Question 1

The fear of pain encourages people to avoid procrastinating things for too long.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

Locus of control is the perceived center of control over the events in people's lives.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Putting things off for too long and not working toward goals can bring your self-esteem even lower.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

Self-esteem can be defined as the extent to which an individual believes him- or herself to be capable, sufficient, and worthy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

How does conditional positive regard affect children?

Accepted Answer

When parents show children conditional p

Question 6

According to Carl Rogers, how can one bring the ideal self and the real self closer to develop a healthy self-concept?

Accepted Answer

A) By adjusting the real self to fit the looking-glass self 
B) By working up to a more realistic and attainable ideal 
C) By adjusting the ideal self according to the messages received from the environment 
D) By paying more attention to the messages about one's ideal self 
A) By adjusting the real self to fit the looking-glass self 
B) By working up to a more realistic and attainable ideal 
C) By adjusting the ideal self according to the messages received from the environment 
D) By paying more attention to the messages about one's ideal self

Question 7

In the context of Mary Pipher's studies, explain how media messages affect young girls growing up in America.

Accepted Answer

According to psychologist and author Mar

Question 8

_____ coined the term inferiority complex.

Accepted Answer

A) Carl Rogers 
B) Julian Rotter 
C) Eric Bern 
D) Alfred Adler 
A) Carl Rogers 
B) Julian Rotter 
C) Eric Bern 
D) Alfred Adler

Question 9

The process of discovering your looking-glass self is known as developing your self-awareness.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

The process of discovering your _____ is known as developing your self-awareness.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The process of discovering your _____ is...

Question 11

Which of the following statements is true about self-concept?

Accepted Answer

A) It is the tendency to turn an irrational belief into an imagined disaster for yourself. 
B) It is the power that is based on your attractiveness to others. 
C) It is the power that depends on the threat of possible punishment. 
D) It is the foundation of all your thoughts about yourself. 
A) It is the tendency to turn an irrational belief into an imagined disaster for yourself. 
B) It is the power that is based on your attractiveness to others. 
C) It is the power that depends on the threat of possible punishment. 
D) It is the foundation of all your thoughts about yourself.

Question 12

In the context of Carl Roger's studies, explain the source of self-esteem?

Accepted Answer

According to the well-known psychologist

Question 13

John is an introvert and a pessimist. He hopes to become an optimist and a more sociable person someday. This happy and positive person that John wants to be is his:

Accepted Answer

A) real self. 
B) ideal self. 
C) self-image. 
D) looking-glass self. 
A) real self. 
B) ideal self. 
C) self-image. 
D) looking-glass self.

Question 14

People with low self-esteem can more readily accept their co-workers and take criticism from others in their work teams.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Which of the following statements is true about conditional positive regard?

Accepted Answer

A) It leads to the realization that knowing and taking care of the "real you" is quite possible without threatening others. 
B) It helps the children to achieve their goals and increase their level of happiness. 
C) It is an assumption of most people that others think well of them much more than is true. 
D) It may lead to the children growing up either rejecting the parents' plans for them completely or becoming depressed and giving up. 
A) It leads to the realization that knowing and taking care of the "real you" is quite possible without threatening others. 
B) It helps the children to achieve their goals and increase their level of happiness. 
C) It is an assumption of most people that others think well of them much more than is true. 
D) It may lead to the children growing up either rejecting the parents' plans for them completely or becoming depressed and giving up.

Question 16

Parents who present their children with a picture of how the children must act to win approval are said to hold "conditional positive regard" for their children.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Why are self-esteem affirmations effective?

Accepted Answer

Self-esteem affirmations work because of

Question 18

How does conditional positive regard affect children?

Accepted Answer

A) Children may develop an unattainable real self. 
B) Children will develop an external locus of control. 
C) Children may become confused on what constitutes good or bad behavior. 
D) Children will never try to measure up to others' standards. 
A) Children may develop an unattainable real self. 
B) Children will develop an external locus of control. 
C) Children may become confused on what constitutes good or bad behavior. 
D) Children will never try to measure up to others' standards.

Question 19

List two common mistakes people make about their ideal self?

