispositions as necessary for understanding self-leadership?

The rewards,laws,and rules within an individual's world dictate all of the influence that occurs.

The ideas that the authors of the text had on self-leadership were:

Describe the role that the world plays in shape individual behavioral choices.Describe specific examples of how individual behaviors are changed by certain criteria from the world.

Behaviors can take place at which of the following levels?

Self-leadership can capitalize on the attractiveness of:

Mikaela Shiffrin motivated herself in the Winter Olympics through self-leadership strategies that involved:

Explain the concepts from social cognitive theory relating to the triadic reciprocal model.How do the person,behavior,and world influence one another? Are these items independent from one another or is there a continuous influential process ongoing?

To fully understand our own self-leadership practices,we must recognize the importance of:

What theory suggests that there is influence amongst people,behaviors,and the environment?

An Intoduction to Self-Leadership: the Journey Begins

Behavior-Focused Strategies: Overcoming Rough Roads, detours, and Roadblocks

Natural Reward-Focused Strategies: Scenic Views, sunshine, and the Joys of Traveling

Constructive Thought-Focused Strategies: Developing a Travel Mindset

Team Self-Leadership: Sharing the Journey

Self-Leadership, health, and Well-Being: Maintaining Physical and Emotional Fitness on the Journey

Individual Differences, diversity, and Practical Applications: Multiple Paths to Uniqueness

Reaching the Destination: but the Journey Continues

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