Accepted Answer

One common mistake that people make abou

Question 20

Which of the following will be the most constructive way of behaving if you are stuck in a vicious cycle of negative self-concept leading to negative actions and vice versa?

Accepted Answer

A) Trying to analyze who started the cycle 
B) Establishing an external locus of control 
C) Examining ways to stop the cycle 
D) Providing conditional positive regard 
A) Trying to analyze who started the cycle 
B) Establishing an external locus of control 
C) Examining ways to stop the cycle 
D) Providing conditional positive regard

The fear of pain encourages people to avoid procrastinating things for too long.

Locus of control is the perceived center of control over the events in people's lives.

Putting things off for too long and not working toward goals can bring your self-esteem even lower.

Self-esteem can be defined as the extent to which an individual believes him- or herself to be capable, sufficient, and worthy.

How does conditional positive regard affect children?

According to Carl Rogers, how can one bring the ideal self and the real self closer to develop a healthy self-concept?

In the context of Mary Pipher's studies, explain how media messages affect young girls growing up in America.

_____ coined the term inferiority complex.

The process of discovering your looking-glass self is known as developing your self-awareness.

The process of discovering your _____ is known as developing your self-awareness.

Which of the following statements is true about self-concept?

In the context of Carl Roger's studies, explain the source of self-esteem?

John is an introvert and a pessimist. He hopes to become an optimist and a more sociable person someday. This happy and positive person that John wants to be is his:

People with low self-esteem can more readily accept their co-workers and take criticism from others in their work teams.

Which of the following statements is true about conditional positive regard?

Parents who present their children with a picture of how the children must act to win approval are said to hold "conditional positive regard" for their children.

Why are self-esteem affirmations effective?

How does conditional positive regard affect children?

List two common mistakes people make about their ideal self?

Which of the following will be the most constructive way of behaving if you are stuck in a vicious cycle of negative self-concept leading to negative actions and vice versa?

Human Relations: a Background

Self-Awareness and Self-Disclosure

Attitudes and Values in Human Relations

Motivation: Increasing Productivity

Communication and Human Relations

People, Groups, and Teams

Achieving Emotional Control

Individual and Organizational Change

Creativity and Human Relations

Conflict Management

Stress and Stress Management

Your External and Internal Customers

Human Relations in a World of Diversity

Business Ethics and Social Responsibility

Maintaining Workplace Health and Success

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Exam 2: Self-Concept and Self-Esteem in Human Relations

The fear of pain encourages people to avoid procrastinating things for too long.

Locus of control is the perceived center of control over the events in people's lives.

Putting things off for too long and not working toward goals can bring your self-esteem even lower.

Self-esteem can be defined as the extent to which an individual believes him- or herself to be capable, sufficient, and worthy.

How does conditional positive regard affect children?

According to Carl Rogers, how can one bring the ideal self and the real self closer to develop a healthy self-concept?

In the context of Mary Pipher's studies, explain how media messages affect young girls growing up in America.

_____ coined the term inferiority complex.

The process of discovering your looking-glass self is known as developing your self-awareness.

The process of discovering your _____ is known as developing your self-awareness.

Which of the following statements is true about self-concept?

In the context of Carl Roger's studies, explain the source of self-esteem?

John is an introvert and a pessimist. He hopes to become an optimist and a more sociable person someday. This happy and positive person that John wants to be is his:

People with low self-esteem can more readily accept their co-workers and take criticism from others in their work teams.

Which of the following statements is true about conditional positive regard?

Parents who present their children with a picture of how the children must act to win approval are said to hold "conditional positive regard" for their children.

Why are self-esteem affirmations effective?

How does conditional positive regard affect children?

List two common mistakes people make about their ideal self?

Which of the following will be the most constructive way of behaving if you are stuck in a vicious cycle of negative self-concept leading to negative actions and vice versa?

Human Relations: a Background

Self-Awareness and Self-Disclosure

Attitudes and Values in Human Relations

Motivation: Increasing Productivity

Communication and Human Relations

People, Groups, and Teams

Achieving Emotional Control

Individual and Organizational Change

Creativity and Human Relations

Conflict Management

Stress and Stress Management

Your External and Internal Customers

Human Relations in a World of Diversity

Business Ethics and Social Responsibility

Maintaining Workplace Health and Success

Filters